Suite Sunrise

The owner is really nice and very accomodating. She responds quickly to all my inquiries. The place is very nice,homey,very clean. It was a very perfect location to stay after we attended a concert at the PNE forum.

Nothing really. The place is really nice.

Spacious, clean, well furnished home - you have a home for your stay, so different from having a room or a hotel. so worth it. Erica even stocked the fridge with essentials which makes a big happy difference.

The heating/cooling system was noisy and disturbed us a little.

From the moment we stepped into the house until we left this was an excellent decision to stay. The home was truly an amazing home. It had all the amenities plus more super clean, convenient great location and the host was extremely tentative and always responding to questions and just I plan to stay there again when I visit Vancouver.

This was a great apartment for a family of four. Having three bedrooms really made the difference for us and our children. The main bedroom was great, with convenient on-suite toilet whose door could be fixed open so increase space. We also liked the main bathroom with tub/shower and toilet. We were provided some shampoo, conditioner body wash and soap as well as towels. The host even told us we shouldn't have had to buy toilet paper, as she would have given us some! I don't hear that often from the places we rent :) Some coffee capsules were provided for the Keurig coffee machine but we mostly used a plastic manual filter (and lots of paper filters available) to make coffee with a bag my sister had given us. It seemed every time we needed some gadget it was available on site. Some items were provided and in the fridge on our arrival: eggs, margarine, milk, juice, bread, some condiments and sauces. Also tea, spaghetti, rice, oil, vinegar, soy sauce, honey, salt, sugar, band-aids and q-tips. The location is great, close to buses for downtown or the skytrain that you can roll your luggage to, as the area is relatively flat (at Hastings Park near the PNE at McGill and Renfrew). We made good use of the kitchen and large-screen TV to have dinner at home and watch the Stanley Cup playoff games! Lots of great channels were available for news, sports and series. The three main windows let in lots of light, creating a welcoming open living/dining/kitchen area (with connected piano area, which was a great place to sit and put your shoes on, with a shoe-bench and a recliner, as well as a place to hang up your jackets in the closet). Erica was a great host, easily reachable and responded quickly to messages. Note, the location photo is from nearby Hastings Park.

Make sure you cross-air with the piano room if you want to use the pizza stone in the convection oven. It is, however, possible to open the windows in the kitchen and the piano room to do this. The blinds in the master bedroom should not be lowered, just opened and closed, otherwise they may fall down. None of these are a big deal, just good to know.