Hilton Vancouver Airport

Location is great! Walk to Richmond Center, Canada line and many restaurants!
Connected garage parking, very convenient. For Honor members, free wifi, free buffet breakfast and free upgrade to higher floor and even suite if it is available. Room is clean
and well maintained. Balcony of the suite is small but open with abundant fresh air and nice view of the mountain and city view. Friendly stuff.
Enjoy!

Had a pleasant enough stay here. It was only 2 nights, and the staff were AWESOME. So pleasant and helpful. they alone bumped this from 3-​stars to 4-​stars.
Hotel location is meh. I only stayed here because everywhere downtown was completely booked, but I have to say, my stay was pretty good. Self parking was a breeze, just be sure to go slowly in the structure because not everyone does, and those corners can be a you-​know-​what. Room was comfortable, internet worked great, I didn’t get to take advantage of the hotel dining due to my schedule — but I did pick up a grab-​and-​go wrap, which was good.
Location/​surrounding is double-​meh. But, I was here for a quick business trip, so it’s not like I was going to have a lot of time for evening walks or sight seeing.

Horribly filthy hotel. Bathroom soap was hair covered, towels left over from previous occupants were damp, stained and rehung on towel bar. if not for early flight would leave and stay somewhere else. Disgusting place to sleep.

The hotel is located near Richmond Centre. It’s about 15 minutes from the airport and 25 minutes from Vancouver City Centre. It’s a nice hotel but it’s not that big. We stayed here for 5 days in the corner suite. It’s a nice suite and the bed is so comfortable, waking up is tough. But my reason for four stars is room. It’s not all that spacious. When you open the bathroom door, it touches the toilet. And there isn’t a handrail in the shower, but there is one in the back of it. Surprisingly, there is no concierge desk at the hotel. But it’s a nice, enjoyable hotel, and unlike most hiltons in big cities, it isn’t all that crowded and noisy.

I can’t fully understand the overall mediocre rating for this hotel. It’s located in a moneyed Chinese-​heavy and strikingly clean area of Vancouver. Characteristic of Hiltons everywhere, the shuttles are abundant, regular and efficient though you must wait for the Sheraton and Marriott customers to disembark first. I couldn’t help notice a new Lamborghini parked in the general outdoor lot for visitors driving in that solicited very little attention.
The lobby contains a Chinese real estate office for some reason that you will pass on your way to the front desk from the parking garage facing sliding glass doors where the shuttle drops you off. A clean, well-​decorated ground floor opens past the elevators and check-​in to an on-​site restaurant called Cavu. This Hilton has a pantry as well, where you can pick up a sandwich, salad, candy, chips, a few freezer items or toiletries if you don’t feel like venturing out, though the area feels safe and other dining options abound.
They gave me an amazing 16^th floor room facing the mountains with sunlight streaming into the bedroom and down the hall and into the living room /​work desk. This Hilton is notably well-​decorated and offers a mini-​frig and microwave which is not common at all. The room comes with two free water bottles and a third that will cost you $ 4.50 CAD if you remove it. Wi-​fi at Hilton chains comes in complimentary and higher speed flavors which is awesome compared to the days where it cost $ 12 or nothing. The bed was heavenly. I slept so well which I almost never do at home let alone in hotels! The luxury will cost you, though. Hilton Vancouver set me back $ 268 for the night.

My boyfriend and I spent the night here in a 1 bedroom king bedroom suite with a corner building view and a cute mini balcony. The room is so beautiful!
The hilton just recently renovated their hotel so everything is almost new. I was so impressed by the décor of the room and the view! Bedding was comfortable and clean!!! Big plus! Bathroom is kind of small but I’ve realize all hilton bathrooms are small. (Come on Paris! Hook us up with bigger bathrooms lol) other then that, the lighted mirror in the bathroom caught my eye. The room also had two big flat screen tvs; One in the bedroom and one in the living.
Also, the Hilton is conveniently located literally right across the street from the mall and there are a lot of good restaurants open late a night. If you’re feeling a bit lazy, room service is ²⁴⁄₇!
Cons: the halls reeked! Smells like dirty toilet. Parking garage is kind of scary and seems sketchy.
Pros: comfy, clean and homey feeling. Super duper friendly staff!
This hotel will definitely be in my «must stay at again» list!

The Hilton Vancouver Airport is the best place to stay near-​by the airport. With a location so close to the airport, the shuttle ride is barely 5 – 10 minutes long. The shuttle bus is shared between three hotels. (Hilton, Marriott, and Sheraton) The shuttle drivers are very courteous. When the bus is filled up with people, the bus drivers will direct the customers to the Richmond Taxis, and when they arrive at their hotel, the hotel will provide a taxi voucher. This means you basically get a bus ride, but inside a taxi for free. With its central location, the hotel is nearby the Richmond Centre, an Avis and Enterprise, and many other shops. When you need to wrap up the day, the rooms will accommodate your needs. With the rooms newly renovated, the rooms have great curb-​appeal. The beds are very soft, the pillows well match the beds, and the rooms also have a couch bed. The bathroom is clean, and all your body essentials are provided. (Be sure to bring your own as back-​up) There is a gym, pool, and tennis court on the fifth level. Along with the kind lobby staff, there is also a little shop to get your water or food in the lobby, right across from a misplaced reality shop. In the end, the Hilton Vancouver Airport is a great place to stay either if you need to have your family sleep the night in beautiful Vancouver.

It’s an average hotel. Location is OK. The parking space is small.

