You stumble into Yaletown--Vancouver's polished little gem in the jewelry box--thinking you know what you're in for. All that glass and steel, groomed dogs in sweaters, people who drink green things on purpose - errrr yeah. But tucked right into the heart of it is OPUS, the boutique hotel that didn't just survive the scene... it grew teeth, swagger, and a loyal following. The little hotel that could--and then did--until it became a destination stay in its own right. Walking into the lobby feels like someone mixed European cool with West Coast ease and somehow didn't screw it up. There's color, confidence, a sense that the place has lived a little, maybe made a few bad decisions, and is better for it - who says we don't learn from our little faux-pas? The rooms? Spacious in that "we actually care if you can breathe" sort of way. Modern without being cold. Furnished like someone understood that travelers have bodies--tired ones--and that comfort isn't a design flaw. There's a big soaking tub, the kind that seduces you after a long day of rain-soaked wandering or whatever mischief you got up to after dark - insert angel or devil emoji here! It whispers, Come in, stay a while, we won't judge... Much! And the amenities are top shelf--not in the braggy, corporate-hotel way, but in the "we picked local stuff because it's actually great" kind of way. You feel looked after here. Not fussed over. Not smothered. Just... handled right. If you can't be bothered to step outside into Vancouver's ever-present drizzle, OPUS has you covered. A bar and restaurant downstairs, the type of place where you can have a proper cocktail, something with backbone, and a meal that doesn't feel like it was churned out for the masses. You can hole up here, let the night roll by, watch Yaletown's glitter through the windows while staying warm, fed - like the Cheshire Cat, all grins with a side of smug. OPUS isn't trying to be the biggest or the flashiest. It just knows exactly what it is: a stylish, comfortable, impeccably serviced refuge in the middle of Vancity's most eclectic and fanciful neighborhood. A boutique hotel with enough soul to hold its own--and enough personality to keep you coming back. OPUS Hotel - the little boutique hotel that could and did - It's Love Baby! read more

Comfortable stay and conveniently located, however, I'm not sure the exorbitant price is offset by any additional features that make it worth the price tag. The stay itself is probably priced at almost double the true value. The welcome sparkling wine was nice and the floor to ceiling windows in the bathroom were amusing. Staff was also friendly and accommodating. The elevator can only be operated by your room Key and only to the floor of which you are staying, which is great unless you have parties staying on multiple floors. Wouldn't be my first choice for booking next time around just due to the price tag. (I'd go 3.5 to maybe a 4.) read more

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Super close to the Yaletown-Roundhouse station to Vancouver airport. Heated floors in the bathroom! Excellent service and clean colorful rooms. May be a bit noisy at night since this location is surrounded by restaurants & bars so keep that in mind. read more

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While in Vancouver for a weekend getaway, my husband and I stayed at the OPUS hotel. From start to finish, the service of the staff was phenomenal. Everyone we encountered was extremely warm and welcoming, and definitely helpful with all of their tips and advice for things to do and places to eat in the city. The location of the hotel was absolutely perfect for anyone wanting to experience downtown Vancouver. It was extremely walkable to tons of amazing restaurants and anything we wanted to see or do. I loved that they offered free e-bike rentals to customers of the hotel. My husband and I took advantage of those and road around Stanley Park. The hotel is walking distance from the water taxi, which we utilized to visit Granville Island, and the marketplace there. As for the hotel itself, the room was spacious and modern. The bed was soft and the water pressure in the shower was phenomenal. I would definitely stay here again if I was visiting Vancouver in the future. read more

