Hotels with Parking in Richmond

Great place, convenient, clean rooms, and the landlady Jessica was very helpful. I arrived at 2 a.m. and was completely lost, but she came out to open the door for me herself. Located in Vancouver's Chinese community, it's only a 10-minute drive from the airport. I'll definitely come again next time.

The hotel room wasn't very spacious, but its proximity to the airport was a huge plus. It's just a ten-minute drive away. The hotel offers a shuttle bus, but make sure to book in advance, as it can get fully booked. There are also many restaurants nearby, making the location excellent. With the SkyTrain and various bus routes close by, it's a very convenient hotel. They offer breakfast; although the selection isn't huge, it's enough to fill you up, and there's free-flowing coffee and hot chocolate, which is a nice touch. The rooms also come with a microwave, so you can bring food back to eat. Overall, it's a good hotel.

This hotel deserves full marks! My flight landed very late, but I still managed to catch the last shuttle. The front desk staff was very welcoming, and the room was clean. The twin beds, at 1.5 meters each, are perfect for families with kids. There's hot and cold water as well as coffee available at reception, and a McDonald's nearby for breakfast. If you want to visit the airport outlet mall, you can take the shuttle back to the airport and then the SkyTrain (free tickets!) directly there. It's incredibly convenient!

The room was spacious and beautiful, with super comfy pillows and a mattress. I love the shampoo, conditioner, and lotions here because they smell so nice. Room also comes with robes and slippers. Although I didn’t get to use them, the pool, hot tub, and gym looked nice. The only thing that would have made my stay better was to have a water filler that provided hot and cold water that I could access on my own. Otherwise, it is a very nice boutique hotel, and that is why we returned.

Very short stay, but everything was friendly. Hotel's room is clean, comfortable, and well-maintained. They also offer a free airport shuttle service. You can book a shuttle by email before arriving at the airport, or contact the hotel using the toll-free number in the airport shuttle area after arriving at Vancouver International Airport. The only drawback is the desk and bedside tables in the room. The tops are attached to the legs by four bolts. These protruding bolts leave insufficient flat surface for books, laptops, or backpacks. I suggest the hotel replace these impractical desks and bedside tables. Besides, the hotel is in a great location. It's within walking distance to the SkyTrain station and there are many restaurants nearby. Especially, the food court at ”Richmond Centre” which is nearby this hotel primarily serves Asian cuisine, so you won't feel homesick.

This was my second stay here. The two-bedroom unit is in an executive apartment building. Two-bedroom hotels are quite rare in Richmond, but the air conditioning in the room this time was incredibly noisy. When I brought it up to the front desk, they said they were aware of the issue but couldn't move me as they were fully booked. Overall, the facilities are also quite old. I wouldn't recommend staying here.

Good stay, excellent location for food lovers We had a decent stay at the Days Inn in Richmond. The location is excellent, with plenty of fantastic Asian restaurants nearby. Our room was clean, and having free parking on-site was a huge plus for the Vancouver area. The only downside was the breakfast—the options are quite limited and vary depending on the day. Overall, it’s a solid, convenient place to stay and covers all the basics well.

The room had a fridge and a microwave, which was super convenient! It was clean and tidy, and the little park behind the hotel was nice and quiet. I managed to catch the last shuttle bus, arriving at the hotel at midnight. Breakfast included fruit. I stayed for 6 days in total, and it was definitely the best value for money among the hotels in the area! Plus, there were USB charging ports!

As A Canadian living abroad, I'm used to traveling in mostly Asian locations. So this was my first Canadian hotel in probably 20 years. The good: Close to the airport. Pool open 7am-11pm. Quiet at night. Comfy bed. The bad: No water for drinking. Few amenities in the bathroom (bar of soap, shampoo). Pretty old. Not cleaned under the bed (bits of packaging here and there). TV is in a weird aspect ratio, and not many channels on offer, or a guide as to what is available or how to work it. The ugly: 250cdn/night, booked months in advance. Worth 50 IMHO.

I stayed here for one night while I was in BC on a biz trip before catching my flight home. The location was very convenient—only about a 10-minute drive to the airport—and parking was easy thanks to the large front yard. The place itself was lovely: spotlessly clean, thoughtfully designed, and you could really tell the hosts had put a lot of effort into making it comfortable and welcoming. One highlight for me was the washer/dryer combo. It was exceptionally clean and worked perfectly, which was a huge plus after dealing with some less-than-clean laundry facilities elsewhere during my trip. I didn’t get a chance to use the bathtub, but it looked fantastic and had a really unique design. And I have to mention the little details too—the toilet paper was surprisingly high quality, which genuinely made me go 👌🏽👍🏼lol Although there wasn’t air conditioning, the fan provided was more than enough- blows icy breeze. Overall, I had a very comfortable stay and wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this place, especially if you’re looking for somewhere with reasonable price, clean, convenient, and close to the airport.