Hotel Le Soleil

We arrived in Vancouver on a rainy day and were instantly brightened by the warm welcome at Hotel LeSoleil. To our surprise, the front desk informed us that we’d been chosen as the Guest of the Day and upgraded to one of the penthouse suites — what an amazing start to our stay! The suite was absolutely beautiful — elegant, spacious, and thoughtfully designed. The hotel itself is stunning, with a boutique charm and a luxurious feel throughout. Every staff member we encountered was friendly and professional, making us feel truly valued. We were very impressed and can’t wait to stay here again. Highly recommend Hotel LeSoleil to anyone visiting Vancouver!

I had a really great stay at this hotel. The room was clean, cozy, and well-maintained, and the staff were super friendly and helpful throughout my visit. Everything—from check-in to breakfast—was smooth and pleasant. The location was convenient, and I felt safe and comfortable the entire time. I’d definitely stay here again and recommend it to anyone looking for a relaxing and hassle-free experience.

I was really looking forward to celebrating my birthday and my very first trip to Canada with a relaxing, luxurious hotel stay, but unfortunately, the experience fell far short of what I expected. My check-in process set the tone for what was to come. I completed the online “contactless check-in” and was told that my room number and digital key would be texted to me. That message never arrived. When I reached the hotel, I had to go to the front desk to get the room information, where I was told the room had “just become ready.” When I opened the door, I was surprised to find a man still inside the room. He said he was finishing up and left shortly after. The room itself looked nice at first glance, aside from both TVs having cords hanging visibly from them. Later that night, around 9:30 PM, we returned to the room excited to watch a movie and enjoy the evening. Unfortunately, neither television worked. After struggling with them for about half an hour, including attempting to connect our laptops; we finally called for assistance. The staff member who came up tried everything but ultimately couldn’t get either TV functioning. At that point, I also realized how cold the room was. I turned up the heat, waited, turned it up more, and eventually cranked it to the maximum, but only cold air blew from the vents. No heat ever came on. Trying to warm up, I decided to take a hot bath. While I was in the tub, maintenance dropped off wine and chocolates as an apology since the hotel was completely full and couldn’t move us to another room. Although the gesture was appreciated, the damage had already been done. We had envisioned celebrating my birthday by watching Fantastic Four from the comfort of our “luxury” hotel room. Instead, we spent the night bundled up in blankets, trying our best to stay warm enough to sleep. For such a special occasion, this was deeply disappointing. Although the hotel looked nice and all of the staff was pleasent and professional; this stay did not come close to delivering the comfort, reliability, or experience we paid for or expected..

Lucky to find this gem in this great location. Close to Canada Place, great eating places, train and Sea Bus access. Staff were exceptionally attentive and helpful. Where they could accommodate an early check in / late checkout they would with no cost to the guest. Lovely gesture in expensive Vancouver. (Please keep this). Housekeeping was super attentive and went the extra mile. Breakfast was good. Room size and comfort appeared much better value than other more expensive hotels.

I would easily give a 5 for a couple of minor things. The bathroom fan sounds like an airplane, the coffee maker is in the perfect spot, but the cord doesn't reach the plug, the wardrobe cabinet is awkward to open and the wallpaper is showing its age, but that can be overlooked as the room layout (corner room) is amazing. Great tech plug availability. The bathroom counter space is huge and overall great style to the room!

This hotel is a 10/10! My partner and I decided to have a staycation in the city to celebrate our anniversary and we're so glad we chose to stay here. The service from the staff was above and beyond and our room was stunning and spacious, something you don't often get anymore with hotels. In a sea of options to choose from in Vancouver, this is one you won't want to overlook. We will absolutely be staying here again!

Hotel Le Soleil enjoys a fantastic location, perfect for exploring the city on foot. The interior has a classic charm with nicely decorated hallways, and our room was clean and comfortable. While nothing felt particularly outstanding beyond the location, the thoughtful touches — like bathrobes and tea provided in the room — added to the experience. A pleasant stay with convenience at its core.

This is the second time our family (2 adults and 2 children) have had the pleasure of staying at Le Soleil. Once again we were greeted by the friendly and welcoming staff and were lucky enough to be selected as the ‘guests of the day’ where we enjoyed a bottle of wine and macarons to share. It made us feel extra special and was the cherry on top to another fabulous stay. We will definitely be back!

