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Delta Hotels by Marriott Vancouver Downtown Suites
All-suite downtown base three blocks from the SkyTrain, featuring plush bedding and on-site dining at Stock & Supply.
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Delta Hotels by Marriott Vancouver Downtown Suites offers a convenient central stay near transit and downtown dining. Guests appreciate friendly service, comfortable queen beds, and quality breakfasts at the intimate Stock & Supply restaurant. However, rooms facing the street frequently suffer from street noise and ambulance sirens, and toiletries fall short with fragile bar soaps and no bathrobes. 167198
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What travelers noticed
- Front desk staff manage check-in lines quickly and warmly, keeping wait times low with multiple open kiosks. 7
- Beds provide a great sleep with super plush mattresses and fluffy pillows. 86
- On-site dining at Stock & Supply earns praise for fresh breakfast dishes like artisan sourdough toast and French toast. 17198
- Bathrooms feature large walk-in showers with dual fixed and hand-held showerheads alongside updated LED mirrors. 617
The catch
- Reviewers differ on room sizing; some consider the quarters perfectly sized or spacious, while others find them compact and slightly snug for two. 7
- Opinions on outlooks vary, ranging from rooms with views of the mountains and harbour to units overlooking the parking lot or surrounding buildings. 1961
- Some guests appreciate being steps from bus routes and dining, whereas others consider the neighborhood louder or sketchier than expected. drawn from the full read
Who it's for
- — Solo business travelers and couples
- — Transit users wanting SkyTrain access
- — Marriott Bonvoy members
Skip it if
- — Light sleepers bothered by street-level sirens
- — Travelers seeking full-sized separate suite layouts
- — Guests wanting luxury bathroom toiletries and robes
How to book
With points
67,000 points a night
Marriott Bonvoy · priced October 21, moves with demand
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Score breakdown
How the 88/100 is built, category by category — each one with the strongest thing travelers actually said, and the source it came from.
Bathroom
91read from 1 source · Deep coverage
Location
92read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “Location is the other strong card here. The hotel sits in central downtown Vancouver, right next to Gastown, one of the city's most charming old quarters - classic cobblestone streets, old brick buildings turned into coffee shops, restaurants and design stores, and the famous Steam Clock that draws people to wait for its hourly whistle.” 16
- “It's my favourite hotel in Vancouver, mostly because the location is perfect for my needs. Close to Waterfront Station so I can skytrain to Richmond and Seabus to North Van. It's also an easy walk to everything.” 1
Room
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- “And the restaurant's decor is worth a visit. Stock & Supply is a beautiful, intimate, and sophisticated space. The green tiles forming the backsplash of the bar truly elevated the design.” 17
- “The joyful discoveries continued when we walked into our suite, which was modern, stylish, and spacious. The suite had separate living and bedroom areas, floor-to-ceiling windows to take in the downtown Vancouver city views, and a large bathroom with a walk-in enclosed shower.” 17
Service
93read from 1 source · Deep coverage
Bed & Sleep
91read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “I ordered the barbacoa brisket bowl, which ended up being fantastic. The eggs were poached perfectly and the rest of the ingredients were fresh and plentiful.” 19
- “The bed was fantastic - super plush mattress, super plush pillows, covers were okay on thickness due to the environmental climate control” 8
Value
84read from 1 source · Deep coverage
- “The look throughout is luxe - beautiful wood paneling, boutique-hotel-style bathrooms, comfy linens, dramatic brick-red statement walls - without the luxe price.” 23
- “"If you value Marriott Bonvoy points at $0.008 a point, you'd have to spend more than $336 USD to come out ahead for a 42,000 point redemption. As a resident of Vancouver, I don't find that this represents spectacular value."” 7
Where it is, how to reach it
550 West Hastings Street
Vancouver, British Columbia
V6B 1L6 Canada
Details checked 2026-09-05
Where it sits
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Stay value
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Right in line
On par with what $$ usually buys
Scores level with the mid-range median of 88, across 490 hotels in the same bracket. In Vancouver it sits level with the local median of 88.
Price bracket
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Mid-range
- This hotel
- 88
- Bracket median
- 88
- Index median
- 88
Based on 490 comparable hotels.
Which room to ask for
What reviewers say about where to sleep inside this building — by room number where one is named, and otherwise by floor, wing, aspect and position. Every line opens onto the quotes behind it.
Ask for
- 4 mentions
- 1 mention
Avoid
No location within the hotel draws repeated complaints yet.
