Opus Hotel, Vancouver
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“The OPUS continues to reinvent itself and live up to the motto of being a ‘place to be not just a place to stay.’ The design team created a set of online fictitious characters, then decorated the rooms to suit each persona.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Vancouver.
“For sheer, vibrant, grown-up fun, you cannot beat the Opus. It’s the only place to stay right in Yaletown, which means it can be a bit noisy, what with all the bars, clubs, and restaurants outside.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Vancouver.
“In trendy Yaletown, with its bars, restaurants and clubs, Opus Vancouver has attracted fashionistas since it opened more than a decade ago. Along with the buzz that has attracted celebrities such as Ben Affleck, Jennifer Lopez and Lady Gaga, expect rooms that are bright and colourful. File under ‘fun’.”
What guests liked
- Friendly staff
- Boutique style
- Great location
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
A five-star epitome of hospitality, the hotel is located on 322 Devie Street in the Yaletown district of Vancouver where it offers the best in hospitality services and facilities to guests. All the rooms in the hotel are styled and designed to give the most welcoming and conducive atmosphere for guests. The Opus Hotel is the best place to stay while in Vancouver; it offers an excellent location close to several attractive places, its staff is friendly which makes guests easily settled in their new environment and the best of amenities and facilities needed for a comfortable stay.
The hotel offers luxury room options such as Standard King Room, Deluxe Courtyard, Standard Queen Room, Superior King Room, Deluxe King Room, Superior Double Room with Two Double Beds and Opus Signature Suite. Rooms Selected at Check-In are also available for guests to book during their stay in the city.
The hotel is located close to several exciting and attractive places that makes it a favorite for traveling visitors and guests.
The famous Rogers Arena is just a 15-minute walk away, the Robson Street which is the best place to shop is just 1 km away from the hotel.
The on-site hotel restaurant offers a wide variety of local and international cuisines, prepared from fresh ingredients and served exquisitely in a stylish and refreshing setting.
The hotel provides other services, facilities, and amenities such as concierge services, luggage storage, 24-hour front desk, airport shuttle, heating, dry cleaning, daily maid service and room service.
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