We were tired and ready to kick back for the night, so we decided on Hotel le Soleil. I am so happy we did. From the moment we walked in the young lady at the counter was so kind and welcoming. The room wasn't quite ready so we paid and then went out to get food, she even called us to let us know it was ready when it was done. The room we had was a little small for a suite, BUT, not at all disappointing. In fact the room had class and charm, that made me really happy we chose this hotel. When we needed an extra blanket and some extra towels they were at our door within 5 minutes of calling down.. we really loved the view from our room and checking out was just as easy. The only down side was there was some kind of loud fan sounding in the hallway inside the suite. I don't mind noises like that, but It might be bothersome to some people. It wasn't enough of a bother to stop me giving this amazing hotel 5 stars. If I am ever back in Vancouver this is where I will be staying.

It's one of my favorite hotel and has a European vibe. There is a restaurant & bar on the first floor, and the atmosphere is nice, good food but slow service. It's recommended to make a reservation because it gets busy on weekends. My room this time was on the corner on the sixth floor. The room was neat and tidy, so it felt good. I like the sheets on the bed here. But the pillow was too soft for me. If the pillow doesn't fit, try folding the bath towel and making it into a pillow. It's worked! I woke up every night with a loud noise outside late at night. The sound of a bottle throwing into the trash can. Other than that, there was no problem. The hotel location is convenient and the staff are friendly. Next time, I want to stay in a quiet room as much as possible.

The service is excellent! The rooms are nice and spacious, however they feel a bit dated. The location is really central and perfect for anyone visiting from out of town. #contestentry

Breakfast is good and staff are very friendly and attentive. Breakfast wins over the hotel's weaknesses - rooms are very aged and need to be renovated soon. Fans are super noisy and water pressure is very weak. The shower head wasn't having enough water pressure because the water was also coming out of the faucet at the same time. Didn't matter how much I tried to fix it. The knob didn't stay pressed on. Front desk staff can get more training and be more helpful. Bell desk staff are very nice and helpful.

A great hotel with great service. We had a corner room/suite which was a small bedroom and a "living room" with couch, mini fridge etc (no microwave). Parking is valet and $35 but there is a public lot next door for $17 (we did valet) Good central location (easy walk to Stanley Park Gasstown etc). The service was fantastic. Everyone was pleasant and helpful.

Visited Vancouver for 3 days and had a wonderful stay at this boutique hotel. Our room was very comfortable and clean. They gave 2 free water bottles each day which was nice. The staff were all so nice. Front desk gave us some paper for my son to draw. The concierge, Jordan was sooo helpful each day with great tips on restaurants, activities and public transportation. Valet guys were so friendly whenever we entered/exited the hotel. We brought a car but didn't want to drive much. Jordan gave us great tips on best ways to get around on public transportation. There were fantastic restaurants on Robson St., about 15 mins walk. If you like shopping, there was a big mall very close by. We loved the restaurant next door which is connected to the lobby. Breakfast was fantastic with 10% off for hotel guests. We will definitely return! Loved staying there!

LeSoleil is what a hotel should be. Excellent service, clean , prompt and helpful. I found nothing in the hotel or restaurant I could rate less than excellent.

Spent 3 nights here. Bed is super comfortable, room is well appointed and spotless. All of the staff are friendly and helpful. Close to everything. We walked everywhere. Harbour 3 minutes away, Stanley Park 25 minutes by foot. So much to see. Try the restaurant in the lobby. Fantastic. Truly enjoyed our visit

We previously stayed at this hotel 10 years ago and finally, finally got to go back this month. It was beautiful and classy as ever! We booked a suite and were very comfortable. Some things had changed since our previous visit, like the restaurant downstairs is now a French restaurant. We had a delicious and beautiful breakfast there. Service is friendly and professional, room is clean and comfortable and the location can't be beat. The hotel is right downtown on Hornby Street, close to the Sky Train station and the Pacific Center shopping mall. Easy walking distance to GasTown and the Waterfront too (which were also awesome)! We plan to come back again and also stay sometime at their NYC location too. Love LeSoleil!

Cannot beat a boutique hotel, if it is truly a boutique than it is always a keeper. Great staff, special mention to Boris for his customer service and personal knowledge of restaurants in the area. Great location amenities and room!