A friend and I were bringing my mother to Vancouver for an overnight (from Seattle), and we opted to grab rooms at OPUS Hotel because of the location. Because the weekend was planned as a treat, we wanted to make sure the hotel and room(s) felt luxurious, and OPUS seemed like it would be the best bet. While the location of the hotel is great, the rooms were, unfortunately, lacking. I can't comment much on my friend's room (since I didn't stay in it), other than the fact that he was expecting a room that opened up to the courtyard and instead ended up assigned a room on the 7th floor that basically overlooked the top of the tree that was in the courtyard. There was no stepping out of his room into the courtyard area. Given the pictures he had seen of the room style that he picked? That's what he expected. Unfortunately, no... not what he was provided. My mother and I stayed in a double superior room on the 4th floor (the only room style option that seemed to come with two double beds). When we entered the room, it seemed nice enough... but the first thing I noticed after putting my bags down was how dusty the remote was. There was literally a thick layer of dust on the remote for the TV that I had to wipe away before using it. To add to that, it looks like the room hadn't been properly vacuumed as there were various specks of dirty and fabric-like bits on the carpet. The heated floor that was promised for the bathroom never seemed to actually heat up either, and there were tiles in the shower that appeared stained. It's nice that there's a big window in the bathroom that can let in natural light, but it also basically means you either have to keep the blinds closed the entire time you're using the room *OR* just be comfortable with the fact that you have no privacy. Yes, you get a complementary sparkling beverage (or water) upon check-in... that's nice. And yes, the hotel staff left a box with 3 small desserts in the room my mother and I shared (I let them know we were celebrating her birthday and noted that if there was anything they could do to help make it special then that would be lovely). But those things don't offset the fact that this was an expensive hotel that left quite a bit to be desired as far as the overall hotel experience. Would I recommend it to others? Nah... not unless you have money to burn. read more

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Love, love loved this hotel. The service was so, incredibly friendly and accommodating, our room was amazing, the location is perfect, and it's really not that expensive considering how crazy hotel prices have gone in the past 5 years. They gave us sparkling wine when we checked in as well as the option to upgrade from a room to a pretty fabulous suite, and I think the upgrade was maybe only an extra $100. The highlights were the panoramic view of downtown, two bathrooms, heated floors and of course the Dyson hairdryer. The concierge incredible. He was so friendly and helpful. I wish I could remember his name. He arranged dinner for us, gave us lots of tips, and just, overall, made us feel welcome and like very important guests. I am pretty sure he makes everyone feel that way. Great place! read more

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Great boutique hotel in an amazing location! Room was good size with a great size bathroom! Service was top notch.

Service and location are excellent! The restaurant was under renovation but still able to provide breakfast. And a toothbrush when my luggage was lost! read more

Stayed in an executive King suite last week. Well appointed in every way! Attention to detail by the room team was immediately apparent. Concierges were helpful and warmly welcoming! Will be back! read more

Nice older hotel. Great location. Close to Aquabus abd lots if restaurants. Service was outstanding.

Great stay at Opus Hotel. During my road trip, I had stayed all sorts of sub-par hotel (ones that I had high hopes for but ended up disappointed), so I had very low expectations for Opus. Check in was a breeze. Even though I arrived at a busy time, there was enough space in front for me to valet the car. The valet person came out very quickly. The front person (I wish I got his name) was super nice and efficient about the checking in process. He found out that this was my first time in town and gave me a map with a few good recommendations. All a welcome turn from my other hotel experience during this trip. The room itself was so nice. It smelled clean and looked very well kept. I had some issues with the heater working at some of my other hotels (maybe it's me??), but I had no issues here. The restrooms were also very clean. The restroom was one of those where there is a window so you can watch TV if you would like while showering or taking a bath. I also asked extra towels and they were very quick about getting me the towels. As for the location, I am not super familiar with the area, so I am not sure if I was in a trendy location. But, there were a lot of restaurants to walk to (found this amazing pizza joint on my walk), breweries (they were closed when I took a walk after dinner), and market (I picked up some snacks). So, I was definitely well equipped during my time here. Overall, I had a great time at Opus and would definitely come back here when I am in the area. read more

A friend and I stayed here for a long weekend in mid-November and it was perfect! The location was great (plenty of things within walking distance, easy Uber to other areas). The staff were all so friendly and welcoming. Nice little touches like offering to send us to our room with wine. Great cocktail bar. Vibe is intentionally a little quirky but in the very best way. Room was very comfy, loved the bathroom esp. the heated floors. We really enjoyed our stay and highly recommend. read more

