Stunning property in stunning location!…read more We love Semiahmoo! We only stayed one night but lucked out w the weather. The beach is great to hang out on, great views from the room, bike rides (comp bikes), kids went swimming, s'mores in the evening. They're renovating their main restaurant and Packer's is also closed for the season but we enjoyed dinner (great burgers, ahi poke bowl) and breakfast at their cafe (avocado toast, breakfast sandwich, huge griddle cake). Can't wait to come back!

Had an overnight stay while I attended a training. Very young staff, very enthusiastic and nice…read more The rooms were well appointed and clean. They did not look beat up which seems to be the theme of all my other hotel stays. Based upon that alone they get 5 stars. Dynamite views with plenty of fire pits on the beach. Thank you for a great stay Semiahmoo

Clean, well kept property right along the water. Decent pool and hot tub. In our suite we had a…read morestacked washer/dryer as well, which is always a nice perk. Bottom line: Does the job if you happen to be in Blaine for some reason!

We booked a room 6 months ago at the WorldMark Blaine. When we arrived today after driving 7 hours,…read morewe were told our room was cancelled because they overbooked the hotel. We didn't get a call, an email, or anything alerting us to the cancellation. No common courtesy, no customer service. What's even worse is that they cancelled two other rooms in our party with no contact. People flew in from across the country to join us and they were told the same thing. The front desk workers called other hotels in the area to see if there were rooms available. We were told another hotel had rooms available, and when we tried to book there, we were told that they were all booked and didn't ever have rooms. So not only did the WorldMark Blaine leave us high and dry they gaslighted us as well. Then they tried to shoo us off their property while we tried to find somewhere else to go. Don't waste your money or time with this place. I'd give it zero stars if I could.

The Fairmont Pacific Rim delivered the kind of stay that makes you reconsider what "world class"…read moreactually means. From the moment we pulled up to the valet through every interaction with room service and housekeeping, the team made us feel like royalty -- attentive without ever being intrusive, polished without feeling rehearsed. The room itself was a highlight. Soaking in the tub with the ocean and the North Shore mountains framed in front of us is an image I'll be holding onto for a long time. It's the kind of view the city is famous for, delivered from the comfort of your own suite.

Had an absolutely memorable stay at the Fairmont Pacific Rim during our vacation in Vancouver. The…read morelobby and lobby lounge/bar area is stunning. Everything here feels modern, clean, and luxurious. Our room was beautiful, especially the bathroom with its dual sinks, separate bathtub and rain shower, and separate area for toilet. The Le Labo products were a nice touch, and everything from the towels, robes, slippers, and bedding felt luxe and high end. These beds and pillows were some of the best hotel beds/pillows I've ever slept on. We all slept so well! We also ordered room service for breakfast and everything was so good, with reasonable room service prices for the amount you get. Didn't use the gym, but it's recently renovated and beautiful. They provide iced water infused with electrolytes and there are even Pilates machines! There's also a heated rooftop outdoor pool that we didn't have time to take advantage of too. Not only is this hotel amazing, but it's in a prime location to everything - especially if you're a first time visitor to Vancouver. It's super easy to hop on the shuttle to the suspension bridge, or take a sea boat or hop on the subway to/from the airport. It's also walking distance to Gastown, Robson Street, Stanley Park and the Seawall. Highly recommend this hotel if you're in the city!

Got a minute? Let me tell you about this charming Bed and Breakfast on N shore. It's just across…read morefrom the Capilano Suspension Tourist Trap but don't let that cloud your judgement. Before I start grab a complimentary port or scotch or sherry. Then let's take a tour. Ok. It will be short tour. They just have a few rooms. But first well stop at the little side kitchen where you can help yourself to coffee, tea, soda and water. For a charge they also have wine and beer available. This is also where you hang your key when you leave the house so they know who is here. We got the Under the Apple Tree Room which was spacious and nicely decorated. It even had its own private yard. Also has gas fireplace, jacuzzi style tub and stand up shower. The heated bathroom floor was a nice touch. If you get tired of your room you can also enjoy sitting outside on a deck or the living room. We really enjoyed relaxing on the couch back in our room in front of the fire place. Morning came a bit too soon. Was hard to get up out of the super comfortable down blankets on the King bed. The breakfast was ready though and included three delicious courses. Polenta with almonds, banana kirsch, and smoked salmon with poached egg on toasted croissant. Yum. Virginia's breakfast was all the better by Brian's entertaining stories of 5 years in the service business now.

Spent an amazing weekend in North Vancouver at the Thistledown House bed and breakfast. Near the…read moresuspension bridge. The house is very comfortable and accommodating. Our room was big and comfy with a remote control fireplace that adds real heat into the room and a large old school bathtub. Big enough for two.... Breakfast was delicious! Three courses, one of the fanciest I've had and the daytime butler service around breakfast time was a real treat. Fantastic time! I highly recommend the Thistledown house.

