Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre Hotel

Located on Burrard Street in the middle of downtown Vancouver, the Sheraton Wall Centre is a modern 4-star hotel noted for its standout prominent North Tower.

This article contains the following information about the Sheraton Wall Centre:

Amenities | Dining | Our Stay Experience | What’s in the Area? | Other Information

The Sheraton Wall Centre in Downtown Vancouver

The Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre is a large hotel located near the core of downtown Vancouver at 1000 Burrard Street.

The hotel has 669 guest rooms and 77 suites across approximately 30 floors and two towers. All rooms and common areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access.

For business people, there’s also over 55,000 square feet of meeting space, with 30 rooms available for meetings and events. The largest event room is over 1,000 square feet and some rooms have panoramic views of the city.

Although the hotel operates under the Sheraton brand within the Marriott portfolio, the hotel is part of the Wall Centre complex, which is owned by Vancouver-based Wall Financial Corporation.

Hotel Amenities at the Sheraton

The Sheraton Vancouver Wall Centre provides a variety of amenities for guests. The fitness centre has both cardio equipment and free weights. The hotel also has a heated pool.

The Sheraton Vancouver is a pet-friendly hotel. There is no additional fee for bringing your pet, unlike most other Vancouver hotels, but there is a limit of two pets per room. (Note: Rules and fees regarding pets are subject to change.)

Sheraton Wall Hotel Room

Dining at the Sheraton Wall

Vancouver’s Sheraton Wall Centre offers two on-site dining options, plus a Starbucks in the lobby.

Café One

Cafe One is the hotel’s main restaurant, located in the lobby. It’s a smart-casual space open daily for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. The menu features a buffet breakfast and Canadian West Coast-inspired dishes for lunch and dinner. There’s also seasonal patio dining, weather permitting.

Bar One

Bar One is more of a lounge-style eating area. The place is open for lunch and dinner and serves small plates and appetizers into the evening. Bar One is known for its selection of craft beers, fine wines, and single-malt scotches, making it a popular spot to unwind with a drink in a relaxed setting.

Starbucks Coffee

For a quick coffee or grab-and-go breakfast, there is a Starbucks in the hotel lobby, ideal for guests and city-goers heading out early to explore or work in downtown Vancouver. Many locals visit here, as do those staying at the hotel.

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Our Hotel Stay Experience

We stayed at the Sheraton in the winter of 2020 and thoroughly enjoyed the experience at the time. Although the hotel is across the street from a major hospital, we didn’t hear any sirens at night (which was great).

The room we had was very nice. Coffee in the room was from Starbucks. We did find some of the hotel corridors to be a bit of a maze. It might have been just us not knowing our way around, but it seemed that to access the indoor pool, you had to go outside and then back in a different door.

The hotel’s swimming pool was fairly standard, comparable to what you might find at most comparable hotels. It wasn’t deep. The depths at the sides were 1.1 metres (3.5 feet) and 1.4 metres (4.5 feet), which are suitable for children and deep enough for swimming.

What’s in the Area?

It’s a 10-minute walk to the shopping district on Robson Street, or a 20-minute walk to both Granville Island and English Bay Beach. Stanley Park is also a short drive or bus ride away.

On Saturdays between May and October, the West End Farmers Market takes place just a couple of blocks from the hotel. If you enjoy history and heritage buildings, you might also consider the Roedde House Museum, about a 15-minute walk away.

The city’s location is very central for visitors to Vancouver. Many areas of the city, its neighborhoods, and Stanley Park are easily walkable from this area.