Kingston Hotel

I wouldn't recommend staying here, the "hotel" made a mistake with our booking and the manager got involved and would only offer excuses and not own up to the mistake. Long story short it ended up costing us an extra $500. We were not impressed... Rooms and tiny, shared bathrooms were straight up gross.. hair was everywhere in the room, the sheets were stained, it just really didn't seem clean... Breakfast was a nightmare since they have someone there to "serve" you food, when in reality they are there to monitor and limit how much you eat. You will not get a decent breakfast, I'm a small person and I always left still hungry. We will not come back, choosing a different hotel for next time. Plan on filing a complaint on the manager and seeking at least a partial refund!

The charm of this historic hotel was lovely. The service was exceptional from the front desk to breakfast. I worried about the shared bathroom but it was not a problem at all. The location was perfect - we walked everywhere. We had drinks on the courtyard of the connected bar - lovely atmosphere .

The day I checked in AC was broken. The hotel provides breakfast, but far too little room for all of the people who want to eat to sit down. It's in a very popular area, and local hotels are VERY expensive. This hotel was relatively a good value. Keep in mind that toilets and showers are mostly down the hall. Conceptually this could cause delays, but when I was there I didn't run into anyone else trying to use these facilities when I tried.

good choice while waiting for the cruise ship.

Nice stay, convenient location not far from the port to catch our cruise. Vancouver is a surprisingly dirty city, but that's what we expect from Socialists. A lot of beggars in Vancouver, too, but, then again, that's what you get with Socialism.