Vancouver is considered the city with the highest quality of life in all of America. The city has warm summers, great for enjoying a unique natural environment, and snowy winters, perfect for having fun with snow sports.
There are many things to do in Vancouver and it is the perfect starting point to begin a tour of British Columbia.
In this post I tell you about the best areas to stay in Vancouver and some great value for money accommodation.
WHERE TO STAY IN VANCOUVER: BEST AREAS AND HOTELS
Downtown Vancouver, the best area to stay in Vancouver
In Downtown Vancouver you will find some of the most interesting places to visit in the city. The surrounding area has a wide variety of accommodation, restaurants and shops. The area is very well connected with public transport. It is an area where office buildings abound. The area is quiet, but with entertainment venues, well connected and with hotels of all categories, although 4 and 5 star accommodation abounds.
Some great hotels in and around Robson Street, Vancouver:
West End, a perfect and quiet area to stay in Vancouver
West End is a neighborhood in Vancouver that is located next to Stanley Park and the YaleTown and Coal Harbor district.
West End, stands out for its parks, such as Alexandra Park and Cardero Park, beaches, such as Sunset Beach, and other places of interest.
In this area you will find English Bay Beach, one of the essential places to see in Vancouver, especially in summer.
The West End area is also home to Vancouver's LGBT community, bringing diversity and joy to the neighborhood's clubs and bars, especially on Davie Street.
Robson Street is located in the West End and is one of the best streets in Vancouver. Full of shops, restaurants, cafes, great pubs where you can enjoy a match on ice with the fans of the Vancouver Canucks...
Some great options where to stay in Vancouver:
3. South Vancouver, a cheaper alternative where to stay in Vancouver
South Vancouver is known for being a residential area and home to some of the oldest and most prestigious neighborhoods in the city. Being a little further from Downtown it is possible to stay for less money than in the center.
Some of the interesting places to visit in South Vancouver are the VanDusen Gardens, the museums that document the history of the Jewish community in British Columbia, and the Fraser River Park.
Some great hotels in South Vancouver:
4. North Vancouver
North Vancouver is another of the best areas to stay in Vancouver.
It is a residential neighborhood that is characterized by being the home of upper-middle-class families, with luxury houses and mansions.
Points of interest in North Vancouver include the Capilano Suspension Bridge, Grouse Mountain Ski Hill, and other places to engage in activities such as hiking, fishing, and biking.
Although it is an area very far from the city center, it is a good option to be close to the natural landscapes of Vancouver.
Some great options where to stay in Vancouver:
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