My usual hotel in Downtown Vancouver was booked since I was booking last minute so luckily my Yelp did not fail me and I found this place. The reviews seemed almost too good to be true. Wished I studied up a little better as I arrived very late on a Sunday night and didn't realize that the hotel has a valet for parking. This hotel is also centrally located so that once parked you can walk to the shops, cafes and even Gastown albeit it is still a bit cold here in mid-April. The reception upon check in is lovely and quick. The entire hotel I found to be immaculate which is fantastic and welcoming. Upon entering your room is a living room area a hallway with a nice sized bathroom and a bedroom to the back. First time away from home that I slept through the night,the bed and bedding were very comfortable. Nice touch that they turn down your bed at night and have chocolates on your pillow. This was actually a decent sized chocolate and high quality as well that I found myself eating them every night. Also you have complimentary bottled water which is great as my time was very limited to be looking to get it outside the hotel to bring back to the room. The toiletries were Aveda brand and again they were generous in the fact that I had enough supplies to wash my hair every day. This hotel is truly a hidden gem. The only negative is their restaurant affiliation since I came in very late the first night I ordered room service which actually comes from the Indian restaurant next door. It has to be the worst Indian food I have ever eaten as well as it dumbfounded me in the City with the best restaurants in the world at the best hotel and to be serving poor quality food makes zero sense. This was confirmed to me by several locals that I do business with that are also Indian. Oh well I guess not everything is perfect in Vancouver.

First time staying at the hotel we booked a king bedroom suite for a new year trip and pre-paid for 2-days of valet parking. Note only parking option at the hotel is valet and it is $48/day with in and out privileges. However if you book online via the website, there is a discount for the parking and we paid I think $32/day. The valet service went smoothly without a hiccup. Walked into the foyer of the hotel and it felt very regal (think Louis the 14th French regal). When we checked in, they had no records of me pre-paying the valet, but assured me they will sort it out later. They handed me 2-vouchers per day for continental breakfast and we went up to the room. Walking into the room, it was pretty spacious and comfortable and clean. We were greeted with two bottles of Fiji water (complementary). I went to the restroom to wash my hands (yeah for Aveda products) and noticed only one set of everything and realized they had me down for 1-guest when on their website, i entered (2ea) adults and (2ea) children (hence two continental passes per day). Went back down to order more towels and toiletries it was quickly remedied (i also showed them my online reservation noting the valet was pre-paid as well). Tried to go back to my room to find out my card key was not working. Only one of my two card keys worked so I rode with the other guest all the way to the top to ride all the way back to get it fixed. They were very apologetic about it and stuff happens. House keeping was great. On our way out for the day, we ran into the house keeper and she was super friendly and asked if we needed or wanted anything. She chatted with the kids as well asking how was their stay. The kids noted they wanted the turn down service which includes a chocolate on the pillow (really all they wanted was the chocolate). When we came back the bed was made and the kids definitely got their chocolate which of course made their day living it up in a fancy hotel...which of course makes us happy. Cleanliness, great house keeping, friendly service, good valet and location/proximity to everything makes this a win.

Booked this hotel through Expedia and it looked good from my screen but I was still a little skeptical if this place was a gem or dump, but couldnt turn down the price for a last minute weekend trip. So glad this place turned out wonderful!!! The hotel was a little hard for me to find at first but after driving the block 4 times, I found it. Nice entrance area/lobby, staff was very friendly with the greetings and immediately helpful with valet, check-in process and info about the hotel & city. The corner room was very nice, pretty good views, Frenchy-boutique like, comfy feeling, good sized, adjustable temp controls in living room and bedroom and no issues with wi-fi neither. I like the hotel location, it's a street or 2 away from all the retail madness so its quiet at night. Very walkable to pretty much everything. The hotel has a Indian restaurant connected but we didn't try it out but it looked pretty popular. Overall, the stay was great and would stay here again especially with location and the staff.

If I could give this place more stars, I would. We had our company Holiday party here and I am so happy with our experience. We had approximately 40 to 50 people and the room size was perfect. People were able to sit and mingle with just enough room. We also were able to play games and music in the space. The service is beyond amazing. Ever single staff member was so pleasant and accommodating. No one was left wanting or needing anything. The servers passing around appetizers were smiling and patient, the bar staff remembered peoples drink order. I personally met with the chef (being GF and vegan) and he made me my own customized meal. He was so incredible and I felt so cared for. This place is top notch. The decor is classic and trendy. And the place is dog friendly (I love this and so did our party which got a special visitor at our party). Thank you to everyone!

Was in Vancouver for 3 nights. Check in was fast and efficient. Staff really friendly and accommodating. Decor/ suite furniture a bit dated but hotel overall provided everything we needed for a nice weekend getaway. Great location - Starbucks and Tim Horton's coffee just a few steps away. Easy walk to Canada Place and Seawall. Several restaurants in the vicinity. Housekeeping was awesome in replenishing toiletries and changing towels. Wifi was free, fast and reliable. I highly recommend this hotel and would not think twice about staying here again.

