Hotel Vancouver is located at 900 West Georgia Street in Vancouver's Financial District. Opened in May 1939, the Châteauesque-style building stands 112.47-metre-tall (369.0 ft) across 17 floors and was designed by architects John Smith Archibald and John Schofield. The hotel sits adjacent to the Vancouver Art Gallery and Robson Square, with nearby SkyTrain stations providing city-wide transit access.
Check availability Official websiteFairmont Hotel Vancouver is located at 900 West Georgia Street in Vancouver's Financial District, the city's central business district. The hotel property is bounded by Burrard Street to the northwest, West Georgia Street to the northeast, and Hornby Street to the southeast. This downtown position places guests in the center of Vancouver's major attractions and urban activity.
The hotel is situated directly northwest of the Vancouver Art Gallery and Robson Square, a public square adjacent to the art museum. Christ Church Cathedral, the oldest church in the city, is located north of the hotel. The hotel is also close to Stanley Park Seawall and Robson Street shopping, both accessible to guests.
Fairmont Hotel Vancouver opened in May 1939 as one of Canada's grand railway hotels. The building features Châteauesque architecture, incorporating a prominent copper pitched roof with dormers, carved stonework, Renaissance architectural detailings, gargoyles, and relief sculptures. These decorative elements were commissioned from artists including Olea Marion Davis, Charles Marega, Beatrice Lennie, Valentine Shabief, and Lilias Farley.
The hotel stands 112.47-metre-tall (369.0 ft) across 17 floors. When completed in 1939, it was the tallest building in Vancouver—a status it held until the completion of TD Tower in 1972.
Burrard station and Vancouver City Centre station, both SkyTrain rapid transit stations, are located nearby. This transit access connects guests throughout Vancouver's metropolitan area.
The hotel is located at 900 West Georgia Street, Vancouver, BC, in the Financial District downtown.
The Vancouver Art Gallery, Robson Square, Stanley Park Seawall, Robson Street shopping, and Christ Church Cathedral are all nearby and accessible.
Burrard station and Vancouver City Centre station, both SkyTrain rapid transit stations, are located nearby, providing connections throughout Vancouver's transit network.
The hotel opened in May 1939, designed by architects John Smith Archibald and John Schofield.
Yes, the Châteauesque-style building was Vancouver's tallest when completed in 1939, holding that distinction until 1972. It features distinctive architectural elements including a copper pitched roof with dormers, carved stonework, and Renaissance detailings with gargoyles and relief sculptures created by prominent artists.
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