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Luxury hotel with modern design & Douglas fir accents
Luxury hotel with modern design & Douglas fir accents
"Set in a striking modern glass tower, this luxury hotel with boutique aspirations mixes classic modernism and quasi-industrial loft aesthetics, and is blessed with an expansive spa and fitness center, a handful of lively restaurants and bars, and direct access to Parq Vancouver’s additional venues and casino." - Michael He
"I was impressed by the bold, entertainment-resort scale of this Parq Vancouver property — the gleaming copper exterior stands out and the mirrored elevator up to the sixth-floor check-in is memorable. The reception features a striking, horizontally set hollowed Douglas fir log with light emanating from inside, and rooms range from unique to over-the-top: for example, Level 17’s The Den is a 2,200-square-foot bi-level aerie with an oversized round sofa, a pool table, and a floating concrete staircase leading to two bedrooms and a spa-like bath." - Bianca Bujan
"Set in an eye-catching modern glass tower within Parq Vancouver beside BC Place, this luxury hotel with boutique aspirations mixes classic modernism with quasi-industrial loft aesthetics and offers an expansive spa and fitness center, a handful of lively restaurants and bars, and easy access to the development's additional dining options and casino." - Kevin Chau
"Just to the east of Vancouver’s hip Yaletown district, within the Parq Vancouver mixed-use entertainment and hospitality development alongside BC Place, this eye-catching modern glass-tower stay presents luxury with boutique-hotel aspirations, its interiors a mélange of classic modernism and quasi-industrial loft aesthetics." - The MICHELIN Guide
"A design-forward hotel that brings the British Columbia rain forest into an urban tower, starting with a dramatic 25-foot section of Douglas fir trunk lit behind glass at the front desk. The lumberjack-luxe aesthetic runs through 188 rooms (including 10 uniquely laid-out suites, some bi-level with outdoor space) with dark wood headboards, woolen throws, curvy modern wood furniture, and moody, low-lit corridors. Thoughtful touches include Aesop toiletries and a mini-bar gin infused with Douglas fir, while a clubby lobby-level bar with a secret-bookcase seating area and floor-to-ceiling windows opening onto a shared 30,000-square-foot urban park terrace reinforce the hotel’s forest-meets-city personality." - Ann Shields