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Tropicana Suites On Robson

1361 Robson
Vancouver, BC V6E 1C6
Nightly Rates: ( 133.36 - 164.37 )
3 Star


Property Description

THE TROPICANA SUITES IS LOCATED IN THE MIDDLE OF THE LIVELY ROBSON ST ENTERTAINMENT DISTRICT WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF DOWNTOWN SHOPPING, THEATERS, ENGLISH BAY, STANLEY PARK AND MANY EXCELLENT RESTAURANTS. ALL GUEST SUITES ARE 1 BEDROOM UNITS FEATURING A LIVING ROOM WITH A SOFA SLEEPER AND KITCHENETTE. HOTEL FACILITIES INCLUDE AN INDOOR HEATED POOL, SAUNA, LAUNDRY FACILITIES AND FREE GUEST PARKING.



Amenities

· AM/FM Alarm Clock
· Babysitting/Child Services
· Coffee Maker in Room
· Concierge
· 24 Hour Front Desk
· Free Parking
· Hairdryers Available
· Pool
· Pool
· Parking
· Restaurant
· Safe Deposit Box
· Skiing
· Television with Cable
· Laundry/Valet Services


Room Information

1 Bedroom Suite 2 Twins
This one bedroom room suite offers comfortable accommodations for either the business or leisure traveler. All rooms offer a balcony affording a view of the city or mountains. The bedroom is furnished with two twin beds. The living area has a double sleeper sofa and writing desk. The guest will also find a kitchenette fully equipped with refrigerator, stove and all necessary cooking utensils. Other amenities include remote control color television, direct dial phones and free parking. Max occupancy 4
1 Bedroom Suite Queen
This one bedroom room suite offers comfortable accommodations for either the business or leisure traveler. All rooms offer a balcony affording a view of the city or mountains. The bedroom is furnished with a queen bed. The living area has a double sleeper sofa and writing desk. The guest will also find a kitchenette fully equipped with refrigerator, stove and all necessary cooking utensils. Other amenities include remote control color television, direct dial phones and free parking. Max occupancy 4

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Miscellaneous Information

· Canadian Dollars is the native currency.
· Check in time is 11:00
· Check out time is 11:00
· Time Zone is American/Vancouver (-8 DST)
· Opened in 1960
· Renovated in 1997
· 74 rooms.
· 0 suites.
· 13 floors.


Directions

TAKE HWY 99 NORTH TO DOWNTOWN. TURN LEFT ON ROBSON STREET. THE HOTEL IS ON THE RIGHT.

All suites hotel in the heart of downtown Vancouver.

Vancouver International Airport -YVR- 13KM North


Guarantee Policy

All reservations must be guaranteed to a valid credit card at time of booking.


Cancellation Policy

All reservaitons must be cancelled 2 or more days prior to arrival to avoid a penaly of one night plus tax. All no-shows will be charge a penalty of one night plus tax.


Restaurant Information

White Tower

* Location - Connected to hotel * Cuisine - Greek * Hours - 11AM-2AM Lunch/Dinner * Dress Code - Casual


Meeting Facility

No Meeting Rooms.

Recreation Information

On-site Recreation

* Swimming Pool * Sauna * Coffee Shop

Off-site Recreation

* Snow Skiing/Snow Activities * Sightseeing * Shopping * Dining


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Nearby Attractions

* Vancouver City Center - 0.1 KM North * Stanley Park - 0 KM West * China Town - 2 KM East * Granville Island - 1 KM Southwest * Queen Elizabeth Park - 2 KM Southeast * Lonsdale Quay Market - 2 KM North * Vancouver Convention Center - 0 KM North * Expo Center - 10 KM East * Gastown - 1 KM East * Robson Street Shopping - 0 KM North * English Bay - 1 KM Southwest * Grouse Mountain - 15 KM North * IMAX - 2 KM North

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