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Deep Cove Ocean View Suite• Steps to beach/hiking
Welcome to our Deep Cove sanctuary by the ocean. This newly renovated, private suite offers ocean views and your own outdoor patio to relax and unwind. We are located just steps from the beach! It’s the perfect home base for exploring Vancouver while enjoying the peace and serenity of North Vancouver. Spend your days hiking nearby trails, kayaking in the cove, or strolling through the charming village before returning to a quiet retreat. This suite offers the best of both nature and city access.
Kitsilano Tower House! Main Suite
Located in the beautiful & lively neighbourhood of Kitsilano! Explore numerous shops, cafes & restaurants within walking distance. 10 minute walk to Kitsilano Beach. Small pets welcome. Private 1 bedroom suite with comphy king bed in our beautiful historic 1905 tower home. Spacious and clean. Nestled in the trees, enjoy gorgeous patios & garden areas. Steps from UBC transit route or 15 minute drive. 2 minute walk to groceries, liquor and pharmacy. Self check in, Netflix, Apple TV No laundry
Bright & Modern Commercial Drive Loft
Modern comfort & cozy charm await you in this loft guest house. With an inviting cabin-style gas fireplace & king size bed, it's the ideal space to relax after a day of exploring! This self contained home has a full kitchen, private patio & modern bathroom with tub. Nestled just off vibrant Commercial Drive, you’re steps away from Vancouver’s best restaurants, bars & boutique shops. And Skytrain is just a 7 min walk away. Where modern style meets cozy warmth, we look forward to hosting you!
Luxury, Heritage, SkyTrain
Our reviews speak for themselves… Slide back the stained-glass door and walk into the open living area. Enjoy a pour-over coffee at the breakfast bar before a luxurious shower with L'Occitane products. This suite is designed to reflect a five-star hotel. Very private space with separate entry and patio exclusively for guests in a tranquil part of the Commercial Drive neighbourhood, the most vibrant in the city. Ample, free parking. Within 700m to Skytrain, bus, and vibrant Commercial Drive.
Paradise City - Skyline Hot Tub
Indulge in a chic getaway at this centrally situated 2 BR, 2 bath condo with your own private HOT TUB patio oasis w/ fire table overlooking Rogers Arena & Vancouver skyline. Imagine sipping drinks in the tub or around the fire table minutes after the big game/concert ends at either stadium. FREE PARKING & just steps from Skytrain, Gastown, Chinatown, the sea wall & great restaurants/groceries. Cruise ship terminal & all downtown is short walk, Uber or 1-2 train stops away. Welcome to Vancouver!
Luxury Designer Garden Suite with Large Sundeck
Welcome! Treat yourself to our quiet, very private garden suite in North Vancouver. No living space above or below you! Close to mountains, parks, beaches, fabulous shopping & restaurants - all within 15 min or less & just 30 min to downtown! Enjoy these key features: - large private sundeck & loungers - gas fireplace - skylights - king bed with quality linens - air conditioning - LG washer/dryer - fully outfitted kitchen - Keurig - dining area - 42" smart TV w/Netflix - unlimited wifi
Pandora Street Suite
We are happy to welcome you to our quiet, friendly one room live/work studio tucked into an urban garden. Please spice up your dinner with herbs from the garden! We are located in East Vancouver and are a short walk from coffee shops and restaurants. FIFA games will be projected on a large screen at the PNE a seven minute walk away. We are about 45 min. from YVR and 20 min. to the Alaska cruise terminal. Easy access to bicycle routes, the North Shore mountains, Whistler and BC's Interior.
* Sailor's View * Floating Home Ocean Retreat
Reviewed as "the Four Seasons on the water," and by a NASA astronaut as "the best Airbnb ...on earth," Sailor's View float home is one of the most unique & luxurious vacation rentals in Vancouver. Dine under the vaulted beamed ceiling in the grand room, touch the water from the bedroom windows, and relax & drink around the cozy patio fire table, with incredible post card views of downtown Vancouver. All near great dining, shopping and transit. This isn't waterfront, it's water-ON! #Flotel
Port Moody Waterfront ~ Permanent Vacation
Experience the perfect vacation at this seaside retreat. Enjoy stunning sunsets from the hot tub or your private 700 sq. ft. covered deck. Ideal for a romantic getaway, nature connection, or R&R. Nearby, indulge in beautiful hikes, stroll to Brewer's Row, and find grocery stores 5 minutes away by car. Vancouver is only a 45-minute trip via Skytrain or car. Golfing, tennis, hikes and local attractions like the Great Blue Heron colony, Buntzen Lake, and Rocky Point Park are all within reach.