Great hotels abound. Of the countless ones I've experienced around the world (and in Vancouver), Opus stands out. Its staff are the warmest and most-genuine I've encountered. The consistency of a sunshine spirit across all teams -- bell/valet, guest services, housekeeping -- speaks strongly to excellent hiring and a great management team that shapes and reinforces this culture. That simply adds to pleasures of its premium location and the superb Faubourg patisserie, which made every morning a taste of the Paris life. I expect that this will be my new home base whenever I return to Vancouver! read more

When I think about my stays at Vancouver's Opus Hotel,, two words spring to mind. THE BEST. This wonderful boutique hotel features the BEST and most attentive staff, the BEST Yaletown location and the BEST and most comfortable accommodations. My wife and I first stayed at the Opus back in 2018 and that visit was absolutely the BEST in every way. When we decided to vacation in Vancouver in 2024 there was no question that we wanted to return to the Opus. But we wondered ... could this stellar hotel still be as good six years later? Well, we quickly and happily discovered that not only is the Opus as good as it was, amazingly it is still the BEST! From the moment you walk through the lobby doors and are greeted with a glass of rosé, the staff makes you feel like family. Each and every member of the Opus team(Guillan, Josh, Mateus, Nav, Nelson, Justin among all the other superstars) go out of their way to ensure that your every need is met. They are a well-oiled machine, but they are not a machine at all ---they are warm and wonderful human beings. This spirit of hospitality and impeccable professionalism stems from Scott, the manager (who is an absolute delight) and Dorothy, the front end manager whose smile lights up the room. Need dining advice? They've got it!! Need a reservation for a tough-to-get-into restaurant? They will get it! As for the physical hotel itself, walking into the Opus is like stepping into a sanctuary. Sophisticated, yet homey and oh so cool!!!! The rooms are impeccably furnished, and the beds and linens are perfection. Oh, and the very BEST part of the Opus? The free to use E-Bikes? The great bar? Everything is perfect but my favorite thing about the Opus is the heated bathroom floor in my room!! If you are looking for one of those cavernous, impersonal chain hotels, the Opus is not for you. But... if you want a truly unforgettable Vancouver experience, then book this beautiful boutique gem. We cannot wait to return. It is truly the BEST in every way. read more

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We had a very comfortable stay here at OPUS. We loved it for its location and the amazing restaurant they have attached, Capo. The staff were super nice and the rooms were nice. Definitely will be back again when we're in Vancouver next. read more

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Couldn't have picked a lovelier place to stay and celebrate our anniversary. It started the moment we got out of the car and approached the door, where the manager Scott greeted us with a very warm "Happy Anniversary!" welcome. Such a lovely gesture that typifies the care and kindness of the staff here. We spent a few minutes in the lobby getting fantastic recommendations from Scott and his front desk staff, and we knew right away we were in for a treat of a stay. We then met front desk worker extraordinaire and new best friend Brendan :) He was such a fun, sweet, kind person who treated us like family and personally made sure that we had the very best experience possible. He has a wonderful energy that will instantly make your day! The cleaning staff were lovely as well, even just when passing by in the hallway they always greeted us with a warm hello and a big smile. So many little things make this hotel truly stand out. To top things off, we happened to run into manager Scott in the airport as we were getting ready to fly home and he was heading off on vacation. Even there, super early in the morning, he was so friendly and kind. It was a perfect send off to an absolutely lovely visit to beautiful Vancouver. Thank you so much to Scott, Brendan, and the rest of the amazing staff at the Opus. We will always remember you so fondly and hope to see you again. read more

Beautiful boutique hotel that is close to the fun part of downtown and davie street. Had an amazing girls night here, and loved being in the heart of the city. It's so luxurious and we truly felt pampered by the heated bathroom floors, amazing shower pressure and all the high end amenities. The concierge and valet services were always available when we needed them. read more

Parking is about $50+ each day, I stayed at other nicer hotels that came with parking , cheaper parking on the street outside that goes overnight for a $1-$2. Stated through Expedia there was a pool and hot tub, there isn't. The room was nice, bathroom as well no issues there & they did provide tooth brush which was nice. Check in on all was easier on the app then when you get there, the guy at the desk ignored me like 3x when I asked for help with the payment on their card reader. Seen other hotels that had parking & breakfast/restaurants or even a pool that were just as good for location in city. read more

