Blue Horizon Hotel

不錯的酒店，有小泳池和熱水池，幹蒸，無早餐，停車場收費較貴，市中心地段，周邊吃喝生活採購都很方便。

床睡的很舒服 設施除了舊一些也都可以的

We had a wonderful stay! Staff was friendly and professional. Our room was very clean and comfortable with an incredible view of the city. I lost my cell phone at the connected restaurant Abode, the staff went above and beyond to find my phone! Walking distance from shopping and dining. We highly recommend the Blue Horizon. Thank you for your 10/10 hospitality !

Very nice place to stay with large rooms, beautiful views, and a very central location. Desk help was always kind and courteous and rooms were always neat and clean. And a good restaurant downstairs! We would definitely stay here again. Thanks, everyone at Blue Horizon.

I’ve stayed at the Blue Horizon many times over the years, but it’s been at least four or five since my last visit. I came back hoping for that familiar comfort, but what I got instead was a hotel in steep decline. The staff barely even pretend to care. No warmth, no professionalism—just an overall sense that they want you gone as soon as possible. They crack a smile now and then, but it feels hollow. There’s no engagement, no effort, no pride in the place anymore. The restaurant used to be wonderful. I still remember their amazing pancakes with organic maple syrup—an actual highlight of the stay. That memory feels almost surreal now. What I got this time were freezer-burnt waffles that could’ve come from a drugstore next door. The food was bad, the energy worse. During breakfast, a homeless woman—visibly unclean and clearly unwell—wandered in and stared at me for an extended period while picking her nose. She was asked to leave twice by the manager but never actually did. She loitered in the lobby for nearly 45 minutes while staff just ignored her. The whole thing ruined my breakfast. Eventually I got up—taking all of my belongings with me, because I don’t trust leaving anything unattended in downtown Vancouver, especially when this hotel allows loiterers to hang around unchecked. I went to speak with the front desk about the situation. Within two minutes, the waitress came sprinting at me with the payment terminal as if I were trying to skip out on the bill. It was humiliating, accusatory, and completely unnecessary. I hadn’t said I was leaving. I had every intention of paying. Her body language made it clear she thought otherwise. It was a slap in the face. The homeless woman got treated with more courtesy than I did. Sadly, this hotel will probably meet the fate of many other older buildings in downtown Vancouver and face the wrecking ball. You simply can’t charge exorbitant rates and deliver this level of neglect and poor service. It’s over.

This hotel ticks the boxes and has some extras, too. This experience is what I hope/want all of my hotel experiences to be: clean, well-suppoied, attractive, great location, very functional. The extra is that it looks like all upper story rooms have great views from two walls. It was really pretty and a great 'night before the flight out' stay. Our room had a very comfortable king bed, comfortable loveseat, coffee table/ottoman, desk and chair, dry bar with coffee and tea service, glasses for water, coffee, wine, and mini fridge. As I said, it ticked all the boxes and then some.