Opus Hotel Vancouver

Opus Hotel Vancouver is a design-led boutique hotel at 322 Davie Street in the Yaletown district of Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Yaletown is a converted warehouse neighbourhood known for its restaurants, bars, shops and the nearby False Creek seawall, and the hotel sits in the middle of that scene. The Yaletown-Roundhouse SkyTrain station is a short walk, giving access to the Canada Line and the airport, and BC Place, Rogers Arena and the Granville Street area are within walking distance. The hotel is classed as boutique with a $$$ price band and typical rates of CAD $280 to $420 per night. Its style is bold and fashion-conscious, with colourful interiors and a stylish clientele, and it is one of the better-known design hotels in the city. Rooms are offered as king rooms and suites. Listed amenities include wifi, a restaurant, a bar, a fitness centre, a concierge and valet parking. The in-house restaurant, Capo, offers Italian-inspired cooking, and the bar is a social space for both guests and locals. Service has a lifestyle feel, appealing to couples, groups of friends and leisure travellers who want to be in the middle of Yaletown's nightlife rather than in a quiet business district. Dining and nightlife are abundant in the surrounding streets, so guests rarely need to travel for meals. Nearby attractions include the Roundhouse Community Arts Centre, the False Creek seawall, BC Place stadium and the ferry to Granville Island. Because Yaletown is lively in the evenings, guests who prefer quiet should ask for a room away from the street. Summer and event nights at BC Place and Rogers Arena are the busiest times, with higher rates, while winter often offers better value.