Great location. The rest, not so great. They checked us into the wrong room, with a Queen instead of a king bed. Then when we complained, they never apologized and took 30 min to call back with a "solution". Moved us to another room - but we had to ask for the adjustment to our bill which they would only honor as a bottle of wine or restaurant credit... tacky move. The room they moved us to was awful. It was over a club and even with earplugs in, we had zero sleep until 4am when it quieted down. I live in the city but the sounds of screaming 20 somethings is hard to drown out. Finally - the breakfast we were forced to go to in order to redeem our credit was horrific. They delivered someone else's food to our table. Left it there for 5 minutes and then just took it to her table after. Eeeeek! We waited 45 min for coffee and 50 min for our food. Honestly, I have been excited to try this hotel for years. It was dated and clearly not what it used to be. Too bad. I would recommend looking elsewhere. Two stars for the location and the awesome night staff that brought us earplugs at 2am. read more

Stayed in mid July on a business trip and really loved the experience at the OPUS. The front desk staff were super helpful and I felt very safe at the hotel (was travelling solo). It's also worth mentioning I don't think I have ever stayed in a hotel that was this clean - amazing! My bed was oh so comfortable and I really made myself at home during my four night stay. Ordered room service almost every single morning (so luxurious) and the food was always delicious. Especially loved the freshly baked muffins served with home made jam - YAS! Was pleasantly surprised by the turn down service - housekeeping would arrive in the early evenings with candies, chilled water, and ice - so nice! Little known fact : the hotel offers a complimentary luxury car service that will take you anywhere in downtown Vancouver (first come, first served) which is awesome. Absolutely would stay here again in a heart beat!! read more

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The first time I came to Vancouver, I stayed in Parc Vancouver and was like meh. Vancouver hotels are pretty pricy and I wanted to give boutique hotels a try. My cousin booked OPUS for our weekend trip to see Ariana Grande. Pros: - The hotel is in Yaletown and is walking distance to Rogers Arena and many other places. - Right across from Yaletown subway station. - OPUS offers free ride to downtown areas. - Super friendly staff who actually would do anything to make your life easy. - Spacious room. - Great water pressure. - Close to many yummy restaurants!! - Free candies every day. Cons: - Yaletown is pretty darn crazy at night during the weekends. If you care about noises, I would skip rooms facing the street. - The after-hour check-in process is not as pleasant as regular hours. The staff helping me check in was not very familiar with his work. - They can be short staffed sometimes. A few stories to show their amazing service: 1. I was picking up my suitcase after checking out and spending a day in downtown Vancouver. I was hoping for a ride to the train station. I expected them to say no, but they said yes. They even asked me if I want a few bottles of water for my trip. They definitely didn't have to do it. 2. We had to print out tickets for the show, and headed to dinner after sending the document to the front desk. We came back from dinner and our tickets are already in our room. 3. We wanted to visit Granville Island and asked for a ride. We had no idea it wasn't in downtown. They also didn't have anyone available to give rides. They called a cab for us and paid the ride. Thank you, everyone at OPUS, for making my trip to Vancouver so simple and pleasant. I would recommend this place to everyone who's interested in traveling to Vancouver. read more

Nice boutique hotel in the center of Yaletown, which turns out to be one of the happening areas in downtown Vancouver currently. Staff and management are super friendly. Amer, the manager on duty, was VERY pleasant and helpful in resolving an issue I had with our reservation. The hotel is clean and relatively quiet, despite being right on a well travelled road. Food at COPA, the hotel restaurant is good as well, not your typical low grade hotel fare. Definitely worth looking at if you are staying in Vancouver, whether it is business or pleasure! read more

