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The Westin Bayshore, Vancouver

1601 Bayshore Dr., Vancouver, BC V6G 2V4, Canada
Condé Nast Readers' Choice '25
Google 4.4
Overall 68
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$346
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Review

Synthesized from Condé Nast Traveler
Condé Nast Readers' Choice 2025 · 2017

Character and identity

A 1961 mid-century landmark at the mouth of Stanley Park, the Bayshore occupies a stretch of Burrard Inlet waterfront that, despite being increasingly hemmed in by Coal Harbour's condo towers, still feels singular. The 499-room property carries its decades well: the lobby and grounds remain handsome, the circular outdoor pool still presides over the water, and a Marriott-era refresh keeps the interiors contemporary. Dining centres on H2 Rotisserie & Bar (rotisserie chicken, flat-iron steaks) and the Art Deco-inspired H Tasting Lounge, which nods to long-term 1972 guest Howard Hughes. Wellness runs deep, with guided runs, bike tours, and in-pool Liquid Yoga.

Who's it for

Best for:
Couples and solo travellers who want a harbour-view base for walking Stanley Park's seawall and Denman Street's cafes, plus convention-goers who appreciate a full-service waterfront hotel with two pools, a spa, and active wellness programming. Design enthusiasts curious about mid-century Vancouver will find the bones rewarding.

Should look elsewhere:
Travellers seeking a buzzy downtown dining scene or boutique intimacy should look downtown or to Yaletown. The hotel skews business and conference, the architecture is dated in places, and the surrounding condo towers have diluted the once-commanding waterfront setting.

Bottom line

What you're paying for here is location and view: Stanley Park at your doorstep, the inlet out your window, and Denman Street two blocks away. Book a harbour-view room (or Suite 2091, Hughes' former hideout, if the history appeals), lean into the wellness programming, and don't expect the on-site restaurants to be your Vancouver dining highlight.

Location

1601 Bayshore Dr., Vancouver, BC V6G 2V4, Canada · 10 nearest tracked hotels

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Amenities

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Wi-Fi in public areas
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Table service
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Breakfast buffet
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Smoke-free property
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