Where travelers agree — and don’t
The topics reviewers split on most. A wide bar means your experience depends on which room you get — or whose opinion you trust.
Noise
63
Value
60
Bathroom
54
Room
53
Food
49
Location
47
Service
11
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Location26 mentions
- “On our return to Vancouver, we stayed one more night at the Delta Hotel. It was also nice and well located, a very easy walk from Canada Place (we walked” 18
- “"The Delta Vancouver Downtown Suites Hotel is Vancouver's Terrific Marriott All Suite Hotel offering, that is only hampered by being in a slightly edgy neighbourhood, and somewhat compact rooms"” 7
- “While Delta is not a happening destination, it is convenient for travelers going to or from the ferries, border, or even the airport. The hotel is only 15 minutes from Tsawwassen Ferry Terminal, 20 minutes to YVR airport, and 20 minutes to the Peace Arch border crossing.” 6
- “"The property is well situated for sightseeing, around downtown Vancouver."” 7
- “Hi I've stayed at the Delta suites on W. Hasting. It is on bus routes and 3 blocks from sky train and very reasonably priced. Also a short taxi ride or walk to great restaurants and sites. The rooms are very clean and modern.” 24
- “While I would consider this hotel to be in a great location, I do feel it deserves mentioning that its location is right on the fringes of some of the more unpleasant areas of downtown Vancouver.” 19
- “With the Delta by Marriott Vancouver Downtown Suites having a great urban location, there are many terrific dining options that are off property and in the neighbouring area.” 7
- “Location is the other strong card here. The hotel sits in central downtown Vancouver, right next to Gastown, one of the city's most charming old quarters - classic cobblestone streets, old brick buildings turned into coffee shops, restaurants and design stores, and the famous Steam Clock that draws people to wait for its hourly whistle.” 16
- “Hi I've stayed at the Delta suites on W. Hasting. It is on bus routes and 3 blocks from sky train and very reasonably priced.” 24
- “It's my favourite hotel in Vancouver, mostly because the location is perfect for my needs. Close to Waterfront Station so I can skytrain to Richmond and Seabus to North Van. It's also an easy walk to everything.” 1
- “If you are asking about the Delta Downtown Suites hotel, I stay there four to five times per year for business. It is a great hotel is a very good location.” 21
- “The Delta Downtown Vancouver Suites check in desk was located near the front doors. With three kiosks open and working, there was no wait at check in.” 7
- “On our return to Vancouver, we stayed one more night at the Delta Hotel. It was also nice and well located, a very easy walk from Canada Place (we walked with our bags) and the Gastown neighborhood.” 18
- “That leaves you with Delta in a very sketchy area, I've never staycationed there because of the location, Marriott Pinnacle - which is on par with Wall Centre, the Metropolitan which has no lounge and has seen better days or the Residence Inn which has good rooms but no lounge.” 4
- “The hotel also happened to be well located for doing what we needed to do in Vancouver. It would be a convenient stop for anyone looking for connectivity to Vancouver International Airport (by rail) and to Vancouver's Cruise Ship Terminals.” 7
- “"The Delta Hotels Vancouver Downtown Suites property is located near many transportation hubs. It's located two blocks from the Vancouver Skytrain Canada Line; which makes it easily accessible from the Vancouver International Airport."” 7
- “I work right by there and, while it's only a few blocks to Main and Hastings (the worst part of town), it's also a block from the Waterfront and in a normal business district, close to Gastown - a good location overall.” 1
- “Delta Suites by Marriott is centrally located in the heart of the city on the corners of West Hastings and Seymour. Being within walking distance of Gastown, Yaletown, and Stanley Park, as well as cute shops, aesthetic cafes, and local restaurants.” 17
- “I thoroughly enjoyed my stay at Delta Vancouver Downtown Suites. Its location is ideal for anyone attending events in the city, and its convenient proximity to transit, the convention center, and cruise ship terminal are tough to beat.” 19
- “We stayed at the Hilton Vancouver Downtown using points that @Milhouse mentioned for two nights before our cruise at the of July. As they described, it was a convenient location that was walkable to just about everything and had a lot of interesting bars, restaurants, and shops nearby.” 18
- “djames4242 • 6mo ago I stay at this hotel just about once a month. It's my favourite hotel in Vancouver, mostly because the location is perfect for my needs. Close to Waterfront Station so I can skytrain to Richmond and Seabus to North Van. It's also an easy walk to everything.” 1
- “With its enviable location, the Delta Hotels Vancouver Downtown Suites is well-suited for both business and leisure travelers.” 23
