Youth Hostel in Vancouver
Travel Tips for HI - Vancouver Central (Page 10/11)
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27 Sep 2010 Jenna, USA:
Staying on Granville street is a little intimidating if you aren't a big partier. For a quieter and more laid back place to go for a drink or two ask the front desk to direct you to Subeez Cafe. Great drinks and food and a lounge-y type atmosphere. |
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02 Oct 2010 Peter, England & Wales:
Irish Pub right next door reasonable food and Guiness! |
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22 Sep 2010 Jodie, Australia:
Not quite budget but Dix BBQ on beattie street is delicious and a great way to get into some southern BBQ if you like that style of food. |
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22 Sep 2010 Jodie, Australia:
A game of ice hockey - must see the Canucks!!!! |
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22 Sep 2010 Jodie, Australia:
Granville Island markets, a walk along Stanley park and the waterfront |
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22 Sep 2010 Jodie, Australia:
Along the west coast of America - The Oregon coast is amazing and also lots of great attractions within the state as well (camping or hotels/hostels) |
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20 Sep 2010 John, Canada:
If in season Bard on the Beach, seasonal theatre June til end of September, is walking distance and always great shows. |
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20 Sep 2010 John, Canada:
For Book enthusiasts visiting MaClouds Used Book Store is a blast. Always find something interesting. They are down on West Pender. |
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07 Sep 2010 Vivien, Canada:
I recommend the bus/ferry round trip journey from Horseshoe Bay to Powell River, then ferry across to Comox, then bus to Nanaimo then ferry back to Horseshoe Bay(or continue on to Victoria etc). It is a superb journey. From downtown Vancouver I took the express bus to Horseshoe Bay (fare quite reasonable), got a ticket for the ferry crossing, then on the ferry I bought a bus ticket for Nanaimo. It cost me $9.00 which was a rip off because it is only a very short ride from the pier to the Greyhound Bus Station. Unfortunately if you decide to walk, you would miss the connected bus for Victoria or Nanaimo and would be obliged to wait for the next one. |
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07 Sep 2010 Vivien, Canada:
I didn't find anything I fancied in the downtown Vancouver. Perhaps I didn't stay long enough to explore the place and didn't check Lonely Planet, Guide du Routard etc. |
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| HI Hostel Vancouver CentralFree all-you-can-eat breakfast! Bagels and cream cheese, cereals, muffins, scones, toast, fruit, juice, milk, tea and coffee, served every day from 8 - 10 AM. It's at least a $5 value, and we know you've got better places to spend that money - like on beer! $5 Dorm bed! From Oct 1 – Apr 30, buy an HI membership at checkin and get a bed in a 4-bed room for only $5 more, or get $25 off your first night in a private room (excluding first night’s deposit and valid for check-ins Oct 1- May 31). An HI membership will always save you money! Free Night! Reserve and pay for 6 nights and get your 7th consecutive night free (valid for checkins Oct 1 – Mar 31). Just book 6 nights here, then email to tell us you want your 7th for free! Cheap Hockey Tickets! We’ve got discounted Vancouver Canucks tickets – games begin September 20. What's going on this week? Karin's Chinatown & Main Street Mural Tour, Comedy Night, Ice Skating, Pub Crawls...and more! Free wireless! Recently upgraded, and in all our rooms. Private bathrooms! Every bathroom in our hostel is a private bathroom. Sometimes it's good not to share. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Rates quoted are for HI members. Non-members may purchase a membership at check-in or pay a 10% surcharge. | more...... |