The great service, location, and other elements of the stay overshadowed a few negatives of our stay. The front-desk staff and concierge were great to interact with and super helpful, especially when fetching an item from our valet-parked car. The location could not be better: across the street is a subway station, at least two bus-lines have stops within a block of the OPUS, there are fantastic restaurants of several types (higher-end/classy/romantic dining to quicker sit down & take-out places) and bars within 1-2 blocks, and the water is just 3 blocks away; the water taxis (False Creek Ferries & AquaBus) have a stop right there as well which makes travel to Granville Island and other spots along False Creek super fast and fun to get to. There's also markets and a great grocery store (Urban Fare) a block or two away. We "customized" our stay by requesting a room with purple walls (check out their pictures to get an idea of the color options) and they were able to get us such a room. The room was pretty reasonable (deluxe courtyard room) but the standouts for us were the rain shower (probably one of the best showers I've ever been in, but it doesn't have a hand-held shower head/nozzle which may bother some) and the fireplace. Finding OPUS on first arrival was more challenging than it needed to be because we arrived during the day and there's only a tiny sign that you have to know is there to identify the building from the restaurant and pastry place at the bottom (the building is lit up purple at night) and difficult to see valet parking sign (impossible to see if there are cars in it, and that isn't uncommon since they only can handle 2 cars parked out front at a time). The room itself had a few issues I wouldn't expect at a hotel costing as much as this per night: the bathroom has two sliding doors which don't meet well in the middle, and one door would slowly slide open if not fully opened; the room's refrigerator had a key-lock to latch it closed (I've never seen that before) and as a result would not easily open or latch, and didn't get very cold even when latched. Would definitely recommend staying here primarily for the location and easy transit options for people wanting to do a lot of things downtown. read more

I do enjoy staying in Yaletown when I come visit Vancouver, this hotel was quite nice and glad we chose to stay here. It's located on Davie just after the Hamilton block, the signage isn't the greatest but you will see a Opus Valet sign on the curb or just look for Café Artigiano as that is right next door. As we arrived, I pulled up to the valet and went inside as I didn't initially see anyone working the valet area. We unloaded, went in and it was quite busy in there with check-ins/outs and other services for the guest like putting bikes away, grabbing golf clubs from the storage room, tagging bags etc. It calmed down a little and the nice gentleman greeted us and apologized for the wait and was very friendly to help us. We were a little early for check-in but he was able to get us checked-in on the computer, hold our bags for us, take care of the valet and provide any info on the area around like maps, eats, and must sees. He also provided us two bottles of water and again thanked us for staying with them and apologized again for the wait. I advised him it was totally fine and in return thanked him for helping us.(felt it was almost a fist-bump moment but I regrettably didn't). Later when we got into our rooms, we were pretty amazed how nice it was, how comfy the bed looked, cool layout with the bathroom and neat views of the street. We got the "King" room and the bed was super comfy and I was definitely sawing some logs at night. Bathroom is a shower only, in which I prefer, neat sink layout where you can look out the window or people can see you get ready. Don't worry, there are blinds you can roll down if you not an exhibitionist like me. Hotel is connected to Café Artigiano on one side and La Pentola on the other side. Staff around the hotel is very friendly, accommodating, helpful and also provided turndown service when we were out at dinner. Overall, we were very pleased with our stay here and will look for this place as a main option on future trips. read more

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Recently my husband and I made our first trip out to Canada and stayed here at the Opus, we were warmly welcomed with complimentary champagne and such friendly staff as soon as we check in. Not only that, but they had complimentary bikes that you could reserve for 3 hours which I felt was very fair as a lot of activities we wanted to do were close by. Lots of restaurants walking distance from the hotel and just across the street was public transportation which really made our trip, we didn't have to worry about finding parking, paying for it and having to cut our actives short due to time restriction. Something really neat in my opinion was the elevator system, you couldn't get the elevator to work without having a room key which I felt is very safe nowadays. Definitely recommend staying here, thank you to the staff who made us feel so welcomed! read more

Lovely stay at OPUS! Found this boutique hotel through Hotels.com as I was need to book accommodations for a work trip. I rented a car for my visit and because it was a hybrid I was given FREE valet! Check in process was smooth, quick and easy. it was a nice touch to be offered either sparkling wine or water complimentary upon check in. Given my status with expedia I got a free upgrade with king bed. Room was clean, cute, had a very comfortable bed... Loved the malin and goetz products!!!! I am from NYC so it was a pleasant surprise to see in the bathroom. Also happy they had an espresso machine and although I didnt get anything from the mini bar they had very reasonable prices. Staff all around super friendly and helpful here. Hotel is walking distance to great restaurants, shops and the water. Great hotel bar and happy hour! Very happy with my stay and first trip out to Vancouver. I will surely come back here on my next visit! read more