- “Taking the train from Vancouver International Airport (YVR) is easy and should take less than 30 minutes and no more than a 5-minute walk from Waterfront station to the hotel. Overall, this is a great location, especially for cruise goers looking for a convenient homebase pre- or post-cruise.” 19
- “on a Friday. We stayed at the Marriott Pinnacle- it was close to nearly everything we wanted in walking distance.” 18
- “It's a marked difference between The Vancouver Marriott Pinnacle Downtown Hotel, which is located just five blocks away in a westerly direction from the Delta Hotels Vancouver Downtown Suites, but in a much more pleasant and liveable neighbourhood.” 7
- “As they described, it was a convenient location that was walkable to just about everything and had a lot of interesting bars, restaurants, and shops nearby.” 18
Bathroom7 mentions
- “The bathroom is fairly spacious. Again, we appreciated the modern minimalistic design with floating towel shelves and a wooden vanity with built in trash can.” 6
- “The shower was thoughtfully designed, and I loved how impeccably clean the entire bathroom was.” 19
- “Shower pressure was fine - nothing earth-shattering, but decent” 8
- “The bathroom was basic but adequate and contained a single vanity, toilet, and a walk-in shower.” 19
- “The walk-in shower was very large with a glass sliding door. There is both a fixed showerhead and a hand-held showerhead.” 6
- “Not a lot of counter space around the vanity, but I liked the updated look and use of the LED lighting built into the mirror.” 19
- “Hair control in the bathroom and shower needed to be greatly improved - felt like a large miss,” 8
Noise7 mentions
- “The area around the delta hotel is in pretty good area (the "DTES" that everyone says to avoid is farther east, when West Hastings street turns into East Hastings street).” 1
- “As a result, the nights' sleep was often interrupted by the sounds of ambulance siren noises.” 7
- “With only nine suites per floor, each floor was pretty quiet and peaceful.” 7
- “Some rooms facing the main street can pick up the buzz of the neighborhood, so light sleepers should ask for a higher floor or the quieter side.” 16
- “The hotel hallway noise was virtually non existent.” 7
- “I'd probably look into staying at the Pacific Palisades, which are right on Robson Street, in the heart of where everything is going on.” 24
- “It sits in central downtown where parking is billed daily and runs fairly high, so factor that in if you drive; and some rooms facing the main street can pick up neighborhood noise - light sleepers should ask for a higher floor or the quieter side.” 16
Room26 mentions
- “Nansterz • 2y ago Any thoughts on the lounge at the Sheraton? aselwyn1 • 2y ago Quite nice always lots of snacks and drinks. It's 2 story's and has a great outdoor terrace with some lovely views.” 4
- “Plus, all the rooms are real suites and it's so nice to have a separate bedroom and living area.” 1
- “Overall, the room met my needs perfectly. Since I was traveling alone, the compact size wasn't an issue, and it would comfortably accommodate two people.” 19
- “Try to get a room facing the mountains/harbour on a higher floor for a really great view.” 1
- “As an all-suite property, every guest room at Delta Vancouver Downtown Suites features a separate living area and bedroom. However, the entry-level suites are a generous interpretation of the term, given the very compact dimensions of the room.” 19
- “Any thoughts on the lounge at the Sheraton? aselwyn1 • 2y ago Quite nice always lots of snacks and drinks. It's 2 story's and has a great outdoor terrace with some lovely views.” 4
- “Unlike other reports I read before, I found the room to be clean and nothing to complain about, the TV had Netflix which was nice, and there was a convenient mini-fridge in the living room.” 8
- “And the restaurant's decor is worth a visit. Stock & Supply is a beautiful, intimate, and sophisticated space. The green tiles forming the backsplash of the bar truly elevated the design.” 17
- “Delta Suites by Marriott's complimentary WiFi, desk, and ergonomic chair made for a productive work-from-home environment.” 17
- “The rooms are pretty nice too. Try to get a room facing the mountains/harbour on a higher floor for a really great view.” 1
- “I had a great stay at the Pinnacle in November. Decor is dated, but great staff, good lounge food (though it's an honour bar if that matters to you) and good gym / pool / steam room / sauna set up.” 4
- “The room had decent sky line views. Since the hotel is located inland from the water, and is lower than many of it's surrounding towers, you're likely to get other tower views. These views aren't sensational, but it's far better than looking into another concrete wall or alleyway.” 7
- “The Delta appears to be a "suite" hotel, as we had a queen room with a separate living room. Great for repacking our bags post-cruise for the airport.” 18
