Landis suites???

[49holding]

Any feedback on the Landis suites ( next to the Marriott residence inn in Vancouver). Have reservations at the Residence inn but for about $110 more per nite the Landis has 2 BR suites 1000 sf.

[grouchy]

hotel and if you get it for that price-WOW!!!

[49holding]

Thanks grouchy for the thumbs up. I am paying $289 CAD per nite for the deluxe suite, the executive suite is $249 per nite( with AAA discount) in August. A bit pricey but it is for 2 nites, and we are thinking the extra money is worth it. Their rates are cheaper before June........

[CruiseYVR]

I would avoid the property. You can get far better at one of the larger properties. The word "Suite" should not be used with this establishment. Just my two cents.

[grouchy]

your business as a signature?

I thought that was aginst the rules?

[Urban trekker]

Grouchy - i agree with you on this and pointed that out to her on another one of her posts - if it persists guess we will just have to report it to the moderator of this thread.

 

Always enjoy your posts and have a good evening

 

Cheers

 

Dennis

[grouchy]

your posts too! between us we pretty much have everything covered! lol

[CruiseYVR]

Guys this is posted in EVERY forum on the top. I am doing NOTHING wrong!

 

 

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[Urban trekker]

CruiseYVR - for your information Grouchy is a woman and you have clarified the policy for us - didn't want to lose you from the threads.

 

Cheers

 

Dennis