The boutique hotel of the moment. Located in Vancouver's trendy night out district equivalent to New York's meatpacking, the Opus Hotel is your headquarters away from home. Service is very efficient and the rooms well out-fitted and kept clean by the housekeeping staff. The gym is compact but has the basics that most people would need on a shorter trip. read more

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This is a very quaint boutique hotel in downtown Vancouver by the Yaletown district. It is very close to Urban Fare and right across from the Canada Line. The room is beautiful and full of many amenities not found in other hotels. The staff is pleasant and knowledgeable. read more

The location alone is superb~ It's young and hip, and not crowded with a bunch of tourists. Not only does Opus has its own restaurant/bar, the surrounding area has a variety of food you can pick from: pub food, fast food, Thai sit-down restaurant, sports bar etc. There's even a convenient store next to the hotel. Across from Opus is the subway. Further down the street is a HSBC bank if you're short on cash or need to exchange some USD for some CAD. About 2 blocks down you'll be right at the marina, where there are bike rental shops, grocery store, coffee shop, and restaurants. The room @ Opus is very trendy. The decor is very vibrant/boutique-like. It's not huge, but definitely not a closet. Speaking of closet, there is one =) That is also where the safe & umbrella is located (which came in handy since it rained). There is a flat screen mounted on the wall. Beneath the TV, there is a CD/Radio/DVD player. The hotel even provides a selection of CDs for you to listen to. Also, for those nights when you are tossing and turning and there is nothing good on TV, the hotel has a collection of DVDs that you can rent to watch (for free). There are 2 sliding doors that opens up to a bathroom which has a floor-to-ceiling glass window. There is a copious amount of counter space. The coffee/tea and hairdryer can be found on the counter. The standing shower has a rain-fall type of shower head. All the toiletries (soap, shampoo, conditioner, and lotion) are from L'Occitane. But what I love the most about the bathroom is the bathroom floor. I know that sounds strange, but seriously, I do! The floor is heated. It's so amazing~ It might not sound like it's a big deal, but once you experience this type of luxurious flooring, you'll be raving about it too~ Overall, I love this hotel! Can't wait to stay here again when I'm back in Vancouver~ read more

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Last night staying in hotel on Friday night a very loud party was going on in restaurant below our room that lasted until 4am . Loud and drunk persons. Called down stairs around 2:30 or so But party kept going. We could not sleep most of night and had to be up early for 8 am flight . Hotel in partnership with restaurant so we found it unacceptable that this was allowed as it is a RestUrant not a night club. Be warned about loud persons and manAments lack of control . Thanks for letting us not sleep at 400 dollars a night. read more

If I could leave 10 stars I would! The Opus Hotel has imbedded in them what many others in the hospitality industry want. A staff of professionals who understand how to make a person feel! The essence of this place is how each individual professional shows up as their authentic self, while ensuring each guest has a seamless thoughtful experience. My wife and I frequently stay in high end exclusive places around the world. The Opus hotel is the boutique hotel that treats each guest like a beloved friend who stopped in for a weekend. We were welcomed in by Vince and Jean. Vince ensured we had a beautiful glass of rose to start our weekend. Jean is a resturant savant. She ensured our culinary experience was spectacular. We met Brandon the next day, it is clear Brandon is concierge extraordinaire. He anticipated and delivered options that ensured our experiences around town were well balanced and interesting. Justin ensured we would be able to view the US Open a tennis finals when asking the bar to play it in their screen. When we wanted to take the complimentary battery assist bikes out for the afternoon, Mattias ensured they were properly fitted and gave a comprehensive overview on how to operate the bikes. When we needed to extend the three hour use time we called back and was granted an additional hour so we could finish our breakfast and enjoy the peddle back "home". Fiona made our departure easy and worry free. Her attention to detail when reviewing the folio was only matched by her insistence we stay a little longer for the sheer joy of each others company. It felt like we were saying goodby to friends we would soon see again. This coupled with a room that was clean and well tended. The location of the Opus hotel is unmatched, anything you want is within a 10 to 15 minute walk, the restaurants are incredible, the rail really is jut 32 steps away. The waterfront 3 blocks away. read more

