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Honest Review of the Sheraton Wall Centre Hotel in Vancouver, BC

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This Review of the Sheraton Wall Centre Hotel in Vancouver, BC, was written by Disneyland travel expert Marcie Cheung and contains affiliate links, which means if you purchase something from one of my affiliate links, I may earn a small commission that goes back into maintaining this blog.

My family visits Vancouver somewhat frequently. We usually stay in a one-bedroom suite near Robson Street. This time, however, I wanted to check out a different hotel to see what’s available. I chose the Sheraton Wall Centre for its convenient location and Trip Advisor ratings.

I was traveling with my Mom and my toddler, Owen. We got a room with two double beds, and I shared a bed with Owen. Since Owen goes to sleep early and wakes up early, we spend a lot of time in the room. Here’s what we liked and didn’t like about the Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre Hotel:

Pros of the Sheraton Wall Centre:

  • The location is fabulous! It is just a few blocks from Robson Street, which has lots of shops and restaurants.
  • The elevators are super fast! Probably the fastest elevators we’ve ever experienced in Vancouver.
  • The staff is friendly and helpful.
  • There is a Starbucks on-site.
  • There are blackout curtains, which is essential when traveling with a toddler.
  • The room was very spacious.
  • Free wi-fi in the room was a lifesaver.
  • The room felt very clean.
  • The bed linens have two weights of blankets, so it’s easy to get comfortable.
  • Our room was right next to the elevator, but we couldn’t hear anything.
  • The gift shop had diaper cream, which saved us a trip to the drugstore!
  • The hotel restaurant had boosters and high chairs.
  • The hot tub was a nice touch for relaxation.
  • The club lounge provided a great place to unwind.
  • The hotel has a pet policy that allows furry friends, making it pet friendly.
  • The common areas were well-maintained and inviting.

Cons of the Sheraton Wall Centre:

  • The walls are really thin. We could hear an extensive/explosive argument from the family next to us, showers running upstairs, and guests shouting in the hallway.
  • The parking garage is tricky to find at first.
  • I was surprised by the limited toiletry items (no shower cap, q-tips, etc.)
  • The bathroom door has a large glass cutout, so it lights up the room when someone turns on the light at night.
  • Not all the power outlets seemed to work.
  • We couldn’t seem to get standard TV channels. I’m unsure if my toddler hit something on the remote, but it kept saying it was unavailable.
  • The pool was hidden away and didn’t seem super child-friendly.
  • There were dirty dishes outside of our room for a full 24 hours, left by the cleaning staff.
  • The hotel restaurant offers a children’s menu but doesn’t have kid-friendly/non-breakable glasses or cups with straws.
  • When we checked out, the only elevator down to the parking garage was broken. We were able to get all our luggage down to the 3rd-floor parking garage, but then we had to walk up three floors inside the parking garage to get out to the street. At seven months pregnant and pushing a toddler in a stroller, this was not a good way to end our visit here.
  • The check out times were a bit early, but they were accommodating when we requested a later check out time at 12 00 pm.

Overall, the Sheraton Vancoucer Wall Centre was a beautiful hotel, and I’m glad we checked it out. I’m not sure it’s the best pick for traveling with a toddler, but it’s probably an excellent option for business travelers or couples. The location is fantastic, and the staff members are extraordinary!

Nearby Attractions from Sheraton Wall Centre Hotel

Here are some family-friendly attractions near the Sheraton Wall Centre Hotel:

  • Vancouver Art Gallery: A short walk away, this gallery features diverse art collections and family programs.
  • Stanley Park: This iconic park offers beautiful trails, the Vancouver Aquarium, and plenty of playgrounds.
  • English Bay: A great spot for a family beach day, with stunning views and nearby cafes.
  • Downtown Vancouver: Explore the vibrant downtown area, full of shops, restaurants, and entertainment options.

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