Trisha

Hi <BR><BR>I am looking for affordable accomodation for 2 adults and three children, one of the children being a senior male, in Vancouver. We are looking to travel in February 2004. Any help would be appreciated.<BR><BR>Thanks<BR><BR>Trisha

Trisha

Trisha - could you be more specific about &quot;affordable&quot; - that would help for suggestions

Coco

Trisha,<BR>Although we have not stayed here, have heard the &quot;Rosellen Suites&quot;/Stanley Park are very suitable and child-friendly. You may want to look them up on the internet...view rooms, rates, etc.<BR>Good luck. Happy Holidays!

Tricia

What I mean by affordable is I want good accommodation which is clean. I don't want basic. I am looking to pay for quality but not over the top. As I have never travelled to Canada before I am unsure of the rates so cannot judge by what things cost. Perhaps I should check that out first.

Robyn

I think if you post a budget range, even off the top of your head (ie: don't want to spend more than $150 Canadian a night)... you'll get quite a few responses. Prices range all over Canada, even in Vancouver the prices range per hotel, albeit you can find clean affordable hotels at various costs.

Trisha

I would prefer self catering rather than planned meals and this is more convenient for us. I suppose I would be willing to spen around &pound;50 per night.<BR><BR>Thanks

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They don't let Wolves fan in Canada

Wayne

Try the Pacific Palisades Hotel. Recently renovated and now managed by the Kimpton group out of San Francisco. Many of the large sized rooms have kitchenettes. Nicely situated on Robson.

Karel

Hello Trisha,<BR><BR>I've stayed in de Kingston Hotel in Vancouver. I is nice and clean and affordable.<BR>http://www.kingstonhotelvancouver.com/<BR><BR>Regards,<BR><BR>Karel <BR>The Netherlands

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We stayed at the Landis suites (www.landissuitesvancouver.com) in August 2002. We thought this was affordable and more importantly for us was a two bedroomed suite with kitchen.