For a four stars hotel, the rooms are very small. Parking structure is a bit tricky to park and cost $ 20 per night. The hall way is very narrow ad well. If you are on a wheel chair, don’t come here. Westin is a better choice

This is an update from previous review based on 5 nite stay, Dec 2014.
Vancouver Hilton is my preferred stay when in Vancouver
Upper floor rooms now undergoing renovation.
Pluses:
* Complimentary Airport Shuttle 2x hourly. Departs to airport 25 and 55 mins on the hour. Early and late.
* Usual comfy Hilton beds
* Clean hotel
* Friendly, helpful staff
* Buffet breakfast with fruit, juice, and Starbucks coffee included. Can order eggs your way too as part of buffet. Medwin, a breakfast server, will make you smile with his infectious enthusiasm.
* 8 – 10 mins walk to Canada Line SkyTrain. Then 25 – 30 mins to Waterfront/​downtown
* New Cavu restaurant and bar is refurbished and modern décor
* Several beers on tap including fine Stanley Park Amber Ale. But size seems chintzy at about 10 oz
* Courtesy Starbucks coffee in the lobby. Early only; removed by about 8:30 am.
Tips:
* From Airport, you don’t need to call for shuttle pickup. Shuttle arrives airport about 10 mins after and 40 mins after each hour. Shuttle bus shared with nearby Marriott and Sheraton.
* Upgrades in this hotel are worthwhile with suite, corner unit.
* Request northern view.
* For best value, negotiate your rate to include breakfast, Wi-​Fi, and parking if you need it.
Small Gripes:
* Wi-​Fi require daily log-​in. Annoying with 3 devices. Worked reliably once logged in.
* Still missing is a Hilton Executive Lounge
* Bar bourbon selection is limited… only Jack Daniels and Makers Mark.
* Balcony on some units is good for a view, but too small for even a small chair. Practically unusable.

Priced a little higher than it should be. Good for business. Rooms are ok. No free breakfast offered. Restaurant and bar has improved in last while… Not bad… Will need room renos in next few years

Don’t come here! This hotel loves playing with the fire Alam system. .and the children that work here enjoy listening to themselves playing on the PA System while the alarm is blasting. The gym is to small… only on treadmill (really!). No laundry machines available. They lost half my dry cleaning. The WiFi is almost useless. .very slow. .if you have work to do… good luck with that with slow WiFi and childish staff playing PA systems and Fire Alarms.

Good Clean Room, Friendly Staff, nice location (close to Metro and shops). But Parking sucks (this is not Downtown Vancouver) and still they charge $ 18+ per day for Parking. Thats Ridiculous. Even in downtown Vancouver I found parking for around $ 12 a day. Just for this I will not recommend this hotel, Unless Management changes their parking policy.

I have some friends from Australia staying there and we had a mini girls tea time in the room. Staff were great. The lobby is nothing that screams awesome in terms of décor, however, they were really friendly and welcoming. Not their preferred choice of stay, however, with the Canada line near by within a few blocks we all made it work.

As a Hilton Honors member, I was disappointed in this property. It is tired and rooms, bathrooms, public spaces, etc. need a face lift. Toiletries are consistent with all Hilton’s and rooms have a flat-​screen TV. The rooms do not have wireless, which means one must work sitting at the desk using the wired connection. Seems pretty behind the times for a hotel in Vancouver. Key entry from parkade, so you will need to checkin before bringing in bags from car. Fitness club far below par. They really need to upgrade their space and equipment.

A bit shabby, and the covers were dusty. My nose was itching all night. If you want a hotel close to Chinatown, this would be an okay place, but I wouldn’t want to stay here again. At least they have free wi-​fi!

I am giving this hotel 3 stars because of the staff. They made this hotel worth staying at. They were all very friendly and acommodating. The hotel itself was old and scary. The location is awful and the rooms are dark. Super bad lighting, especially in the bathroom where you need the best light. We stayed in a 1 bedroom suite and the living room was extremely uninviting. The couches were old and dirty looking. I only used the desk and that was it. I did appreciate the free wi-​fi but the satelllite TV kept cutting in and out which made watching TV unbearable.

Strange layout in a strange area of Richmond.
I ended up in a junior suite, which was nice… but very odd. There was a 3 sq ft porch accessed via a large security door, tight spaces filled with furniture next to open and empty areas, and a «foyer» area that required a second door to unlock. The room and hotel felt very odd and out of place.
Being next to the airport you’d expect some good sound proofing, but this was much louder than other airport hotels I’ve stayed at.
Overall the facilities were nice, the bed was comfortable, and the place was clean. All of which is to be expected with a Hilton property.
Overall, this Hilton is one of a kind… and not in a good way.

It sits on kind of an odd block of Minoru, surrounded by car dealerships and nondescript office parks, but the location is pretty fantastic otherwise — only a couple blocks from the Lansdowne skytrain stop, which will take you all the way into downtown if you like, and the same two blocks away from No. 9 Restaurant (for those prone to late night cravings for Chinese food).
This is in general a convenient location if Richmond and its preeminence of all things Chinese are your primary concern.
Helpful staff. Comfy beds. Free shuttle to and from the airport. Paid WIFI for $ 8/​day (as of this review).

We spent a unusually long time pulled up out front waiting for some indication that this is in fact a hotel with staff inside. They reluctantly came out once we went in and looked for someone to check us in and take our bags. It’s frustrating to be made to feel like you’re inconveniencing staff when all you need to do is check in.
We had a Jr suite which was ok. Certainly not as well designed as other hotels in this price category. The décor seemed a bit dated and everything a bit worn. Glad I was only here for one night. There are certainly better places to stay in this city.