I'm moving in. Amazing staff, gorgeous facilities. And the breakfast us soooo tasty. I heart you l'hermitage.
This hotel is The Best. The ultimate in comfort! The rooms are beautiful and the staff goes out of their way to meet any needs you may have. We will definitely be back!!
New to this world famous hot dog place? Try the Terimayo. You can't go wrong. My personal favorite? Tonkatsu. Interesting take on the classic pork cutlet.
First up the Vancouver Lookout! The glass elevator ride up to a 360º view of the city with the sun shining was absolutely breathtaking; a reminder of why I love this city so much.
Currently the only place in downtown Vancouver with an actual TicketMaster retail outlet!
Spending the day and enjoying the most historic and distinctive neighbourhoods in Vancouver was an interesting and unique experience! A must-go-to place for tourists especially!
Home decor shopping heaven! Also fabulous gifts for showers, weddings, etc
C has decided to once again let the corks pop freely with a champagne brunch on weekends. More at the link. Read more.
We love the Opéra à la noisette: dark chocolate ganache, coffee buttercream, praline crunch and hazelnuts.
Yaletown’s menu of kicked up comfort foods has won nearly as many accolades as the beer, and that’s a lot. For a treat, try the chili squid. More: http://bit.ly/pu4W2M Read more.
Trattoria is part of a group of restaurants that puts on an annual holiday feast for Downtown Eastside residents. Read more at the link. Read more.
Pie & Chai. Winning combo. All locally produced and organic ingredients.
Vancouver Aquarium has a sustainable seafood program called Oceanwise. We work with them closely up here in Whistler.
We hear the totem poles at Stanley Park are one of the most-visited attractions in all of British Columbia. A must-see.
Sitting at the waterfront it is the most popular recreational facility in Vancouver and is on the "to do" lists of many visitors.
Walk around the sea-wall. Get to know why Vancouver is the most beautiful city in the world.
Best place to spend a saturday afternoon.!! try the granville island market, Whet, granville island brewing, The Keg and Bridges restaurants for dinner and the dockside restaurant for breakfast..
Taste a flight of three sakes for $5, then pick up a bottle of their Junmai Nama Genshu sake for an evening of take out sushi.
If you have a medium/large size head forget about finding anything here! If you have a tiny head this is nirvana!
Monday - Friday, mussel mania (mussel, fries & beer) for $10. 3pm-6pm.
Try the Taster Round as a starter. My two favourates are the Honey Lager and the Maple Cream Ale. Wasn't a fan of the Limited Release beer.
Check out 'echo' installation near Chan Centre. Circular concrete seating with brass sphere shape in centre. Stand on sphere and talk to yourself: surprise awaits.
What was Vancouver like 125 years ago? http://bit.ly/eUkP6o Read more.
Walk the back path next to Nitobe Gardens, UBC then across to outside of museum of anthropology. you'll find totems and a private beachlike setting
Alex is an awesome tour guide who really know the park inside and out
A Top 10 attraction to hit up while you're in Vancouver. If you make your way up to Whistler, you should check out the record breaking PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola 436m above the ground.
Hike the Grouse Grind. Depending on your fitness level, it will take between an hour and an hour and a half. Beautiful view from the top!
Famed photographer Robert Adams' new book highlights North America's continental divide. The Place We Live continues to Jan. 16. Read more: Read more.
Did you know that the world record breaking PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola is one of Canada's newest tourism icons? Come check us out in Whistler.
Great place to learn about everything from bugs to static electricity.
Tanning is good here. Loads of sun and no sand! And bubble makers...fun in the sun!
Beautiful time with the family. Dress warmly (toque, mitts, and boots). Dancing lights are very neat. Parking is a bit of a nightmare and it is very crowded.
Head to the North Shore to Lonsdsale Quay Market for a fresh food market, specialty shops and delicious eateries. Hop on the SeaBus from Waterfront Station and you’ll be there within 15 minutes.
Aberdeen Mall and Alexandria road has a plethora of delicious and wide variety of Asian cuisine - Japanese, Korean, Chinese, and more!
Stay in the Towers; the original hotel still has rooms with that 1920s "ambience" you can't control the heat!
Get a single zone ticket book from 7-11 at lower lvl of domestic arrival. You can upgrade without paying the 5$ airport fee. After 6pm you get back to YVR without upgrading.