Live like a local in historic Gastown!
Stylish Gastown Loft in the Heart of Vancouver Experience the best of Vancouver from this beautifully designed Gastown loft, ideally located just steps from the city’s top restaurants, boutiques, and attractions. This unique open-concept space offers the perfect blend of character and comfort—an inviting retreat after a day of exploring. Please Note: On-site parking is no longer be available. We’re happy to provide recommendations for convenient nearby parking options.
Spacious 2 level Loft. Central Downtown with Patio
Perfectly located in downtown Vancouver! This Modern, Bright Corner Loft is within walking distance to the trendiest bars and restaurants, popular shopping on Robson St, Vancouver art gallery, Yaletown a popular area for food & drinks, and so much more! A short stroll away you'll reach the seawall where you can walk/bike to the beautiful beaches of English Bay and Sunset Beach. Walking distance to 3 Metro stations (5-7min) Easy walk to BC place (Fifa World Cup).
Penthouse loft 10 minute walk to FIFA venue
A 10–15 min walk to FIFA venue, the 1400 sf open concept loft works for media, executives or game goers. The penthouse loft with large deck and rooftop is in Vancouver’s iconic Gastown. Floor to ceiling windows, natural light and AC. Walk-through shower, tub with a view, 10-foot work desk, full kitchen, comfy high-end sofa, fireplace. Enjoy indoor/outdoor living and views. Stay in and feel inspired or walk around the corner to restaurants, shops and more.
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Rogers Arena
Multi-purpose arena hosting Vancouver Canucks games, concerts, and major events
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Catch an NHL game and watch the Vancouver Canucks play Canada’s favourite sport at Rogers Arena for a very local, in-person hockey experience, win or lose. The arena also regularly hosts the Vancouver Warriors lacrosse team and major live concerts and shows, so you can plan around a game night or a big tour stop. Check the Rogers Arena or ticketing websites for current event listings and grab tickets to whatever’s on while you’re in town.
Playland Amusement Park
Seasonal amusement park featuring thrilling rides, live shows, and the popular Fright Nights
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Ride Playland’s mix of classics and new thrills, from the landmark 1958 Wooden Roller Coaster to ThunderVolt, Skybender, Hellevator, AtmosFEAR, bumper cars, kiddie rides, and water rides. Between spins, hit the carnival games and fair-style food stalls for snacks and treats. In October, come back for Fright Nights with haunted houses like The Void, rides in the dark, creepy décor, and live performances. During the PNE summer fair next door, add concerts, cultural shows, exhibits, markets, and evening fire and light shows.
Queen Elizabeth Park
Horticultural jewel featuring stunning gardens, panoramic views, and the Bloedel Conservatory
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Explore Queen Elizabeth Park’s Quarry Gardens, rose garden, and extensive arboretum, or wander the former rock quarry now filled with ponds, waterfalls, sculptures, and meticulously kept flower beds. Step into the Bloedel Conservatory’s domed tropical oasis with exotic plants and over 100 free-flying birds, a good option even on rainy days. Play pitch and putt, disc golf, tennis, or lawn bowling, then picnic, people-watch morning Tai Chi, or book a window table at Seasons in the Park for skyline and mountain views.
Jericho Beach Park
Expansive park with sandy beaches, picnic areas, trails, and stunning views of mountains and downtown
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Spend the day on a long sandy beach with clear views of the mountains, ocean, and city, plus volleyball nets, BBQ tables, and grassy areas for picnics. Watch feral bunnies at dawn and dusk, walk or run the waterfront paths even in winter, or explore the seafront and nearby woods. Rent kayaks, stand-up paddleboards, or take windsurfing lessons at the sailing centre, then eat on the Galley patio with fish and chips or other casual food. In July, experience the Vancouver Folk Music Festival here, or wander further west along the shoreline toward Locarno and Spanish Banks.
Cypress Mountain
Expansive ski resort offering night skiing, hiking, and summer activities with stunning city views
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At Cypress Mountain you can ski, snowboard, snowshoe, tube, or explore over 600 skiable acres with 53 downhill runs ranging from beginner to double black diamond, plus 19 km of cross-country trails and terrain parks. In winter, enjoy fresh powder, night skiing, and spring events like Slush Cup and Brewski Fest, then warm up with après on the lodge’s heated patio. In summer, hike Eagle Bluffs, Bowen Lookout, or St. Mark’s Summit, ride the high-speed Eagle Coaster, or try axe throwing.
