Massoud our maintenance specialist is great! He is kind, patient and very knowledgeable. In…read moreaddition, the management team is excellent here. Thank you very much to the staff at Metropolitan Towers for making our years here feel like home. All the best, Patricia

The gym is big, with new equipment. There's a doorman…read morewho'll sign for your packages if need be so you don't have to worry about missing the postman. Perfect location. Roomy. Allows dogs.

I can't say enough about the quality service I received from the time I moved in, to when I left…read more The team at Vancouver Extended Stay was amazing, Bailey and Melissa went out of their way to make my stay went well. I would highly recommend staying here if get the chance, it defiantly was my home away from home. Norm

When we found out we were moving to Vancouver, we knew we wanted to be in the city to look for a…read moreplace to live. Vancouver Extended Stay was a wonderful place to call home for a month! The location was perfect to access the peninsula on foot, enjoy the seawall and Stanley Park. The accommodations were well equipped, clean and efficient. The staff were responsive and helpful. The building was quiet, professional and well maintained. I would highly recommend VES to anyone looking for a longer term stay.

Its like a small little neighborhood on its own. I have a friend who lives in the hood. Its pretty…read morehip and is being developed quite fast. It has a few brewery in the hood along with banks and some trendy restaurants. Yes and its surrounded by highrises. Pretty cool and neat neighborhood. It doesn't have the crazy downtown busy vibe. Its a bit more quiet. There is a skytrain (Olympic Village Station) in walk able distance. I do come here once in awhile.

This review is for the outside spaces and Seawalk. I've not seen the condo units. This past weekend…read morethere were hundreds of people enjoying the Love Vancouver, Love your Planet festival in the Olympic Village courtyard. https://www.facebook.com/LoveVancouver?ref=ts The central space is conducive to such a festival or art show in good weather. It's right at False Creek and the modern architecture of the buildings and bridges blends in nicely with the natural surroundings. One downside is that until it's populated more, there is a lack of services and so you have to walk a distance to get anywhere else. Namely a good cafe! We walked for about 25 minutes until we arrived at Milano coffee roasting comp. Also the popular Main St. corridor with all it's amenities would take a bit of time to walk to.

In the heart of Yaletown, Vancouver ~ walk to any dining, sightseeing, drinking destination in…read moredowntown. Doggie friendly ~ perfect. Modern & well kept rooms ~ perfect. Private undeground gated parking ~ perfect. 5 min stroll to the Vogue for the concert ~ perfect. Key access only to elevators for added security ~ perfect. Rooftop dipping pool & hottub ~ WHAT?!?! Perfect. Condo casual ~ It feels like a home away from home, equipped with small kitchen dining and washer/dryer. Our now favorite play to stay in BC without breaking the bank.

It was alright. I like how they give you a kitchen so you don't have to constantly eat out, but the…read morefood out bed in the couch if there's so many people is so uncomfortable and squeaky, it feels like i'm sleeping on a rock. Also they don't provide much coffee and dishwasher pods so they basically run out in a day. The bathroom is nice, but having a family of three makes the toilet paper run out really quickly. Not the best hotel, but it's still good. And I love how the hotel is next to a waffle house. Thanks for your time :)

A locally owned apartment building in Vancouver. The building has 24/7/365 staff on site to deal…read morewith any emergency's that may arise. The buildings are run by the owners, so there is no Property Management company or an off shore owner in a different time zone to deal with. The building is older, but reinforced concrete and built well which is obvious looking around the property.

From the owner: Moberly Apartments offers affordable apartment rentals in Vancouver, BC. We are located on the…read moresouth shore of False Creek, one of the closest and most popular residential areas south of the downtown core. The False Creek area is bounded by the waters of False Creek to the north, 6th Avenue to the south, the Granville Street Bridge on the west and Cambie Street on the east.

Great location, right in the downtown core, excellent building management, 24 hours security and a…read moreconcierge service from 8 am - 11 pm. This is the only residential building on the block and is centrally located - connected underground to the pacific center mall, the bay, and the granville skytrain station. The building also has a steve nash gym on the 2nd floor and 7 levels of parking. I would not recommend this apartment building to people with families, since it is quite noisy and more suited for young professionals or retired people. the apartments facing granville street can get quite noisy in the summer due to all the street festivals going on, and this can be a plus or negative depending on the kind of person you are. The average rent varies from 1500 - 2500, for 1-2 bedroom, furnished and unfurnished. The building is pet friendly and has 2 gardens - on the 4th and 6th floor. the building also has its own gym, party room and games room. There is no pool or theater. guest parking, although available, is very limited and you need to book way in advance. overall, if you can find an apartment in the building, get it ! It's a great central location and gives you the perfect taste of downtown living.

Very central location with Direct Skytrain access. Steve Nash fitness within the building,…read moreconcierge and several elevators are a big plus. Walking distance to restaurants and night life. Finishings are above average but nothing high end so it's appealing to investors. Good floor plans throughout, and live/work zoned units available.

