Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre

Came by for a banquet dinner.
Parking may or may not be free. I think it depends on the deal the event organizer has with the hotel. In this case it was free. Otherwise the rates are pretty insane.
Because of the small footprint, the meeting rooms are upstairs, and the ballrooms are downstairs.
If the event is baller enough, this place can host a mean party. The event I attended was a buffet, and I was ready to cry when I saw the sheer amount of food available. Almost as far as the eye could see. Staff were very efficient, and kept the food rolling out and the tables cleaned. They were almost too good, as my buddy and I had to take turns guarding our dishes so that they wouldn’t get taken away if we went for a drink. Their pasta and seafood dishes are much better than other hotels. The prawns in their prawn salad were the size of my palm. The only dish I found to be not so good was the fried calamari in the takeout containers. They tasted a bit stale. Might be because they were put under the heat lamps a little too long.
In terms of throwing a big bash, this place is a close second to the Westwood Plateau Golf and Country Club (which is my local benchmark).
I still have dreams about the food here.

Very nice, very clean hotel. The stay was not without its issues but the friendly front desk staff made sure to make things right. For example, there what sounded like a super fun party in the hall. Around midnight I called the front desk and the excessive noise was quashed within minutes. I like the proximity to Robson Street and Stanley Park.

The staff at the hotel was very welcoming. They were going to upgrade us but my kids were with us so we needed the two beds not just a king. They gave us a bottle of wine and chocolate strawberries for our anniversary. Our view was beautiful. Would stay with them again.

I stayed one night in the North tower, unfortunately I was not able to get the room that was originally booked a month in advance but the assistant manager Grace looked after me well for the inconvenience, which included a bottle of champagne, breakfast, free parking and a discount on the room. The room I had was not sound proof at all, I was able to hear my neighbors party, the elevator doors opening and closing, the room above me being vacuumed and in the bathroom I was able to hear a young child having a temperature tantrum because he didn’t want to have a bath! Now to end on a good note the location is great, the beds were comfortable, there is a nice big screen TV and the room was clean.

Like Sheraton hotels and use to stay here all the time. Amenities are fair, rooms are quite, comfortable beds, hotel is conveniently located near downtown Vancouver, nice fitness centre, not too many restaurants onsite but you can just walk a few minutes and end up at some of the most amazing dining places in Vancouver

Location! Location! Location! The Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre has it! I’ve always passed up staying here because I thought it was too far from Robson. But this past August I was proven wrong. The location is pretty good! It’s close to Robson (for shopping and restaurants) and Granville (for you party people)!
This past August a group of us came here to celebrate our buddies’ birthdays! We shared a couple of spacious rooms that were well appointed. We all raved about the beds! They were sooo comfortable! The service was great, and very quick to respond to our requests for more supplies (towels, pillows, blankets). The view from the room was a-​ok. And they offer free wifi that was reliable! The lobby bar was also a nice spot to hang and grab drink while passing the time away (or take shots with the bday boys)…
My one complaint is about the parking, it is a bit confusing if you’re doing self parking. You have to enter off one of the side streets and the garage is like a maze, with tiny parking spots. Other than that the Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre is a great place to stay!

I stayed here recently when I was in town for SeaWheeze. Overall, it was a positive experience.
As an SPG Platinum, I am supposed to get the best room available. I was quite surprised that I was assigned to the South (unrenovated) tower. When I inquired, I was able to get a room in the North (renovated) tower, but not with my bed choice. I opted to go that route.
The room was large well appointed. I appreciate that the fridge can be used versus being a mini-​bar with no room for storage. I had great floor to ceiling views with stunning city lights and the water in the background.
The North tower is slightly closer to the action on Burrard Street (by a block), so if you will be on foot, this will make a bit of a difference. It was about a 20 minute walk to the Convention Centre and waterfront, which is where I was going to/​from much of the weekend.
As a Platinum, I was given complementary access to the Sheraton Club Lounge, which is located in the South tower. It has breakfast in the morning (the hours didn’t work with my schedule, so can’t comment on this), beverages available throughout the day, and hors d’oeuvres and sweets in the early evening. There was always plenty of food. Alcoholic beverages are available for a fee. Some of the lounge staff were very friendly, while others were more aloof and barely acknowledged your presence.
Contrast that with any of the housekeeping staff… whenever I would encounter one in the hall, they always greeted me and were super friendly.
I did have one snafu… upon leaving, I departed and didn’t get my bill at the front desk since they email it to you. When I got the email, I was stunned to find a $ 120 charge on my bill for one of the restaurants, since I had not taken any meals on property. I called the hotel and one of the staff looked into it. She called me back a few hours later and had removed the charge. Apparently, someone had written my room number on their bill, but didn’t have the name right. The restaurant had not cross-​checked and had billed through. It was annoying, but I appreciated that it was quickly resolved.