English Bay Beach
Popular beach destination known for its stunning sunsets, outdoor activities, and annual fireworks festival
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At English Bay Beach (First Beach), you can swim, sunbathe on the sand, play volleyball, rent a kayak, or just sit with wide views of the city skyline, Stanley Park, and the North Shore mountains. Come for sunset, a picnic, or major events like the Celebration of Light fireworks and the January Polar Bear Swim. In summer, it’s a casual base for rollerblading, strolls for ice cream, and relaxed beach days. Afterward, follow the Seawall toward Stanley Park or head up Denman and Robson Streets for cafes, restaurants, and dessert.
Vancouver home rentals
Mid-Century Modern Home with a View
Kitsilano house steps away from Ocean - Adult Only
28 mins to FIFA/Luxury/private/2 bed/very spacious
Vancouver 3BR Home • Close to BC Place • FIFA 2026
Charming Character-filled Heritage Home near DT
2BR Garden Suite with Sauna/Cold Plunge
Ground Suite, Walk to PNE, FIFA Fan Fest & Transit
Cozy stylish suite right next to UBC
Pet-friendly vacation rentals in Vancouver
Cozy King Suite | Fire Pit | Near Lonsdale Quay
Spa Oasis in Deep Cove!
Stunning 16ft Ceiling Loft in Downtown Vancouver!
Modern Gastown Corner Residence with Skyline Views
Panoramic Water and City View in Yaletown
Suite vintage spot on The Drive
Mount Pleasant Live & Work Loft
Clean & Modern 1 Bedroom + Den in Prime Location
Family friendly vacation rentals in Vancouver
Innovation in Kitsilano - Private Space/entry UBC
Fernleecove boataccess only cabin w/watertaxi incl
Private West Coast Lane House w/ Gardens & Hot Tub
Main Street Gem - Entire Suite
Chloe’s Garden Suite- Steam Room & Fireplace
FIFA 2026 2BR Luxury | Mins To BC Place Stadium
Brand New Luxury Custom Home near Metrotown
The Trail House (Private Sauna & Rain Shower)
When is the best time to visit Vancouver?
| Month | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | Jun | Jul | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Avg. price | $100 | $102 | $105 | $107 | $121 | $137 | $153 | $151 | $132 | $113 | $99 | $108 |
| Avg. temp | 35°F | 39°F | 43°F | 48°F | 55°F | 60°F | 65°F | 65°F | 59°F | 49°F | 40°F | 35°F |
Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Vancouver?
Many travelers enjoy accommodations in neighborhoods such as Yaletown, Kitsilano, or Gastown, each with its own dining and cultural character. Staying near the waterfront or in areas around Main Street helps you explore markets, green spaces, and local shops.
What are the best things to do in Vancouver with kids?
Explore interactive spaces at Science World or visit the Vancouver Aquarium for marine exhibits. Many families enjoy outdoor time in Stanley Park, where you can spot wildlife, rent bikes, or experience themed playgrounds.
What are some of the best things to do in Vancouver?
Walk or cycle the seawall in Stanley Park, discover Indigenous and global art at the Museum of Anthropology, and sample fresh foods at Granville Island Public Market. Gastown’s shops and architecture show the city’s historic side.
How is the weather in Vancouver?
Vancouver has mild, rainy winters with temperatures around 32–51°F (0–10°C), and drier, warmer summers near 54–76°F (12–25°C). It is helpful to pack layers and a waterproof jacket year-round.
What are the best places to visit in Vancouver?
Stanley Park blends natural trails with waterfront views, Granville Island Public Market attracts food lovers, and the Vancouver Art Gallery highlights regional creativity. Queen Elizabeth Park is known for its gardens and viewpoints.
What are some hiking trails in Vancouver?
Try the forested trails of Pacific Spirit Regional Park, or venture up Grouse Mountain for city and mountain views. Lighthouse Park has coastal paths lined with old-growth trees and scenic lookout spots.
What are some family activities we can do in Vancouver?
Families frequently enjoy visiting Science World, exploring the Vancouver Aquarium, or taking a horse-drawn carriage ride in Stanley Park. Kitsilano Beach has play areas, and many museums host interactive exhibits for children.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Vancouver?
Nature lovers often explore the North Shore mountains, stroll the suspension bridges in the area, or relax at local beaches. Winery tours, gardens, or coastal communities around the city provide variety for day excursions.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Vancouver?
Many hosts welcome pets in neighborhoods like Kitsilano, Mount Pleasant, and Commercial Drive. Vancouver has dog-friendly parks, making it easy to enjoy the outdoors with your companion.
