Great location in the best part of Vancouver. Walking distance to most tourist attractions, great restaurants & shops nearby.

Our "Apartment with Two Queen Beds" was a decent size, light and airy, well fitted, with a generous kitchen and dining area. We found a hugely discounted rate. TIP: Vigilantly monitor rates which fluctuate widely day to day. A range of $100s from day to day. Although promoted as a hotel, it seems all the rooms/apartments are individually owned, and are different, resulting in wide variation in rates, and it seems owners regularly tweak the asking rate on a daily basis. Hence rates fluctuate constantly and enormously, especially with last minute rates - more than $100 per night difference over a 1 day monitoring period! Also $300 pn more for a room vs an apartment, but with a quieter outlook, when booked 3 weeks ahead vs an apartment on the street booked 1 week ahead.

Our apartment fronted busy Robson Street and faced a high rise building site, hence the expansive windows with no sheer curtains offered no privacy unless you sat with the heavy curtains closed. It was also noisey. I advise inspecting each room to ensure it suits your needs.

Friendly staff. Manager Diana was attentive as I had a slight issue with cockroaches in my room. It was on one of the lower floors and I was told it may have been left / brought in by the previous occupants as she assured me that they have pest control coming in every month. In any event, the problem was immediately corrected and I was placed in a different room on a higher floor. The newer room was a bit smaller and not the higher priced room type I originally booked, but it was clean and sufficient for my needs. Location was great with a bus stop right outside of the hotel. Also many restaurants nearby and supermarkets within a 15min walk or so. 24 hr Tim Hortons also just a block away. Staff were very friendly and greeted me every time. Internet was sufficient for my need and speed was good and no connection issues. Kitchen stove was unplugged by default, presumably for safety reason. But staff was quick to plug it back for me upon request. Only one elevator in the building but never had to wait for more than a minute or so. Building is old and dated but other than the small incident mentioned above, I found the hotel to be generally clean and well kept. I think for the price it's very good value for money, especially in terms of location.

What I liked most was the customer service of the reception staff, who were super friendly and attentive

Everything was fine, I even understand that during the off-season they make maintenance arrangements as paint, and that is fine. What bothered me a little was that at 2:30 a.m. I woke up to the noise outside my room, and that was that at that time they proceeded to remove sheets of paper that were tape-glued to proceed with painting. Until almost dawn it bothered me because I couldn't rest, as I had to get up early for a super important appointment.

The hotel is situated perfectly, with delicious restaurants right outside the door. The guest parkinglot is super convenient and felt safe to leave our car overnight! The Staff was amazing too. Even though the facilities are a bit dated, it's the perfect spot to spend a weekend in Vancouver, and we will definitely be back!

The Kitchen-facilities are very dates, and the windows are not great for keeping heat in - I would probably avoid it during the winter months. Overall though, it was great!

We stayed at Divya Hotel for three nights (two adults and my 8-year-old daughter), and it was a wonderful experience. The moment we entered the room, it felt like home. The kitchenette was fully equipped with complete kitchenware, a microwave, and a large refrigerator, making it easy to prepare meals. If you prefer cooking, you can bring your own uncooked food and enjoy the convenience. A small tip: bring your own slippers, as the rooms are not carpeted, which will make your stay even more comfortable. Our room was spotless with no unpleasant smells upon arrival. The location is another highlight, with plenty of restaurants just a short walk away. Overall, I highly recommend Divya Hotel. We had a fantastic stay!

This was a last minute booking. Excellent location near bus routes, grocery stores and restaurants. Room and bathroom were very comfortable and clean. Building is old, but clean. Friendly staff and good communication.

Parking could be cheaper for guests (current prices per night=$30 rear parking (outdoor) - $35 underground plus tax) Hotel is really strict about check-out time, while other hotels would be flexible and occasionally offer a courtesy late check-out (e.g.: one hour), this one won't offer extra 10 minutes. They will charge extra if you need it, so be prepared. Usually other hotels will charge you by the room, this one charges you by the number of people. There were two queen beds in the room, we had a change of plans and my friend decided to bring two kids instead of one, so we had to play CAD$10 plus tax for the second child. They didn't have to bring an extra bed or pillows, so what was the reason the charge?

Gentleman at reception was very friendly and helpful. Great location near coal harbour and 20 min walk to gastown area. Good value for money. We'd had to book at late notice because we had booked another hotel which was too awful to stay in and was a sunk cost so it was perfect to find a place not too swanky but still totally fine to stay in. They let us have a late check out for free which was nice of them.

Would have liked if like other canadian hotels that service is just on request. We were there for 3 nights so other than getting coffee pods which can get on request we'd just prefer privacy but that was my only gripe.

Excellent location, a nice place to spend the night and rest after a long day of walking. The quality and price ratio was excellent for staying one night for less than 80 CAD in my experience.

It seemed exaggerated to me that my one-night reservation had a cost of 80 CAD, but when I checked in they applied a charge of 400 CAD as damage protection for paying with debit. (And when paying with credit the charge is usually 50 CAD). There is a lot of difference and that seemed too much to me. It's the only thing that affected my experience at the place.

Apartment-size one-bedroom corner unit (all rooms are corner I think) in great Robson Street location, walking distance to Stanley Park, West End, etc.

All good, but hotel will book rooms as either studio (bedroom door locked) or one-bedroom (bedroom unlocked), and Booking.com info isn't completely clear about which is which in their listing. Recommend calling hotel to verify that you will have access to the bedroom, if wanted, to avoid confusion and/or extra charge at hotel.