Rosewood Hotel Georgia

Rosewood Hotel Georgia is a restored 1927 landmark at 801 West Georgia Street in downtown Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. Opened in the late 1920s and long regarded as one of the city's grand hotels, the building retains its heritage character while offering modern luxury interiors after a major restoration. It sits across from the Vancouver Art Gallery and Robson Square, with Granville and Burrard SkyTrain stations a few blocks away, and the Gastown, Yaletown and Coal Harbour districts all within a short walk or taxi ride. The hotel is in the $$$$ category with typical rates of CAD $500 to $800 per night and carries one of the highest guest ratings in the city. Rooms are offered as deluxe rooms, premier rooms and suites, with suites generally larger and better suited to extended stays. Listed amenities include wifi, a restaurant, a bar, a spa, an indoor pool, a fitness centre, a concierge, valet parking and room service. The hotel is home to Hawksworth Restaurant, a well-known fine-dining room in Vancouver's contemporary Canadian cooking scene, and the hotel's bar and lobby areas are popular with local visitors as well as guests. The indoor pool and spa give the property a wellness dimension that suits both leisure and business stays. Service is traditional in style, with an attentive concierge, a strong food and drink reputation and a mix of leisure travellers, business executives and visitors attending events at nearby theatres and galleries. Visitors can walk to the Vancouver Art Gallery, Christ Church Cathedral, Robson Street shopping and the Vancouver Convention Centre within minutes. Summer is the peak season, and rates are higher during large downtown events and the Alaska cruise season. Booking well in advance is advisable for the best-priced room categories, particularly for Hawksworth reservations on weekend evenings.