St. Regis Hotel - Vancouver, BC - Recommended Accommodation on Waymarking.com

The plaque says, "Of the turn-of-the century hotels built in the downtown area before World War I, this is the last one that has survived as a hotel. Noted architect W.T. Whiteway designed it in 1913. He was the architect of the Sun Tower, the original 1903 Woodard's store, as well as notable buildings in Victoria, Halifax, St. John's and Port Townsend, Washington. The builder, E.J. Ryan, constructed the existing Hotel Vancouver. The St. Regis is a good example of the Edwardian Commercial style. Part of the original tile floor has been preserved in the northwest portion of the building, in addition to the original painted wall sign at the alley and the 1920s neon blade sign at the corner."

Price category: Moderate Target Market is Budget Traveller: yes Target Market is Tourist/Resort: yes Target Market is Business Traveller: yes Target Market is Luxury: yes Noteworthy facilities/attractions: N/A Justification for Recommendation: Visited on 14 October 2023 Address of the Establishment: 602 Dunsmuir St, Vancouver, BC V6B 1Y6, Canada Web site of the establishment: [Web Link]

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Date Logged Log   09/19/2024 The A-Team visited it