we had a fantastic view, English bay to the left, grouse mountain to the front, and coal harbour to the right. our room on the 24th floor had a full size fridge to keep your drinks cold in, a (somewhat noisy ) heater.air con and the balcomy that comes as standard with this hotel. dont bother with hotel brekkie unless... more

Spent a week here on my first visit to Vancouver. My room was large, with two beds, large closet, bathroom and a kitchenette. Even a table and chairs and the beer fridge was a big bonus. I was on the 21st floor and my friend was ten floors above, so I got to see the views in both directions. Perfect... more

The hotel is in the town center, just 10 minutes away from the sea and really close to the night life. It's one of the highest hotels in town, with 42 floors. On the top floor there is a wonderful restaurant with an amazing 360 degrees view all over the Vancouver The view is amazing also from the higher rooms.... more

The Empire Landmark is a favorite, especially among an Asian clientel, for basic and affordable accomodations in Vancouver's West End. While Robson street, the primier shopping ginza of Vancouver, as taken a down-turn, the hotel's proximity to the plethora of shops there and on Denman, as well as to the English Bay beach and promonade make it an excellent choice... more

Just barely makes it...good views, and that's about it...staff is ok...rooms are extremely small, a crappy 15" tube tv ! c'mon its 2009 already....! no frills at all...Super expensive internet access $14.00 plus tax for 1 day...best to use your wireless and "hunt" for a signal that is free from one of the surrounding hotels...! Don't get a drink in... more

This is a hotel that's situated perfectly in Downtown Vancouver. We were very happy with our stay - make sure to ask for Jock! He really takes care of his guests - he found out that this was our first time in Vancouver and put us on the 26th floor (I recommend as far from the elevators as possible). Our... more

This is an old hotel on Robson Street near Stanley Park. We were pleased with the hotel. Be sure to request a room on the upper floors and ask for a view of English Bay. The revolving restaurant is cool. The hotel could use a good cleaning and an overall paint job, and some maintenance in places. I noticed the... more

The Empire Landmark is a moderate hotel with clean if somewhat shabby rooms. They seem to cater to Asian tourists - the written materials in our room (menus for the restaurant, phone use guide, etc) were all primarily in an Asian language - Japanese or Korean, I think. As far as we could tell there is no room service, but... more

We stayed one night in order to attend the Rod Stewart concert (outstanding). Staff were very helpful, stashing our bicycles in secure storage. The view from our room was over the city towards BC Place, and we walked - half an hour - to GM Place for the concert. The hotel is on Robson Street, which is very interesting for... more