Hotels with Air Conditioning in Canada from $90

"Super convenient location for the airport and BCIT Aerospace. Comfortable rooms with a lovely marina view. Nice restaurant with friendly staff. Uber cozy bed too."

"In general terms was ok"

"The room was perfect for the three of us and the staff was very friendly."

"Always great "

"Breakfast at Chili 's was delicious and great value dor rhe money. The room was small and showed its age from wear marks on the doors and furniture down to the peeling wallpaper in the bathroom. The grotto was deceptively small and nothing more than a hangout to drink even though there are signs stating no alcohol was permitted. The floor was disgustingly dirty. This is not a place I would recommend or ever stay again. It is not worth the rates that are charged."

"Fabulous "

"The hotel was passable and staff were nice enough but it needs updating and a deep clean, paint and repairs in all common areas. The furniture in the room was old and worn down. The beds are doubles not queens. Pillows were half sized. In-room supplies were poor quality and skimpy. The hotel was about $30 cheaper than any hotel in Toronto proper and I was trying to stay in the city on a budget, but having stayed there I wouldn’t go back. I’d spend $30+ more and feel like I got my money’s worth in a modern hotel closer to downtown, instead of spending $200 and feeling like I stayed in a hotel in the middle of nowhere that hadn’t seen an update since 1992. "

"There was an electric power outage more than 3 hours the night I stayed. I called the front desk, she was a bit mean to answer my inquiry. I suggest if there is a situation like power outage, they must provide emergency lights to every room or could help us to open the windows. Hotel must prepared of this kind of unexpected happenings."

"The room was tiny and we had to share the bathroom with a guest in different room. For 350 U$, it was a bad experience. However, I guess hotels are generally expensive in Vancouver."