We felt like royalty staying at this hotel. It's very clean and fancy and all of the staff are super friendly and accommodating. We even returned to chocolates on the pillows one day. And I must mention that the bed was ridiculously comfortable - we both slept extremely well, which was great since I had to get up early for a half marathon. I would definitely stay here again.

The hotel accommodated an early check-in for us, which was very kind of them. The folks helping you out were all fantastic and very kind. It was nice of them to remember my name, and Marvin could get our kids to smile every time. The room was clean, with nice Aveda products, and they provided two cribs as requested. It was nice to have a suite as the kids could have their own space and TV separate from ours. The location was convenient, two blocks from either of the major train lines, and a few block from Robson street which is where we spent most of our time. We really appreciated the help, especially their willingness to hold our luggage for us before and after out stay. We'll be back.

Friendly staff but the parking garage system is the worst i've seen. It was not explained properly when we checked in so i had to figure out how it worked bit by bit every time i faced an issue getting in. So basically they don't give you a fob to open the parking garage door and there is no camera for them to see your car at the garage entrance so you actually have to walk out of your car, walk inside the lobby and get someone to come with you to the garage door, so they can open it with their fob. Does it sound like a lot of work just to get inside the garage..... my answer is yes, for both guests and staff. On top of that the elevator to the parking garage is activated manually by someone in the lobby so if theres no one at the front desk you can't even get to your own car. It almost makes me feel bad bothering someone every time if i have to drive somewhere often! Also the website mentions Aveda products in the rooms but that's not what you get either. The heat vent is very very loud in the rooms.... The hotel definitely needs some updates and more staff. Unless youre used to these inconveniences and a loud fan, I'd suggest shopping around some more. Other than these problems, the rooms are clean and the location is superb.

I booked this hotel last minute on Expedia when our Airbnb fell through. It was an outstanding experience from the minute we arrived. Everyone working at the hotel was incredibly kind and helpful - special shout out to Craig who basically planned our too short 48 hour stay for us. It's an outstanding location - can easily walk to Robson Street, Canada Place and even the Aquabus to Granville Island. The rooms are very well appointed and the beds were too comfortable. There are Aveda products in the bathroom. We had breakfast at the Copper Cafe one morning and it was reasonably priced and decent. We valet parked our car for $37 CAD - has in and out privileges. Looking forward to visiting in the future.

My honest review of this hotel is that it is a small beautiful building. But there is nothing exceptional about this hotel. The staff were polite but we're not happy with our request to change rooms. being a light sleeper and to be placed at a high traffic area in front of the elevator wasn't something we were super happy about. But we did say we would stay in our room if nothing was available. However You could tell they seemed a bit irritated by the request. The rooms were clean and decorated beautifully. The elevators unfortunately took forever. Parking was underground but you don't have the freedom to leave and then enter the parade without waiting for someone to let you back in. We ordered room service for breakfast from the restaurant. Whoever took our order over the phone didn't put our order in so after waiting 40 mins I had to call and put in a new order. The food was ok, again nothing Exceptional. Eggs were over cooked. Understandable due to Covid room service is not the same. But who wants to receive their breakfast in a to go box. Not even a proper container. I would not stay at this hotel again in the future just due to my preferences. Again this hotel is ok but nothing to me felt like I wanted to come back here again.

Yay, a first to review in Canada!! Who woulda thunk it! Sooooo, this hotel is awesome. I came here a few years with my then BF and it was spectacular. Lots of warm, rich colors. A super comfy bed (if ya know what I'm sayin') and views of the city that were awesome. To prove how cool this hotel was, I was blessed with a fantastic case of food poisoning and forced to spend more time in the room than i wanted to, but I still loved my time here. It's also in a great location, that's close to restaurants and shopping and if you come here during the Vancouver no tax sales week, oooooh boy, you will be set!

My boyfriend brought me to Vancouver for my birthday. He had purchased a Living Social deal for Hotel Le Soleil. The location of the hotel is great - no need for cabs or driving! We pretty much walked everywhere... even in the rain. We pulled up and the valet guy, Zack greeted us. His service was exceptional. Seriously... very attentive and polite! This set the tone for our stay. Check in was simple and the gentleman at the front desk was very personable. Our room was clean and big. There were two flat screen TV's. We brought our dogs on our trip and all they charged was a $50 something fee... they even had someone put a dog bowl and blanket in our room which was a nice little touch. The only downfall is that we have to pay for wi-fi. However, there is a Starbucks right across the street so you can just walk there and use theirs. They gave us vouchers for the restaurant (Copper Chimney) which is kind of pricey but WELL WORTH IT. That restaurant rocks (you can see my review on this too). I will definitely come back to this hotel. Great value, location, service, and rooms.