Attended a corporate recognition event on the 24th floor garden patio...the space was donated by…read moreTelus for the non-profit hosting the event. This is a very impressive space both inside and out. Great views of the ocean, the mountains, the Vancouver skyline and across the Lower Mainland to Mt Baker. The outside space is a very large patio with plenty of seating, is partially covered and has a large area set up for bar and food service. Very happy to have had the opportunity to see this space and sure it will be very popular with corporate and community events as we move into the warmer months.

Nice, clean and relatively quiet place to relax and meet up with people downtown. In the main floor…read morelobby, connected to Nosh, there are benches and chairs for people to sit, a pond with koi swimming around and a piano that the public is allowed to play. When the piano is not in use, the indoor wall waterfall creates a background of calming white noise that muffles your neighbours' conversations

"It's like living in a five star resort..." - http://www.theberesford.ca/…read moreI have been living in the building for over two years now. It has been adventures. The one and only time that I have found the RESIDENT manager in the office, when I needed him, was when I first came to the building and had to meet him to sign all the documents. Don't expect to reach the manager by phone or get a reply via email. To be honest there is no management or anyone to control what happens in the building. Like, I said the manager is never around and does not care what happens inside the building. * The building website states that pets are not allowed, however those rules only seem to apply to some tenants, so expect to see dogs. Few large dogs. * The building has a party room overlooking the back entry and alley that turns into a mini night club on the weekends. Again with no one controlling what happens in the building, expect to find puke, spilled alcohol in the lobby, beer bottles and cups thrown in the back ally and left in the elevators, few packs of cigarette buds everywhere. * As shown in the pictures that I have uploaded, expect to see a pleasant pile of garbage upon entering the garage. Every now and then you will see a homeless person that sneaks into the garage and collects the recycling. I have seen cars that were broken into also. * Every now and then you will find someone else's car on your parking lot. Take it as it is, because the manager will never call a towing truck. So expect to see the same car in your parking in the future. Expect to see cars parked in the roundabout in the back alley, sometimes overnight. Apparently the 'FIRE ROUTE' and 'NO PARKING' signs mean, 'DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT' and 'THE MANAGER IS NOT AROUND AND DOES NOT CARE TO CALL THE TOWING COMPANY'. So for those that are looking for a free parking in Yaletown, now you know and ... don't worry about it! * The pictures on the buildings website show a fitness room with a medium size rack full of free weights and other equipment. Don't expect to find any weights. I never had a chance to use them, I presume someone have 'borrowed' them, which is odd since there is no sign-out book in the fitness room. There is a working security camera in the room, so I think you just need to wave your hands and lift up fingers to indicate for how many months you will be 'borrowing' the equipment. The free-weights have all been 'borrowed' out and no sign of new ones. * By the way, the fitness room will only accommodate 1-2 persons at max. * There is a swimming pool room that is connected to the small fitness room, the water is always VERY cold. The pool room sometimes turns into a mosque. Not to disrespect anyone's religion, however the swimming pool area is not an appropriate place of worship, especially in common area for every tenant to use. Moving on..., there is an outside patio next to the pool room, which is mainly used by some smokers and a large number of pot smokers in the building. If you end up renting an apartment facing the back alley expect the smoke to enter your apartment. But don't worry you will get used to it and hopefully you will get used to the drunk screaming and adolescent yelling coming from the 'nightclub' downstairs on the weekends. * There is no Security Building Guard in the lobby, but don't worry, to make you feel safe, the management has allowed and filled at least one of your neighbouring apartments with, 5+ single people living in it. There is STRENGTH IN NUMBERS! * There is a grocery store in the back of the building which is a positive, however expect to wake up at 6:30-7 am. For your convenience the delivery trucks backing up in the morning have excellent horns. If you use a car to go to work in the morning, expect your morning drive to begin with some tight and skilful maneuvering to get around these trucks. But don't worry if you are not skilful at maneuvering and/or are afraid of scratching you nice automobile, sometimes you will not need to do anything but wait and sit in your nice car, until the blocked alley is open again. On the positive note, sometimes you get to smile and laugh at how clumsy some of the delivery drivers are. Beginning in 2013, we started to have frequent visits from the upper management personnel. Every 4-5 weeks, expect to have a note under your door, indicating that accompanying the resident manager a contractor will come by your apartment for an 'Inspections of the apartments for maintenance purposes'. As told by the area manager, upon the first visit, the intention of this inspection is to find out if there are any repairs that need to be done in the apartment. Turns out that this is complete b******t. This inspection rather feels like harassing, since all that is ever done during this inspection is that the CONTRACTOR walks in and sprays the smoke alarm detector and leaves. No mention or any questions of anything else, ever! The upper management must want us to feel very safe. To know