Stayed two nites after a cruise and was disappointed. The beds are FIRM!!! Pillows are nice. View was nice from a corner room. Hotel was able to accommodate us early which was good, and offered us a larger, nicer room for $ 40 more a nite which we declined since we had paid in excess of $ 350. We had been on a tour staying in five hotels (five were Fairfield) and 7 nights on a cruise and hands down, beds more comfy than the Sheraton. Would not choose Sheraton again. Located close to mall, restaurants, and interesting eclectic streets. Walked everywhere finding thru Unilocal where to eat, etc.

I had spg points that I used to stay here… not a fan. The front desk was super nice when I arrived and she gave me free drink vouchers. The room is like your average Sheraton room… but she gave me a super sweet view so that was cool. The hotel is kind of old and elevators take FOREVER to come.
Parking costs ~$ 45 a night which I thought was ridiculous. They give you a discount for being a guest but it still comes out to like 40. I know parking downtown can be expensive but usually if you’re a guest it’s significantly cheaper. The front desk who checked me out wasn’t friendly either. I just wanted to check out but she looked like she just didn’t want to work or help anyone.
Location: 5÷5− close to everything
Service: ⁴⁄₅
Rooms: ³⁄₅ but with the view ⁴⁄₅
Club lounge: 2÷5− wasn’t a fan of the layout or food selection
Note: Go to Robson street to exchange USD to CAD for good rates
If I didn’t have spg points I would not have stayed here, it’s pretty pricey…

We stayed at the family suite of the south tower.
While we arrived on check-​in time, the room was a tad late, so the nice lady at the reception took us to the lounge to wait. very nice way to have us wait comfortably (with some treats).
The room was spacious and beds comfortable.
We asked about a microwave and it was brought to our suite in 10 minutes!!!
We were very pleased with all amenities (going to the swimming pool was a little weird — via the fitness club).
So — no complaints here. good location, good staff, comfortable rooms.

I was dropping off my friend at Sheraton Vancouver wall Centre. And everyone knows that Sheraton is suppose to be a super nice and luxury hotel. But this one really pissed me off. Me and my friend was joking that we all gonna stay.(we were not gonna stay in one room even if we stay). Anyway, this girl was like“we don’t allowed more than 2 person in one room, and there is gonna be extra penalty charge if that happens”. Me and my friends was talking in Chinese and I swear she was Chinese, cause she understood what I was talking. But still she told my friend that in English.(what a fake bitch). I can’t believe all this happened tonight in a SHERATON hotel. It has totally changed my view about Sheraton hotels. Next time I’ll stick with Ritz Carlton.

I have been here for multiple convention /​events. I remember one time the Vancouver Board of Trade held an event here and it came with 3 course meal. I have to say the braised short ribs was very memorable. It was was delicious that I was hungry at the start of the event and after eating the braised short ribs, I was even hungrier (because it was too delicious). But whats disappointing was the apple crumble with graham cookies bit was nasty. Its probably because I never liked graham cookies.
Today the Asian Real Estate Association of America (AREAA), had their annual Vancouver chapter convention at the Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre. I had to say over 150 attendees. The food was pretty good. For breakfast there were blueberry scones; however they were a bit cold. for lunch, I loved the Pita Bread, I was made perfectly. There were lamb and chicken skewer were not bad. A bit dried but with Tzatziki sauce it was ok. After 5pm, there were shrimp dumplings, shuimai, xiaolong bao; weird gyoza that stuck to a leaf and flat bread. The 5pm or social time snacks were ok. Maybe they are not specialized in making Chinese dumplings. I did like the flat bread.
Overall the venue was very clean; very spacious and staffs very helpful. What was awkward was how the hotel had the internet user capped at 35. About half way through they realized what went wrong with the internet, they immediately removed the cap.

i «won» the Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre on Priceline so I can’t really complain about the discounted rate of my stay… but i really can’t imagine people paying upwards of $ 300 USD per night for this hotel. the hotel is currently undergoing some renovations but that didnt affect my stay at all.
but i think b/​c i did book through a third-​party site that i was treated a bit lower class haha. i had put in 2 requests for my stay — upper floor and king bed room, not too demanding right? haha. upon check-​in when i arrived around 4pm, both were unable to be met. but they ‘upgraded’ me b/​c they originally had me on the 6^th floor but i had to practically beg the front desk guy to be moved higher and they obliged with the 16^th. plus, out of 700 rooms, they did not have 1 single king bed room available for me except a club level suite which would have been an upcharge — no thanks. oh and of course were stuck in the non-​renovated south tower instead of the newer north tower. that wasnt such a big deal since the room was still clean though. our room faced burrard street and the hospital so despite being ‘high’ on the 16^th floor, the sirens and street noise were prevalant. all this at check-​in just really left me disappointed with my accommodations…
the good aspects of the hotel were the free wi-​fi. it worked surprisingly well. we also had no problems with housekeeping and cleaning service. location in general worked out for us as we were only a couple blocks from robson and granville and a lot of restaurant choices. easy bus access around the hotel and plus the capilano suspension bridge free shuttle stops right across the street too. so there’s that i guess haha

Hotel was very difficult to find. Parking was outrageously expensive at $ 35/​day or $ 42/​day in valet. 10^th floor hallway smelled like urine. Rooms are incredibly dated and need some serious upgrades. Also, our room door had 6 peep holes which was just strange. Hotel staff were somewhat friendly which is why I’m giving two stars.