This hotel seemed to have solid reviews, and I was happy to find a reasonable price online (by my American standards for moderately priced hotels) so I stayed comfortably at Hotel Le Soleil for four nights. Pros: it was very clean; even for a single there was a separate living room with a second widescreen TV and a couch; a powerful hair dryer, nice bathroom; and I swear all the mirrors are those fitting room ones (slightly warped) that make you slightly vertically stretched so you appear thinner. No complaints about that! The staff was professional and unobtrusive. The SkyTrain stop is just one block away, so it's very convenient if you arrive in Vancouver by bus or train as I did. You're already downtown and within walking distance of a lot so you may not need a car. The most comfortable hotel bed I've experienced in years. Cons: the wireless internet situation is awkward - it seems like you could access it on the TVs (with a keyboard/remote already in your room) but apparently this system is defunct, so they ask you to pay about $9 to get a 24-hour access code for their wi-fi (for your own phone or laptop), but the signal only worked in public hallways and fleetingly in my room. When I told the front desk that this was sort of useless, they told me they have a "business center" (one room with two computers, printers, fax) for any guest to use free. It's nice that they have that option, though it could be unavailable while other guests use it... and they still charged me for the access code the first day instead of just telling me up front that I could use that room. Other than that little thing, the hotel was excellent and I might return.

Cute little boutique hotel a couple blocks away from Robson, and a couple blocks away from the Chanel boutique on Hastings. Rooms were decorated nicely (red/gold motif) and the service was sufficient. My friend pointed out it's right next to a strip club - no wonder I kept seeing guys queueing up next door at night!!!

Happy with the location, our room and service. Will visit on my next trip. The only complaint is the gall in the restaurant serving breakfast who had an attitude problem. Even though we had breakfast included on our stay we decided to go out skip her attitude. Other than her everyone else was extremely friendly and helpful.

This was our hotel during our recent stay in Vancouver. Located in downtown, it allows you to easily check out other parts of Vancouver by foot, bus or SkyTrain. When we entered we were immediately greeted by staff and our check in was quick and simple. Decor is uniquely designed with a gold theme. Our corner suite was clean with the same decor but a bit small. Not much to see out our windows besides neighboring business buildings. Location is safe and was about 4 block from the SkyTrain's Waterfront station. Not a whole lot of restaurant choices nearby so you'll need to do some exploring for eats. We did not try the hotel's restaurant. We enjoyed our stay and would consider staying at this hotel again.

I probably would have liked this hotel better if I hadn't just stayed at the Fairmont. It's sort of like going from a Bentley to a Toyota... still nice, but incomparable none the less. The staff were definitely more warm and friendly, but it was just alright in terms of comfort, space, and amenities. They ran about an hour and a half past check-in time, which was frustrating since we happen to have gotten there right when "check in" was supposed to start. The room itself was small but clean... and the bed was comfortable, which is saying something considering I'm kinda picky about that. However, it was really stuffy and the air conditioner sounded like an industrial air blower (very loud). I ended up having to sleep with the TV on to drown out the sound. There aren't a ton of restaurants surrounding the hotel, but if you're okay with walking about four or five blocks, you'll hit a ton of places. Overall, this place is decent in terms of value and location. Plus, their valet parking is much cheaper than most hotels in the area ($29). Quick suggestion: skip the restaurant attached to the hotel. It looks really nice, but the food is mediocre for the price.

Was really pretty. Check in was a breeze, as was the valet parking. Stayed here with my boyfriend so I don't remember how much it was but there was a parking charge of $25 CND for 1 day. Room was clean and well stocked. Not much else to say, since staying for 1 day doesn't really teach one much but if I come stay in Vancouver again, will be happy to stay here again. Also included WiFi, which was very good.

Stayed at this hotel in November/December 2020. I had to provide a deposit for the room upon check-in. I was told the deposit would be returned at check-out. The deposit was never returned. Multiple follow-up communication to the hotel regarding getting the deposit back and they have been unresponsive and refuse to return the deposit. There was no damage to the room and no cause for not returning the deposit. In the process of going to small claims court to get the deposit back. Save yourself the hassle and avoid staying at this hotel.