- “but the rest of the room was clean along with the bathroom linens” 8
- “The bedroom contained a second flat screen television. There wasn't a lot of artwork in the bedroom, and it almost appeared a little bland.” 7
- “Very little separates the living room from the bedroom, as the divider is only a partial wall with no way to close off either room. When I think of a suite, I expect two distinct rooms with a door or sliding panels that can completely separate each room, though I understand that given the compact layout some tradeoffs were necessary.” 19
- “I'd probably look into staying at the Pacific Palisades, which are right on Robson Street, in the heart of where everything is going on. I had friends stay there 2 summers ago and they have a beautiful view from their balcony.” 24
- “The joyful discoveries continued when we walked into our suite, which was modern, stylish, and spacious. The suite had separate living and bedroom areas, floor-to-ceiling windows to take in the downtown Vancouver city views, and a large bathroom with a walk-in enclosed shower.” 17
- “The views weren't anything spectacular, mostly just of the surrounding buildings, though from my room you could see the peaks of the North Shore mountains.” 19
- “Both the living room and bedroom featured large, almost floor to ceiling windows that let in lots of natural light. Both windows could open, allowing fresh air in, which is rare in a high-rise building.” 19
- “Second, the design leans toward comfort, space and real-world function in all-suite style rather than lavish or bold boutique looks; anyone hoping for design-hotel flair may find the tone a little plain - but you trade that for far more room.” 16
- “Our room had a view of nothing special just buildings around.” 8
- “Upon entering the room, we immediately noticed that the room was quite spacious. The clean, simple, modern decor was pleasing as well.” 6
- “Close to the Waterfront Station of the Canada Line rail system, this hotel offers very attractive suites with marble-topped furniture, sitting areas with pull-out sofas and separate bedroom areas.” 23
- “While I wasn't there to work for this particular visit, the desk space was a little on the smaller side. The living room didn't have a whole lot of counter space for storage.” 7
- “The room was renovated recently and was fairly nice, for example the absence of carpet outside of the bedroom was a positive and the bathroom reminded me of some recently built or renovated DoubleTree hotels; it had a stand-alone shower rather than a tub which I prefer.” 8
Food10 mentions
- “I didn't see issues in terms of food quality...my only concern is that the lounge is pretty crowded in the morning and the choice of food is limited... so it's kind of ok but not amazing....” 4
- “Another +1 for Diva; it's consistently good as well as a little bit better value than other 'fine-ish dining' spots.” 18
- “After a good night's sleep, we refuelled ourselves the next morning with breakfast at Stock & Supply. We indulged in the avocado artisan sourdough toast, French toast, and a cup of coffee. I wish I could buy jars of the coconut-caramel-whipped-berry cream. It was heavenly.” 17
- “As a local the Metropolitan has one of my fav restaurants Diva's.” 18
- “Breakfast always has plenty of options just premade stuff no choose your eggs with a chef though.” 4
- “The hotel sits right at Gastown, so it is an easy walk in for coffee, a meal, and a photo of the famous Steam Clock - a great early-evening stroll.” 16
- “While the rooms have been renovated recently and look decent, they are called suites but they are not spacious overall, upgrades are nothing to write home about, and it was the only hotel which did not provide any breakfast at all.” 8
- “The breakfast itself was excellent. Dishes arrived promptly, were well prepared, tasted fresh, and clearly reflected the care of the kitchen staff.” 19
- “The Metropolitan Hotel is nice, has a nice indoor pool and Diva at the Met is a vary good restaurant.” 18
- “Really nice Elite breakfast (1000 points or $10 AND breakfast or 750 points due to no lounge) - a la carte menu in the restaurant with one entree and beverage - the banana french toast was really delicious upon recommendation from the server - fluffy with a delicious banana cream and crunchy crumble” 8
Bed & Sleep2 mentions
- “I ordered the barbacoa brisket bowl, which ended up being fantastic. The eggs were poached perfectly and the rest of the ingredients were fresh and plentiful.” 19
- “The bed was fantastic - super plush mattress, super plush pillows, covers were okay on thickness due to the environmental climate control” 8
Service19 mentions
- “The neighbourhood was louder than expected, but the hotel was more than hospitable and friendly.” 7
- “The Hilton's concierge Lisa is top notch. She recommended a fireworks dinner cruise to us for the final night of the Celebration of Lights, and she was spot on with her recommendation.” 18
- “The queen beds were comfortable and pillows were nice and fluffy.” 6
