Location
The Fairmont Pacific Rim is situated on the water, close to the downtown financial district and Coal Harbor and within 15 minutes stroll of the main shopping area.
With unobstructed views of the harbor and mountains beyond, the Fairmont Pacific Rim offers a prime location for exploring this vibrant and cosmopolitan city, with a stunning rooftop pool and terrace to unwind and enjoy the view from.
Highlights
Modern contemporary hotel located close to Vancouver's waterfront
Many rooms offering wonderful harbor views
Roof top pool with private cabanas and hot tub
Wonderful Willow Stream spa, the prefect spot to de stress after a day or sightseeing
A newcomer to downtown and joining the already well established Fairmont Hotel Vancouver and Fairmont Waterfront, the Fairmont Pacific Rim brings a modern contemporary edge to this usually very traditional brand. With casual sophistication, the hotel blends Asian and west coast influences to it's interior and style, bringing a bright and light atmosphere to the whole property.
With an abundance of extraordinary dining options close by guests would be forgiven for overlooking the hotel's offerings. However, you would be missing a treat with the superb new restaurant serving fine evening dining through to the Giovane Wine Bar and cafe for lively and eclectic daytime and early evening fare. Or perhaps enjoy a relaxed drink in the lobby lounge where you will find the hotel's impressive Fazioli piano is often played for guests enjoyment.
Rooms at the Fairmont Pacific Rim offer all the latest in comfort and technology at your fingertips. The exceptionally comfortable Stearns and Foster beds ensure a luxurious nights sleep, the fine marble bathrooms offer indulgent amenities and the latest in extras including an in mirror TV! We highly recommend upgrading to a harbor view room for these are rare within the city and there are few cities you can wake up to watch seaplanes landing on the harbor or snow capped mountains in the distance.
Although you may wish to spend all your time in the city, spare at least a little time to take advantage of the Willow Stream Spa. With a wonderful menu of indulgent treatments, three lounges (two with fireplaces) and surrounded with lovely water views, this is the place to lose a few hours before returning to city life, relaxed and revived.
When to visit
The Fairmont's sister hotel, the Hotel Vancouver, has it's own "Canine Ambassadors" Mavis and Beau. Guests at the hotel are welcome to take them out for a walk during their stay for a little furry companionship
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