Rosewood Hotel Georgia, Vancouver
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“Rosewood Hotel Georgia near the Vancouver Art Gallery, is a historic 90-year-old hotel, with grand public spaces, a saltwater lap pool, spa, fitness center and, among its dining options, the elegant, contemporary Canadian Hawksworth Restaurant.”
Featured in New York Times’ 36 Hours in Vancouver, Canada.
“Vancouver’s current ‘It’ hotel underwent a spectacular renovation a few years back that brought the 1927-built landmark back to its golden-age glory. Despite the abstract modern art lining its public areas, the hotel’s rooms take a classic, elegant approach with warming earth and coffee tones.”
“One of Vancouver’s newer hotels, the classy Rosewood is also one of the city’s most historic properties: the 1927 Georgian Revival building once welcomed such prestigious guests as Elvis Presley and Katharine Hepburn.”
Featured as Fodor’s Choice in Vancouver.
“When it was built in 1927, the gracious Hotel Georgia quickly became Vancouver’s go-to place for celebrities. It took 5 years to finish the renovation, but in 2011 the Georgia reopened to retake its place among the best hotels in the city.”
Featured as Frommer’s Exceptional Choice in Vancouver.
“Art Deco luxury soaked in a glamorous history with some of Canada’s finest dining and cocktails. From its grand marble staircases to extensive all-Canadian art collection there’s a satisfying sense of luxury at every turn.”
What guests liked
- Beautiful hotel
- Boutique style
- Friendly staff
- Excellent Wifi
- Great location
- Comfortable beds
All you need to know
Ideally located in historic downtown Vancouver, the Rosewood Hotel Georgia combines the grandeur from the 1920s with modern luxuries. It is only a five-minute walk away from the Robson Shopping District while Stanley Park is only a five-minute drive away.
Rooms at the Rosewood Hotel Georgia are spacious and comfortable. Guests can expect features such as a flat-screen TV, premium TV channels, video game consoles and high-quality bedding to name a few in every room. Some rooms also have a comfort-inspired living room. The spa-inspired bathroom has heated floors, and bathrobes and slippers readily available. If guests are looking to up the wow factor from such a great bathing experience, then they can take a dip in the indoor saltwater lap pool and visit the spa where services include body scrubs, massages and pedicures.
Other hotel amenities include gym services, courtesy car booking and a business center. Dining at this hotel is just as much of an exceptional experience as any other. Baked goods, specialty sandwiches and coffee are plentiful at the Bel Cafe. Hawksworth Restaurant serves contemporary Canadian cuisine. The hotel truly caters to guests’ every need.
Hotel Details
— 156 rooms
— First opened in 1927, reopened in 2011
— Industrial chic style
Hotel Features
— Free WiFi
— Restaurant
— Swimming pool
— Bar and lounge
— Full service spa and treatment room
— Valet parking available
— Express check in and check out
— 24-hour front desk
— Tour and ticket assistance
— Laundry service available
— Concierge service
— Indoor pool
— Business Centre
— Conference space
Additional Info
— Check in begins at 3:00 PM
— Check out ends at 12:00 PM
— Minimum check in age is 19 years old
— Government-issued photo ID required with check in
Address
801 W Georgia St, Vancouver, BC V6C 1P7, Canada.
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