Fairmont Vancouver Airport
Vancouver, Canada
- Inside the International Terminal
- Featuring Absolute Spa
- Award winning Globe @ YVR Restaurant
- Afternoon tea
Surrounded by sandy beaches and spectacular mountains, Vancouver combines the best of outdoor life with a vibrant and cosmopolitan city. Set off on an outdoors adventure with a holiday to Vancouver, and see another side of Canada.
This is Vancouver: Where extraordinary is everywhere
Hotels in Vancouver
Fairmont Hotel Vancouver
Vancouver, Canada
5,096 reviewsVirgin Rating- Luxury world-class hotel
- 1930s style Notch8 Restaurant & Bar
- In the heart of the city
- Indoor heated swimming pool
Fairmont Pacific Rim
Vancouver, Canada
4,381 reviews- Close to Coal Harbour, with marina view and waterside restaurants
- Willow Stream Spa
- Outdoor rooftop pool with hot tub
- Sushi bar
Hotel Belmont Vancouver Mgallery
Vancouver, Canada
194 reviewsVirgin Rating- Boutique style hotel with a party vibe
- Basement nightclub
- Located in the heart of Vancouver's entertainment district
Hyatt Regency Vancouver
Vancouver, Canada
6,362 reviewsVirgin Rating- In the heart of Downtown Vancouver
- Mosaic Grille and Bar
- Starbucks
- Outdoor heated swimming pool
Residence Inn Vancouver Downtown By Marriott
Vancouver, Canada
1,602 reviewsVirgin Rating- In downtown Vancouver, close to Yaletown
- All-suite property
- Complimentary breakfast buffet
- Indoor pool and whirlpoo
Westin Bayshore Vancouver
Vancouver, Canada
4,253 reviewsVirgin Rating- WestinWORKOUT® Fitness Studio
- Spa
- On-site dining options
- Fabulous Coal Harbour location
Essential information for Vancouver
Do I need a visa
Yes. If you’re arriving into or transiting through Canada by air from either the UK or another destination e.g. the USA, you’ll need an eTA.
Not to be missed
Perhaps one of the best things to do in Vancouver is to orientate yourself on a sightseeing tour. Buy yourself a pass, valid for 2 days, on the Hop On Hop Off Trolley and explore at your own pace the delights of Gastown, Chinatown, Stanley Park, Granville Island, Robson Street, English Bay and more.
Highlights of Vancouver
- Hop on the Vancouver Trolley to see historic Gastown, Chinatown, Granville Island, Stanley Park, The West End and other key sights.
- Explore Beacon Hill Park, the historic James Bay and North America’s second oldest Chinatown in the provincial capital of Victoria, on Vancouver Island. Walk down Fan Tan Alley, the city’s narrowest street at just 0.9 metres wide.
- Take a Floatplane to Vancouver Island and board a Zodiac vessel to go whale watching.
- Head to Grouse Mountain and take a one-mile aerial journey above the forest on Skyride.
- Explore Butchart Gardens, Victoria, home to the world’s greatest floral displays.
- Enjoy a family day out at Vancouver Aquarium, the largest of its kind in Canada.
- Follow in the footsteps of Katharine Hepburn and Hollywood stars at the art deco Rosewood Hotel Georgia.
- Get some retail therapy on Robson Street or treat yourself in Yaletown’s fashion boutiques.
- Dine on fresh salmon sushi, explore world cuisine and see live cooking shows at Granville Island Public Market and visit Canada’s first microbrewery.
- Dine at the eponymous restaurant of David Hawksworth — a top Vancouver chef at the Rosewood Hotel.
- January–February: The city hosts the International Performing Arts Festivals (PuSh).
- June: The Vancouver Dragon boat Festival and colourful ceremonies take place.
- October: The Writers Fest brings writers and poets to Granville Island.