Fairmont Waterfront

Suite Privileges Terms

• Stanley Park Suite
• Garden Suite

Information and pricing is subject to change without notice, including changes in the currency exchange rate. All prices are per night, per room, double occupancy, unless otherwise noted. Prices may vary by day of travel, season, duration and are subject to availability at time of booking. Valid on new reservations, not combinable with other offers unless otherwise noted and not applicable to groups. Resort fees, gratuities and taxes are not included unless specified.

Vancouver Exciting Activities

Summer Bike Rides   On a sunny day, ride around beautiful Stanley Park. Pack a picnic lunch of fruits, cheese and of course, a fine bottle of wine. Don't forget the corkscrew! Stanley Park is one of the largest civic parks in North America and is jewel for residents and visitors alike. The Vancouver Aquarium located in the park is a must-see as is the popular activity of walking/rollerblading/biking the famous "seawall" - a pedestrian only route following the outline of the entire Stanley Park.   The Film Scene   Known as Hollywood North, it's not unlikely to spot the cast of Twilight wandering around Gastown, Halle Berry sitting next to you at the spa or Hugh Jackman working out on the treadmill next to yours. Paparazzi not included.   Gastown   Known as a popular tourist destination, the cobblestone walkways of Gastown are also home to the city's hipsters - independent boutiques, hip restaurants and nightclubs make this the spot for local trendsetters.   Riding the Slopes   During the winter months, carve down the slopes of Whistler, Cypress Mountain or Seymour Mountain on your skis or snowboard. Finish off with a cup of warm cocoa complete with marshmallows.   Hockey Culture   Hockey isn't just a pastime - it's a culture. Find a seat at the local watering hole, or better yet, get tickets to a game at Rogers Arena and cheer on the home team, the Vancouver Canucks.   Restaurants   Known for our multiculturalism, your tongue will be delighted by the tastes of the city. Spend an afternoon in India, be whisked away for a night in Paris or escape for a late night trip to China.   Dance Clubs   Put on your party shoes. Local and international DJs keep the dance floors packed till the wee hours of the morn'.   Sweet Sushi Spots   Find delicious and fresh sushi on almost every corner of the city. For those seeking even more Japanese decadence, try Izakaya - Japanese tapas food.   The Beach   Pack the sunnies and hit up the beaches of English Bay, Kitsilano and Ambleside. Make sure to stay late to catch the beautiful sunset.   Yoga Nation   Practice your downward dog and find your inner peace at one the city's many yoga studios. Or hit up the yearly Camp Moomba Yogathon and Blissfest, where over 2,000 enthusiasts practice yoga and raise funds for children impacted by HIV/AIDS.   Architecture   View some of the city's best architectural buildings including the Fairmont Hotel Vancouver, Vancouver Library Square, Christ Church Cathedral and the city's tallest building, the Shangri-La.   The Public Market at Granville Island   Dynamic and vibrant, locals love Granville Island's market for the fresh flowers, produce, seafood and baked goods - I can smell the croissants already.   The Green Scene. Known for its scenic landscape, Vancouver is a city that is filled with parks, trees and greenery. See Vancouver at its prettiest when the cherry blossom trees bloom during the spring months.   Farmers' Markets   Check out the diverse neighbourhoods of Main Street, Commercial Drive and the West End for fresh and locally produced goods. Pack your rain boots, they're open rain or shine.   Luxurious Spas   The city boasts a series of celeb-worthy spas. Whether it's a mani and pedi combo, a Swedish massage or a deep cleansing facial, you will walk away relaxed and refreshed.       Chinatown Vancouver boasts North America's second largest Chinatown. Start your day with dim sum, visit a traditional tea herbalist and finish off with a stroll through the Dr. Sun Yat-Sen Classical Chinese Garden.   Art Galleries   From the Vancouver Art Gallery to the UBC Museum of Anthropology to the Contemporary Art Gallery, there's no shortage of cultural inspiration.   Shop Till You Drop   Whether it's a whimsical boutique filled with locally designed gems or a mega shopping mall with brands you know and love, the city is filled with wonderful finds to please any die-hard shopper.   For more information www.tourismvancouver.com

Gastown

The birthplace of Vancouver, Gastown is the oldest part of the city and is still lined with cobblestone streets and features an authentic steam clock, shopping and a wide selection of cafes and restaurants.