Customer service like this is rare in Vancouver and this place knows exactly what they are doing. Huge kudos to Aaron the valet, warm welcome, great smile and a genuinely nice guy. Check in was great and this is where it gets magical. In any hotel, from a Motel 6 to Shangri-la, sometimes a small detail can be overlooked. There was a tiny issue with our room, my husband went down to inform the staff and upon learning it was my birthday, put us in another room with no issue, came up personally with our champagne on ice to check to see if everything was up to our standards and it most certainly was. I would like to thank the staff for making my birthday memorable. A few more notes: The beds. They are too comfy and therefore makes a noon checkout hard. Room service: prompt and very good. Its hard to get over medium eggs to stay over medium all the way to the 16th floor so unless the chef was cooking up there, pretty impeccable timing. This is so not a huge deal and this is common in all hotels, Bluetooth speakers would be a nice touch. Unless you have an iPhone, for us Android users, it can be a dad situation but it's a pretty standard practice in every hotel I've stayed in. Great job and we will be back.

We used our Living Social voucher last weekend. On a surface level, the staff is friendly. They upgraded us to a corner suite (which is slightly bigger and quieter). However, the room had one window which opened to an air shaft (e.g. the middle of the building and no light). The other window open to a notch in the building that was roughly 20 feet deep (in other words, no external light from here, either). The Living Social special came with a $25 voucher for "food and beverage." Once we arrived at the hotel we received the voucher, complete with all the fine print. The voucher was for dinner only and was not to be used on alcohol. We didn't see the fine print until we went to use the voucher for breakfast. I had to leave the restaurant to go to the front desk to get the issue cleared up, as it was a bait and switch situation. This took about 15 minutes, as the front desk clerk had to call his sales manager. Finally, I was told I could use the voucher for breakfast. Thank you, but it was a stress that should not have occurred if this information had actually been included in the Living Social offer. Free internet was included with the package. I guess that's good, as I've NEVER stayed at a hotel that actually charged for internet access. Many times the internet speed was so slow that it dropped. At one point I clocked the speed at well under 1 Mbps. That's fine for free, but I would have been quite disappointed if I was forced to pay for service that slow. Finally, we get to the valet parking and this is why I've giving such a low overall rating. As our car was brought out the second morning of our stay as we were preparing to leave, we found a three inch long scratch on the mirror and a chip in the door. Seriously? This car is my husband's pride and joy. He hand washes it every week and knows every inch of that car. When he dropped it off for the valet, he walked around it to check it out and when he picked it up from the valet, he walked around it and checked it out. At some point from the time we dropped it off at the valet and picked it up, it was damaged. After speaking with the front desk clerk and the valet attendant at length and showing them the damage, we were giving the hotel manager's business card. After multiple emails back and forth with the hotel over the past two weeks, we were told they "considered the issue closed." They told us the area they park the cars in is fully secure and they stated the car must have been "vandalized." Hmmmm.... If the parking garage is fully secure and the car is vandalized during that time, then the damage was done by an employee. I don't believe it was vandalized, but I do know that one of the valets was very careless to cause this damage. The $300-500 it will cost us to repair the damage Hotel Le Soleil caused (along with the stress of dealing with their bait and switch tactics) was definitely NOT worth what we saved with our Living Social deal.

A beautiful boutique hotel, small with warm and friendly staff. We didn't stay for long but I was quite impressed by the rooms and the floor we were on. Ornately decorated in the Soleil theme, the room was very large. We were on the 12th floor, with a suite-like room - probably a deluxe room which came with a sitting/living area, 2 large LCD tvs, a large king sized bed and a Valentine's treat - chocolate fondue, with Inniskillin ice wine & other Valentine's goodies and free valet service! Toiletries were supplied by Aveda and the shower was large with 2 shower heads which I liked! I wish they had toothbrushes though cos I forgot to bring mine. It was a divine Valentine's surprise at a very pretty hotel for a relatively good price :D

I have stayed at Hotel Le Soleil on business around 6 times now, with stays ranging up to 10 days. My family and I have also stayed here on pleasure, and we consider Le Soleil our "home away from home". This hotel is fantastic in just about every way. The location is within walking distance of just about everything downtown. I generally stay in a suite, and the rooms are very tastefully decorated, of moderate size, and very comfortable for longer stays. Each room is a little different as well, owing to the age of the building. The staff here, however, really make the place. I see the same faces every time I come, they recognize me as well, and I have never once had an experience that was anything but positive with them. I genuinely *like* interacting with the staff here. They care, which is something lacking in a lot of places. Kudos, Le Soleil. I'm here now, and I'm sure I'll be back again. And unlike most of my business trips, I am looking forward to it.