This review makes me so sad to write, especially given all the rave reviews this place has. We didn't have a good experience, and so my review has to reflect that - especially when we stayed at four total hotels in our west coast trip, and the other three (L'Hermitage, Loden and Nita Lake Lodge) were all amazing, making the Opus' issues even more obvious. I want to start with the positives: the room was great. They upgraded us to this corner suite - the living room set up was fantastic, the bathroom was dreamy, and the bed was amazingly comfortable. The view was great. No complaints room-wise at all. However, this room was $629+taxes a night. Total price $777. SEVEN HUNDRED AND SEVENTY SEVEN DOLLARS. For that much, I expect great service and an overall fantastic stay. The other three hotels we stayed at were all less expensive by a lot, and they all provided much, much better service. The poor service started before we even arrived. I noted that the email conversations between myself and Opus were not great. They were slow to respond, if at all, and didn't really answer my questions. On their website, they claim to have HBO on their TVs, so I called to check (can't miss GOT), and they just said, "No," and that was that, and it still says it on their website. That was lie #1, in my opinion. When we checked in, Matthew was the only good service person we encountered the entire time, he upgraded us and was really friendly and overall great. However, he said our room came with parking or breakfast (seems to be kind of common in Vancouver upscale hotels), so we said breakfast. He said great, you pay and at check out (we only stayed one night), they would remove it from the bill. The next morning we went to this free breakfast, and the service in the hotel restaurant was awful. It was like no service at all. We stated we were from the hotel and the guy just took away our menus but didn't tell us what that meant - did we get a choice? was a set breakfast coming? what was in the set breakfast? As I'm pregnant, I can't eat everything (everything gives me heartburn), and I didn't want them wasting anything on my plate that I didn't want, but we couldn't track anyone down to ask. Forty-five minutes later, breakfast came, a sad mix of nothingness on a plate. I asked for ketchup; five minutes later we had to go find someone else to bring us ketchup. Anyway, my husband paid in full and tipped 20%, and we went to check out, and the guy at the front counter didn't give us an invoice/receipt to look over, he just said have a good day. So, of course, they charged us for the breakfast and didn't take it off the room stay even though it was included. I feel like this was really sneaky, to not let us look it over, and most people wouldn't notice on their VISA bill at that price if something was $40 too expensive. I had to email in and ask for an invoice, and when they sent it with the breakfast, I had to explain that they should take it off. No apology, they just sent another invoice - this one didn't SAY breakfast anymore, BUT THE AMOUNT WAS THE SAME. So they literally just removed the words "breakfast" and kept the amount the same. WTF. So now I was angry, because you really expect more from a high end hotel. I had to ask for another invoice, and then I checked my VISA bill - this was 6 business days later, so it should have gone through, but it hadnt been refunded yet. We were still in Vancouver, staying at a GREAT hotel, and so I walked over there to ask them in person what was up - and even though they claimed they did the refund already, miraculously, it didn't show up until 48 hours later, which would have been 8 full business days since they claimed they made the refund. In my opinion, that means they didn't do it until I showed up IN PERSON. (And they offered me nothing in terms of apology or anything, btw, still) In the end, that whole experience of having to chase after them for a deal included in my room was exhausting and really ruined the whole thing. Check your bill in the end, or go to one of the other myriad of amazing choices in Vancouver! read more

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Friendly staff. Nice hotel room. In a good location across from restaurants. I would stay here again.