Grouse Mountain

Located 30 minutes from downtown Vancouver, this year round destination offers a skyride tram which, on a clear day, looks back onto the extraordinary beauty of Vancouver. Enjoy downhill skiing, snowshoeing and sleigh rides in the winter or join an interpretive hike, a lumberjack competition, or try paragliding in the summer.

Granville Island

The Island also boasts many restaurants, marinas and its own brewery, and offers great areas to sit and watch all the action in the harbour, or admire views across False Creek.

Chinatown

A bustling traditional Chinatown lies just east of the downtown core. Stop in at one of the many restaurants for a delicious dim sum lunch and then enjoy shopping at the various markets before visiting the tranquil Dr. Sun Yat Sen Gardens. See how 52 master craftsmen utilized treasured natural materials to create this unique expression of Chinese culture. This garden is the first of its kind on the North American continent.

Vancouver Aquarium

Visit Canada's largest aquarium and winner of Attractions Canada's 'B.C.'s Best International Attraction'.

Vancouver Art Gallery

Located in the former Vancouver Courthouse building, this heritage site also is home to a collection of paintings by renowned BC artist Emily Carr. For information on the latest exhibits, please see www.vanartgallery.bc.ca

Capilano Suspension Bridge

Visitors are invited to experience a toe-tingling trip 25 stories above the Capilano Canyon. The nature park also offers a large selection of colorful Totem Poles and Native Indian carvers continue this centuries-old tradition on a daily basis for visitors to watch. New in the park is the Tree Tops Adventure, a series of walkways high up in the trees connected by rope bridges.

Science World

Science World is an interactive science centre suitable for the entire family. Exhibits explore themes such as physics and British Columbia's natural history. The Kid's Space Gallery will be a favourite with the younger children.

Looking to Grab some Local Goodies During your stay in Vancouver?

Located on the 3rd floor of the hotel on the south-facing terrace and basking in full sun, rests a 2,100 square foot irrigated garden introduced in 1995, which became one of Vancouver’s first green roofs. Reflecting Fairmont Waterfront’s sustainable hotel philosophy, the garden now plays home to several varieties of herbs, vegetables, fruits and edible blossoms,as well as a pollinator hotel for solitary bees and over 10 different species of local birds. No herbicides or pesticides are used.

Our Chef uses the bounty from the garden daily in our restaurant's menus, and to create culinary masterpieces in the kitchen. Herbs include: rosemary, lavender, basil, bay leaves and tarragon. Fruit and Vegetables include: garlic, apples, rainbow chard, kale, leeks, beans, tomatoes, lettuces, carrots, peppers, green onion, strawberries, figs, grapes, pumpkin. We even harvest a small patch of hay that is used to smoke chicken in-house.

Looking to grab some local goodies during your stay in Vancouver? Here are our some of our favourite farmers markets!

Granville Island Farmers Market
Thursdays: June 07 to September 27
Hours: 10 AM– 3 PM
Location: Triangle Square (located between Net Loft and Public Market)

West End Farmers Market
Saturdays: May 26 – October 20
Hours: 9AM – 2PM
Location: 1100 Block of Comox Street across from Nelson Park at Mole Hill

Main Street Farmers Market
Wednesdays: May 31 to October 04
Hours: 2 PM – 6PM
Location: 1100 Station Street

Londsale Quay Farmers Market
Saturdays: May to October
Hours: 10 AM to 3 PM
123 Carrie Cates Court on the East Plaza at Lonsdale Quay Market at the foot of Lonsdale, North Vancouver

Mt. Pleasant Farmers Market
Sundays: May 27 – October 07
Hours: 10 AM – 2 PM
Location: 2300 Guelph Street

Kitsilano Farmers Market
Sundays: May 06 – October 21
Hours: 10 AM – 2 PM
Location: 2690 Larch Street at 10th Ave., Parking lot of Kitsilano Community Centre

Steveston Farmers & Artisan Market
Sundays: May 6 & 20, June 3 & 17, July 15 & 29, Aug 5 & 19, Sep 2 & 16
Hours: 10 AM – 3PM
Location: Steveston Community Centre Parking Lot, 4111 Moncton Street