I forgot to review this from my last trip to Van-city... This is honestly one of my most favoritestestest hotels in the world! You may never know it's there. The entrance is very discreet. But, after you stroll through, it opens up to golds and reds. Obviously, very French inspired and warm. The people who work here are always very kind and helpful. The rooms are great with a small living room that flows into the bedroom. I have only been in the rooms with showers (no tubs). However, the bathrooms, like the rest of the digs, is French style. I love the Aveda products too. I would recommend this hotel to my closest of friends. Really a great location and exceptional value.

Shocked. That was the look on my face when I entered room 808 of Hotel Le Soleil. I was looking for upscale and I got mediocre, outdated so called "boutique" hotel style. I trusted the Yelp reviews on this one, and I don't know if I just ended up getting a dud of a room, but this was nothing like I expected. Walking in the front door, everything looks exquisite, from the staff, to the fireplace, to the interior. What deception! Our room was noisy, from the screaming of the light fixtures to the air conditioner that sounded as though it was possessed by demons. There were two strangely large balconies. Seemed odd to me. Maybe some sort of maintenance location hub for the hotel? Room service menu was nowhere to be found. Until we were ready to check out of course. Who ends room service at 10:00 pm? What is the point of late night snacks after going out if they end at 10? Did I mention the bipolar elevators? Such a disappointment, considering I did my research on hotels in Vancouver.

FABULOUS hotel. Check out their website to see all the details. The 42" tv's in each of the rooms were nice. The place was plush. The Aveda products were wonderful. You will be SO happy you stayed here that you will come back. The price was more reasonable when I stayed, however, I see that they are on the high side. I don't think in Vancouver that you will find many value priced hotels especially those that are worth staying at. The hotel is near just about everything in the downtown area just walking two short blocks one way or the other (and I'm not much of a walker!) Try to book online as it may save you more money. I stayed Oct 8, 2009 and it was $118CAD a night+txs. I noticed other dates to be very pricey... If you are not from Canada I would suggest that you pay for a hotel in advance rather than using your credit card as you will be charged conversion fees and service fees every time you use your cc in CAN. The hotel staff are nice/helpful. At the front desk they have complimentary fresh apples and bottled water available. I would give this hotel a A+++

We stayed here one night in a King room. We arrived about an hour before the official check-in time, so we hung out in the cozy lobby. We didn't get a room until 5pm, which was a bit disappointing, since we waited past the check-in time, and it wasn't until I asked about the status of our room, that it was magically ready. The room layout made the room feel smaller that it was, with a sitting room at the entrance the bathroom in the middle, and the bedroom, with the bed taking up the entire room. Even though it felt small, it was big enough for the two of us. It would probably be good if you had kids. Bonus points for a super comfortable bed. One odd thing was that the air conditioner was super loud, and came on every five minutes since it was pretty stuffy in the hotel. I guess they take the Le Soleil literally. Overall, this place is a great value in a great location. Plus, they have valet parking, which is a must, and it is actually MUCH cheaper than most hotels in the area ($29). There aren't a ton of restaurants within a block, BUT if you walk about four blocks, there's a mall and tons of places to eat.

The accomodations were fine, but not great. The hotel was in the middle of downtown, and nice proximity to Gastown and Pacific square. The room was nice, nothing to write home about, but was comfortable and spacious. The staff were very pleasant and helpfull What brings down the quality of our stay was the Internet and cable TV. The internet was worse than Dial-up speed....soooooo slow. As for the TV's it was funny, they had new LG televisions, but the cable was analog and very grainy, not what I espected, and a let down. We stayed in one night too watch a movie after an exhaustive day, and after paying $16 for a rental (which was a little higher than we expected) we thought we would have a good quality movie, but were dissapointed. Overall though, it was a good stay, but I think with the help of Living Social/travel sites, we can find a better hotel out there.

One of my favourite hotels if I am ever staying overnight on a weekend or something. Can't drive after a late night downtown and don't want to take a taxi? With that someone special and want to just have a night away from domesticity? It's pricey, but you get what you pay for. A romantic night away from stress and a great night of blissfull bliss. Le Soleil can pamper you and you loved one. The first time I was there, I met Joan Chen (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joan_Chen). Now that, was a great night!

Great boutique hotel! Stayed here for a romantic night and was not disappointed. Rooms were very nicely appointed, and the lobby etc was matching. A fabulous time was had, and the breakfast in bed wonderful. Nice bathroom too. Will repeat if the opportunity arises...

