WorldMark Vancouver - The Canadian

Simply perfect accommodation and wonderful views. Kitchen has everything you need. Such a convenient location in the city. Walking distance to multitude of eateries.. Underground carparking available. Good security. Front reception staff are so friendly.

The hot tub and pool are across a busy street in another building and the building itself is shared with a condo tower. It is the worst worldmark I have stayed at in Canada.

Nice place to visit. Nearly didn't because of the price and vission of it being mostly about walking across a bridge, however the experience was much more than that.The cliff walk and tree top walk were more the highlights in my view along with the scenery and obviouse effort to minimuse damage to the trees.We finished off with a nice, and reasonably priced wine at a fire pit. :)Overall a recomended trip,Suggest taking the free bus rather than driving and paying for parking.

Tiny suites, very good kitchen, dining room is so small that we could only use 2 of the four chairs. The biggest problem was that there’s no AC. It got really hot and difficult to sleep for a few nights. The staff were great, friendly, informative and accommodating.

Great place if you want to be in downtown Vancouver. Everything is within walking distance for the most part unless you want to go out of the city. Then it is quite a pain to drive through downtown traffic. I liked that the parking was free and had a dedicated section just for WorldMark guests in the underground garage (but spaces were tight). The room was relatively clean but a little small. It was constantly quite warm being on the 19th floor even during the night with the windows open. However, I'm glad that they included fans in each area!The staff were very helpful. Rachel was particularly friendly to us.The gym and pool is available to use across the street at the Sheraton. Super easy to get to and it's pretty good for being a hotel gym. They have shower rooms there too and water available.

Smooth check in and check out process. It's a plus that they have an underground parking considering the property is in downtown Vancouver. Close to everything that I need. Will come back again.

A great place to stay if you’re a Wyndham South Pacific (Australia) owner especially. Saved a lot of $ by staying here. Room (2 bedroom apartment), was very clean, spacious and well appointed with all that you need. Check in was easy and the guy at the counter was very friendly.

A shared resort with a very tall owner based condo building. WorldMark has floors 20-25 I think. The ceiling to floor windows offer great views of the Glass City." You can walk

We were in the 21st floor and it was beautiful! Pretty clean/safe outside (only 1 or 2 houseless) and everything is walkable which was very nice.We did have a fire alarm going off every night and a dirty rag laying in the middle of our floor upon arrival. It would also be nice if staff understood the map of the area better.

This is a recently renovated hotel and everything is fresh and clean. The property is conveniently located close to many food, shopping, transportation, and attractions and we very much enjoyed our stay. There are however, a couple of things that you should be aware of. The pool and gym are contracted out from the Sheraton across the street and you have to sign in and out with the hotel to visit and upon return. The facilities are top shelf!Secondly, if staying in the warmer months, the room we stayed in was not central air conditioned. It had a stand-alone floor unit that cooled the living space, but the thing is so noisy you have difficulty carrying on a conversation or watching TV without use of captions, or high volume levels. It really does nothing to cool the bedrooms, though there were table-top fans in both room to help you with cooling.Our room was located next to an ally where garbage collection and such took place all night long. Also, a hospital is located one block over and ambulance sirens wake you at least a couple time a night, so I recommend ear plugs and running the fan for white noise.