- “The point reviews agree on most, and the reason the scores run high, is friendly, helpful staff - from a quick check-in to tips on where to eat in Gastown and how to get around.” 16
- “Really nice staff too, don't you think? We've used that property to house conference participants a few times and they always mention the friendly and helpful staff.” 1
- “Visitors are also quick to compliment the attentive hotel staff and the spacious suites, which feature flat-screen TVs, free internet access and minifridges.” 23
- “Mai was warm and friendly and made the notably busy check-in line a fast and efficient process for me and my friend Kelsey. She was also very knowledgeable and answered all of our questions.” 17
- “Staff attitudes were greatHousekeepers all said hi Check in from Cathy was wonderful with 15 minutes of conversation and going over a map of Vancouver Check out was also friendly - asking me where I was heading next” 8
- “Lastly, a Marriott Bonvoy Titanium level 4 PM check out was offered without any hesitation or fighting. This was really appreciated as MrsWT73 had some social engagements the next day.” 7
- “Check in from Cathy was wonderful with 15 minutes of conversation and going over a map of Vancouver” 8
- “Towels are decent quality. No bathrobes are provided.” 6
- “Delta Suites by Marriott's complimentary WiFi, desk, and ergonomic chair made for a productive work-from-home environment. We especially want to highlight the staff members at the hotel. Everyone we interacted with was so accommodating and went above and beyond to make our stay enjoyable.” 17
- “The day was still young so we soon headed downstairs for happy hour at Stock & Supply, situated in the lobby of the hotel. There we received excellent service from the bartender, Josh, who highlighted some of his favourite menu items including Brussels sprouts and chicken wings.” 17
- “The Delta Vancouver Delta is the newest Marriott Bonvoy option in Greater Vancouver and we were quite pleased with it overall. Its location worked well for us, the rooms were very spacious, clean and modern, and service was very friendly.” 6
- “The rooms are pretty nice too.” 1
- “Check out was also friendly - asking me where I was heading next” 8
- “I arrived in the early evening when there was no wait at check-in, and a friendly agent assisted me right away.” 19
- “Consistent with the security circumstances, the hotel had a private security guard in the lobby, and hotel elevators are key carded for access. While the security wasn't over the top, it was nice to have on hand.” 7
- “We were promptly greeted at the front desk. Earlier, I had completed on line check in through the Marriott App. As a result, the check in process was really quick.” 7
Value3 mentions
- “The look throughout is luxe - beautiful wood paneling, boutique-hotel-style bathrooms, comfy linens, dramatic brick-red statement walls - without the luxe price.” 23
- “This stand is located next to the lobby and offers grab and go Starbucks coffees, pastries, yogurt and fruit. Be warned that prices are high for what you get - my little yogurt parfait was $8 and my muffin was almost $5.” 6
- “"If you value Marriott Bonvoy points at $0.008 a point, you'd have to spend more than $336 USD to come out ahead for a 42,000 point redemption. As a resident of Vancouver, I don't find that this represents spectacular value."” 7
View1 mention
- “The view is nothing to write home about, but this is not the type of place you come expecting a view anyway. Our room overlooked the parking lot below and out to” 6
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- 10Delta Hotels Vancouver Downtown Suites Near Gastownvancouversbestplaces.comReview site2026-09-04CurrentRead originalvancouversbestplaces.com
- 16Delta Hotels by Marriott Vancouver Downtown Suites — Reviewtopofhotel.comReview site2026-05-30Current8 quotes used
“Location is the other strong card here. The hotel sits in central downtown Vancouver, right next to Gastown, one of the city's most charming old quarters - classic cobblestone streets, old brick buildings turned into cof…”
Read originaltopofhotel.com - 19Review: Delta Hotels Vancouver Downtown Suitesfrugalflyer.caReview site2026-05-13Current15 quotes used
“I ordered the barbacoa brisket bowl, which ended up being fantastic. The eggs were poached perfectly and the rest of the ingredients were fresh and plentiful.”
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- 1Is the area around the Delta hotel that unsettling? : r/askvanreddit.comForum thread2026-03-20Current12 quotes used
“The area around the delta hotel is in pretty good area (the "DTES" that everyone says to avoid is farther east, when West Hastings street turns into East Hastings street).”
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“Nansterz • 2y ago Any thoughts on the lounge at the Sheraton? aselwyn1 • 2y ago Quite nice always lots of snacks and drinks. It's 2 story's and has a great outdoor terrace with some lovely views.”
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