It saddens me to have to update this review so quick. I rarely use the word "discriminating" in any…read moreof my reviews but I'm left with no choice. I went in Breakwaters, the new restaurant at The Point Roberts Marina and was made to feel so uncomfortable I had no choice but to share my experience with the community. I went in to grab some french fries togo for a quick snack. I hear there food is delicious so I was excited to try it out. Before going in I spoke to the security person in charge. I asked if it was ok that I went in and ordered some food Togo. I felt like staying outside because I had a dog with me and didn't want to disrupt the few guest that we're there enjoying lunch. The security guy okayed me in. Before I could even get a menu in my hand the lady who I assume is the chef screams across the bar, "he's not allowed in here"...this was news to me because I was just told by security that it was ok I came in. I couldn't imagine why on a slow Canadian holiday weekend you'd have security but anyways it's not my place to question just seems odd and a bit unnessicary. I immediately left because I didn't want to push the issue further. So my question is this, who decides that someone is 86d and why? I find it extremely unprofessional to yell at a guest in front of strangers rather than pull them aside and polietly approach them. I've visited this location three times since returning to town and have been made to feel singled out by owners and affiliates of this establishment but I continued to patronize it because I like the location and have gotten ok service before. Sidebar* Last year I was diagnosed with a chronic illness and have since also suffered from a severe concussion that landed me in the hospital.I make everyone around me aware that this brain injury has taken it's toll on me and that some things just aren't the same on top of the fact that my medication Genvoya gives me mood swings. I've been perceived as drunk by guest and owners here and I find this extremely alarming. It is your bar staffs job to control service of alcohol to guest, not the guest. If you feel as though someone is intoxicated walking in the door why would you serve them? It worry's me that this place is allowed to easily and impolitely tell someone mentally impaired they can not come into a establishment based on loose accusations. When will this type of discrimination and ignorance stop? I can only hope the best for Breakwaters and wish it luck.

I don't know why I keep forgetting to post this review. I've been to RRC at least 5 times or more…read more A few times with my friends for a girls getaway, or with my husband for a weekend to enjoy the Richmond Night Market. Place is always clean, I even bring my blacklight to check. Since I have asthma and allergic to feathers, the staff makes sure everything is feather free before I check in. Twice already I was given complimentary upgrade. Front desk is always high in customer service. I don't gamble, but went I walk across the casino to get to the parking area or night market, there's no smoke whatsoever. I just found out they are pet friendly. And so is the night market. So next time we bring the fur babies. Not to mention their outstanding spa. I'll write that review on their own page. Also compared to the other hotels in the area, the price is pretty decent.

We couldn't find the parking garage so we asked valet where promptly were informed we were on the…read moreside that would have to pay for valet. $33 a day. The parking garage was so dirty and smelled so bad we ended up paying for the valet. We had one issue of calling down for our car and we waited 22 minutes, went to ask and the switchboard didn't pass the message to valet so we had to wait again. The room was fine, one of our outlets didn't work, water stains on the ceiling, dim lighting in the bathroom, the bed lights didn't work. They also have no microwaves in any of the ice rooms but they will charge $25 a day for housekeeping to bring one. The pool had algae and some black stuff. The hot pool jets did not work. The floor was super slippery with no grip. Also no towels available for the pool. The busboy was nice. Overall the hotel was overpriced for the quality.

We have been coming to this timeshare in Birch Bay for the last 28 years. Always love the location…read moreof the resort because it is so peaceful and serene with great clamming close by. It is also very close to Richmond in Canada where we love to go for good Cantonese food. This last trip was the second time we managed to book a presidential suite with a private hot tub in the balcony. The unit is a bit dated, but spacious and comfortable. It's also very good to know that they send service personnel to check the hot tub every other day. The resort also has clamming equipment that can be borrowed. We got a lot of huge cockles and horse clams on the beach in the Birch Bay State Park which is about a mile away. We always have a great time at this resort.

Quiet town just south of the Canadian border [Blaine WA]…read more This was our home for four nights. We chose this place because we wanted to visit some sites in Canada. This is the closest WorldMark to the U.S. Canada Border in Blaine, which is about 6.5 miles drive from the resort. We arrived around 1:00a, check-in was fast and we were given our key cards and parking pass. As all of WorldMark by Wyndham resorts the unit was clean with a fully-equipped kitchen including a microwave, refrigerator, and stovetop along with a separate living area. We had a studio unit (only one available at time of booking) and our room was on the 5th floor. As always during our trips we never get to enjoy the hotel amenities (pool, recreation area, etc) since we always start our day out early and arrive back late. Can't waste any adventure time while on vacation. For our last evening we walked across the street to Bay Breeze Restaurant & Bar. We had a pleasant stay at this Worldmark location even though we were out most of the time. Review #3623

New Delta Hotel in Delta (how often does that happen) off highway 99 attached to the Cascades…read moreCasino. Our room was just a non-suite king but was extremely spacious with a large bathroom. Modern amenities throughout since the hotel is new. At the time of our stay, our room felt like nobody had ever been in it previously... it was that clean. Housekeeping services must be very competent here, at least so far! Front reception service was extremely friendly and welcoming. One of the best check-in experiences in recent memory! Along with the Cascades Casino, the hotel is also connected to The Buffet and Match Eatery & Public House (I love most Match locations in general, but this Delta one is quite awesome and is my favorite... will leave a separate review for it later). The Sévérine Spa is also attached to the hotel lobby. There is no hotel lounge if you have Marriott status, but the Delta pantry is one of the best I've been to due to the wider variety of complimentary items. A fitness room and pool + hot tub are also available to hotel guests. Free Wi-Fi and no overnight parking fees for the hotel, but your vehicle needs to be registered at the front desk. Time will tell whether this Delta maintains its current opening level of impeccable cleanliness and service, but our initial stay was superb and far exceeded expectations!

I like this hotel. Great shower. Big room. Big TV although there were some issues with the cable…read morefor two days. Nice gym. Walking distance to 3 restaurants. Spa attached. A 6 minute ride to Four Winds Tap Room. My only complaint is that my hot water took awhile to heat up. Also the pool is outside. There is no place to do laundry and the closest laundromat is 30 minutes away, thanks to traffic. Will most likely stay here again.