What are some local tips for visiting Vancouver?
Bring a reusable water bottle, as tap water is safe and widely available. Locals often use layered clothing for changing conditions, and many choose biking or public transit to get around, especially near markets or waterfronts.
What is Vancouver known for?
Vancouver is known for its diverse culinary scene, access to mountains and water, and vibrant multicultural neighborhoods. The city has a long Indigenous history reflected in local art and community events.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Vancouver?
Locals often suggest the murals along Main Street, the Nitobe Memorial Garden for tranquil walks, or exploring Chinatown for heritage shops and dim sum. Trout Lake is another peaceful spot for picnics and people-watching.
What are the best foods to try in Vancouver?
Vancouver’s diverse culinary scene includes Pacific salmon, Japanese-inspired sushi, and dim sum reflecting the city’s Chinese heritage. Food trucks and local markets highlight seasonal ingredients, from wild berries to artisan baked goods.
What should I bring for a trip to Vancouver?
Pack layered clothing, a rainproof jacket or shell, and sturdy walking shoes for changing weather and outdoor exploring. A reusable water bottle and sun protection are helpful, especially if you plan to be outside often.
What is the nightlife in Vancouver like?
Neighborhoods such as Gastown, Granville Street, and Mount Pleasant have cocktail lounges, live music, and late-night eateries. The scene often highlights local breweries, art events, and performances throughout the week.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Vancouver?
The Vancouver International Film Festival draws film enthusiasts in early fall, while Pride celebrations highlight inclusivity in summer. The Celebration of Light brings crowds to the waterfront for fireworks and community performances.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Vancouver?
Many vacation rentals in areas like Kitsilano, West End, and Main Street are frequently suggested for families. These neighborhoods have easy access to parks, playgrounds, and local shops.
When is the best time to visit Vancouver?
June through September is often recommended for milder temperatures and outdoor cultural events. Spring brings blooming cherry trees to local parks, while winter months have a cozy, rainier atmosphere.
All about Vancouver
Located on the southwestern edge of British Columbia, Vancouver is a busy seaport where rich greenery and stunning natural landscapes are intertwined with its cosmopolitan metropolis. The North Shore Mountains overlook the city and serve as a spectacular backdrop to Vancouver’s glittering skyline. If you want to immerse yourself in the city’s lush, natural surroundings, head to Lynn Canyon Park in northern Vancouver for scenic hiking trails, swimming holes, and one of the city’s iconic suspension bridges. Make your way to Queen Elizabeth Park for a peaceful stroll through the pristinely landscaped plants, or head to Chinatown to soak up the tranquility of exquisite Chinese gardens.
Vancouver’s culinary scene is one of Canada’s most exciting, known for its fresh ingredients and multicultural cuisine, with seafood a staple part of local dining and food trucks and brunch spots galore. For uninterrupted views of the city, ascend Vancouver Lookout, where you’ll be greeted with a stunning 360-degree panorama. The city’s spirited nightlife is also a major draw. If you want to hit the dance floor and explore Vancouver’s club scene, make your way to Granville Street. Gastown’s range of bars, pubs, and beer halls offers a more relaxed evening out.
What are the top things to do in Vancouver?
Museum of Anthropology
You’ll find this iconic concrete and glass building on the University of British Columbia’s campus, overlooking the mountains, ocean, and Burrard Inlet just 20 minutes from downtown. Traditional weaving, intricate wood carvings, and contemporary works from First Nations peoples tell the story of Vancouver’s origins and explore its mix of cultures today.
Granville Island
Formerly an industrial site, historic Granville Island has been transformed into a cultural hub, housing art galleries, studios, and artisan workshops. One of the main attractions in this artsy neighborhood is the indoor Public Market, featuring fresh produce, baked goods, seafood, and other gourmet treats. Hop on a tugboat ferry to the other side of False Creek and peruse stalls selling handcrafted goods.
VanDusen Botanical Garden
The lush, 55-acre VanDusen Botanical Garden sits in the city center, home to thousands of species from around the world, local wildlife, and a hedge maze. In the spring, the Laburnum Walk is in full bloom, creating a stunning bright yellow tunnel of blossoms. From early December to early January, the gardens are bedecked with over a million lights, creating illuminated paths on dark winter nights.
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930 properties feature pools
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6,220 of Vancouver vacation rentals include wi-fi access
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Vancouver stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!
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Vancouver's top spots, include BC Place, Queen Elizabeth Park, and Vancouver Aquarium
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