I wasn’t sure what to expect from this hotel, but it’s okay. It’s on Burrard and close to Robson Street.
I stayed in the South Tower and had a pretty spacious room. It was complete with a mini bar and mini-​fridge.
Parking: $ 30+tax
Wifi: Free
The only thing that went wrong was self parking! Where the heck is it? So apparently, you make «3» lefts after leaving the front of the hotel and into the «PUBLIC PARKING» garage which also holds patrons of the Sheraton. This is how it works. Take a ticket, park at whichever tower you are staying at, and when you leave the garage, show the ticket and parking pass the hotel gave you to get out. For some odd reason, I seriously thought they had their own, as in… no one but Sheraton patrons/​residents. Whatever. It was just frustrating driving around the block twice trying to find the parking hole.
Other than that, it’s a great hotel and super big. We had desserts at Café One. The Mango Panna Cotta is my favorite. The lemon tart and cheesecake brulee are okay.
It’s in downtown, expensive, but close to EVERYTHING. I’ll let you decide.

Having a long-​distance boyfriend has some serious perks, one of which being that sometimes he comes to town for work and we get to have a staycation in the city!
Our last staycation was a couple of weeks ago and we had a wonderful concierge who was very sweet and entertaining! The rooms are comfortable and reasonably sized. The beds are cosy, although it’s easy to feel swamped in those huge king beds (boo hoo hoo worst problem ever!)
The doors to the rooms do tend to close quite loudly but overall the soundproofing is really good! The tvs are large, the coffee machine is solid and they have good tea and coffee to drink, and our room had a totally empty fridge too which was great!
It’s a little confusing as there are two towers so sometimes you’ll check in at one desk and have to walk outside to find the other one, but that’s really the only downside. Overall, the Sheraton is very consistent, you always know you’re getting a good experience.

Average hotel with great service. You can’t beat the location in Vancouver everything is within walking distance. Also you can’t beat the price that they offered for the Dine out Vancouver annual event.
I would return under the same conditions

Vancouver is my second home so when my family and I had the chance to visit recently my request was to stay near the center of the city. My request was realized upon our stay at this Sheraton location. You are a few feet away from Robson street (the shopping Mecca of the city) and steps away from Canada Place, famous port and starting point for all tour buses.
The staff and accommodations met my expectations though I wished my fiancée and I were booked in a queen bed versus one with two full beds. Other than that, we enjoyed our stay and look forward to our next visit!

Stayed here for a vacation (for 3 days) in August 2014, and we greatly enjoyed our stay. Very centrally located in Vancouver, with a wonderful staff. Very nice hotel, quite large, with many amenities (including an excellent gym, spa and indoor swimming pool).
Check-​in was easy, fast, friendly and efficient and the bellmen and concierge were repeatedly helpful and full of knowledge about local attractions and restaurants.
Rooms were large, and beds were very comfortable, and great free wi-​fi.
Location is very central — you can walk to everything, and some excellent coffee shops and restaurants within just a couple blocks.
Good value… we would stay there again.

Modern. Progressive. Clean. Decent location (3 blocks from Robson street). I didn’t have any of the bad experiences as mentioned in some of the other Unilocal reviews so my experience here was pretty darned good. I love their workout/​gym room… full weights, machines, and Sauna. Their pool is big enough to do laps and is heated and within a room (covered).
We were there while there was a «Supernatural» TV Show Fan Convention so it was quite interesting. Along with the same weekend as the Lululemon Vancouver Half Marathon and the Japanese Animé convention.
Would I stay there again? Absolutely yes.

We stayed at this Sheraton for our first night in Vancouver. We went to Canada with 3 other families. For two of the families the rooms were ready, but they somehow overbooked the hotel and didn’t have rooms for the other two families. Basically we got a corner room with a kitchen, side bedroom and living room with a bed in it. The room was actually pretty spacious. For the other two families they offered them a suite that they would have to share.
== Penthouse Suite ==
Absolutely beautiful! It was a 2 story suite complete with 3 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, washer/​dryer, full kitchen, dining table, fireplace, living room and a large patio with incredible views. This place was just amazing. I’ve stayed in several suites in Vegas with awesome amenities, but this suite was pretty nice and so spacious!
Overall, I thought this was a beautiful hotel an even if I didn’t see the penthouse then I would still come back since the other rooms were also very nice.