LOVE the pet friendliness. Ada (our 50 lb well-behaved dog) received a warm welcome at the concierge check in. She even got a cute welcoming squeaky plush toy gift waiting in the room (which she's all about) and some dog food and water to get excited about! After a long ride, it made her happy to chow down on a late meal we hadn't plan for. Thanks, Opus! The lounge downstairs was happening, so is the club around the building (not associated with Opus). There was a long line when we got here around 11pm, and there's a long line now at 1:30am. Must be a popular club we just hadn't looked into. Room Decor is cute, just enough space. Smaller than normal, but perfect the way it is. It's just for sleeping, why hog more space? Ours is above that aforementioned club, so if you're trying to sleep early on a Friday night, wear ear plugs. I'm here to spend time with my favorite persons, hubby and Ada, and it's absolutely perfect. Considering the noise I can hear, I'll have to be careful not to be loud when we're "doing it", wink wink. My favorite part of this hotel is their eco friendliness. Reusable glasses and water cantina, and the option to launder towels only when necessary. Cool beans! My other favorite is staff friendliness. They're so welcoming and cheery, and accommodating! :) Welcomed us with two glasses of champagne and two complimentary drink tickets to their lounge. So very nice, we didn't even ask! I love it when boutique hotels do that. Reminds me of the SLS luxury boutique hotel we staid at in Beverly Hills. Good job, Opus! read more

Pet friendly, super accommodating and welcoming. We are from Vancouver but as a treat we booked the penthouse suite for new years eve. We felt welcome as soon as we came in the lobby! We hit a hiccup with our dogs though. We had left them at the house, and had dropped in on them to let them out, feed them etc throughout the day. When the NYE festivities picked up though, our pet camera monitoring the dogs was going off with bark alerts every 2 minutes! Although we didn't check in with our small pups, I checked with front desk to see if we could pick them up and bring them back to the hotel with us. Turns out our dogs were just as welcome as we were! Now we all get to have a cozy NYE. Thanks Opus! read more

OPUS Hotel Vancouver - Hotels Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Found this hotel through trip advisor and it was a great place. Super helpful staff from the time we booked. The staff there was attentive and so willing to go the extra mile to take care of us. The location near the waterfront was the perfect launching place for exploring Vancouver! read more

We booked after reading reviews and seeing the photos of the rooms. We were happy with everything, the hotel represents itself accurately online. It's not cheap but it's not the most expensive place either. The hotel staff is super friendly and helpful, from the valet to the front desk to the bartender. The valet by the way is $45 a night (canadian). There's some sort of pay lot for $25 around the block, but it was raining and it seemed like a hassle. This was a lot more convenient, although spendy. We were offered champagne upon check-in, which was appreciated. Bags were sent up to the room, everything was easy and handled. Floors in the bathroom are heated. Swanky. Love the malin+goetz supplies in the bathrooms, I love hotels that carry those products. The bathroom from our street view room is full glass wall to the street. There is a dual-roller shade, one is a screen shade that gives some privacy during the day, none at night. And then the other is a blackout shade so you can darken your room for the morning. We would stay here again, great area of town (Yaletown). read more

OPUS Hotel Vancouver - Hotels Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

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Absolutely delightful. Service was outstanding! Extremely friendly and knowledgeable staff available to answer any of our questions. Our room was small but very well furnished and comfortable. Location, location, location. Subway entrance was literally across the street and a plethora of fine restaurants to select from were just steps away. And of course the water taxis were a two- minute walk. read more

Really nice hotel--96 rooms. The staff is very friendly. Love how colorful the place is. We upgraded and are definitely enjoying that little bit of extra space. The curtain/ blind between bathroom and bedroom is pretty novel. Also dig the little touch of bringing ice nightly and quirky sweets--even if we aren't eating them. Wifi has worked well. Comfortable bed. Well located. All good. read more

OPUS Hotel Vancouver - Hallway - Hotels Near Me - Vancouver, British Columbia

Purchased a package in 2018 and had to cancel travel due to a client illness. Was told at the time that I would receive a full credit as I paid for the stay in advance of my arrival to obtain a better rate. Upon cancelling, the reservations person had assured me that I would be able to come back in the future and stay without incurring any additional costs. Fast forward to 2022 -- after a global pandemic that shut down travel and the world, I spoke to Steven (Reservations Manager) who first advised that he "never heard of companies offering credits for cancelled stays", and tried hard to find a way out. After finding the original notes, he then said that the Credit was only as good till June 2019 (which was NEVER told to me). When asked to elevate. Steven simply said "no". Be careful for anyone who is booking with Opus. They will offer you better rates to pay up front, then will absorb the cash should your itinerary change. Somewhat predatory if you ask me.... read more