High-end boutique in a primarily business district area, so it's nice and safe but away from the action, esp. at night. Great for the tourist/business traveller, and our major DT Pacific Centre mall/Holt Renfrew should keep you busy shopping for goodies. Did find the rooms not as spacious, even with the suite, the sofa is barely big enough for 2 adults. No doubt expensive furnishings, and lots of yellow/gold look all around.

Just returned from the City of Glass and what a trip! Le Soliel is top notch! Lucky me, Patrick booked the corner suite with not 1, but 2, private balconies! View of the street and downtown was very cool for our first time in the city. They were even taping a TV show in lobby later that night! Aveda products, massaging shower heads, plush robes, comfy bed. All GREATLY appreciated after the motorcycle ride from Seattle. The staff is just as nice as the accommodations- although they did attempt to valet park the Harley! HAHA! Very funny, now hand over that garage door opener. Yes, they did seem at a loss over the leather jackets and boots, but they recovered quickly. Very helpful and polite all the way around. Walking distance to Robson Street and downtown sights. Would definitely stay there again!

My friend and I came up to Vancouver for a weekend and were able to use my Living Social deal. The staff was very friendly and helpful in figuring out where things were and dining options. Our room was big, airy, and super comfy! And while this may be a small thing, it was one of the few hotels I've stayed in that offered robes. Silly? Perhaps. But nice, nonetheless. I would definitely go back again, but this time I'm claiming the bed rather than the sofa bed. :o)

This hotel is in a great location in downtown Vancouver, Canada. Just a quick walk to most places to shop and dine. The hotel customer service is very courteous and friendly. They offer valet parking for a $37 service fee. The only downside we could say is about the lack of a bath tub and the rooms are not so spacious for a large family but good enough to stay the night.

Late December and we ventured into the big city once again this time to enjoy the hustle & bustle of shoppers and to see all the xmas decorations and lights. The Soleil was part of a downtown Vancouver promo so we decided to revisit this wonderful boutique hotel. This time is was room 911 also a one bedroom suite however this time the HVAC system operated at normal levels which allowed for a peaceful uninterrupted overnight snooze! This hotel is a definite must for any overnighting in town. It's location is steps from the port; gizzillions of great food & beverage haunts; a grocery store and the huge Pacific Center shopping mall with the new Nordstrom's now open and quite lovely! You'll enjoy your stay at Le Soleil!!

Understaffed circus tent. That's how I'd describe Hotel Le Soleil. When they say "classic French" design, they mean gold stripes around every single square inch of wall space. There was often only one person staffing the desk, so I gave up trying to call down. And the wifi was atrocious. Most parts of our room would drop the signal for 30 minutes or more, even in non-peak hours. And while the staff we experienced were nice, they certainly didn't get all of our details correctly. We reserved two rooms with two people each (e-mail confirmation says so), but they said they didn't have it in their system. One person ended up on a sofa bed and another initially had no towels. Overall, it was a nice idea, but I wouldn't stay here again.

We spent a week in this hotel while we explored Vancouver and were very happy with our stay. The rooms were clean, quiet and comfortable, and the staff have been extremely helpful. And the hotel breakfast is lovely, with lots of choices of fresh hot food. It is conveniently located right in downtown near the shuttle buses to capilano and whistler. My only complaint is that the WiFi is rather intermittent and slow. But at least it is free.

We stayed here for 3 nights during our stay in Vancouver. It's cute and lush, and conveniently located in the downtown financial district (within walking distance to a bunch of fun stuff, i.e. Gastown, Coal Harbour, Chinatown, West End/Davie Village, etc). B. was able to secure a great deal on Expedia for a flight/hotel package, so our nightly rate was extremely reasonable. They set us up in a suite on the 6th floor, with a nice view of the street bustle below. There were two large flat-screen TV's in our room, as well as a sitting area with a couch and desks. Everything in the hotel was furnished in a Louis XIV style (the "Sun King"), ranging from rich red/gold sheets and crystal chandeliers in the main lobby--which sounds sort of gaudy, but it really isn't at all. Everything was charming and adorable, and extremely clean. They do their homework. I also have to mention the staff. Everyone was great, especially the concierge (Brett). He was really helpful when we asked for information on how to get around... you know, tourist-y stuff. We'll definitely come back the next time we return to Vancouver.

Best concierge around! Brett did not let us down. Awesome location, walkable to mostly everything a tourist would want to see, and close proximity to train station. Clean, spacious rooms, and many a good deal to be had if you ask. Aveda products in the bathrooms, sweet! Soft linens on the beds - skip the bathrobes, scratchy! Starbucks across the street. Free wi-fi! A great value. We would stay here again in a heartbeat!