La Pavillion - Vancouver

This is a historic hotel, so of course the amenities will not be so up-to-date. The beds were very comfortable and the TV was very nice. Our room service and maids were best missing. One day our room was not cleaned at all, and on another occasion we had to call to get new towels.

This old building with its heavy furniture high old babes and very friendly Sfaff mace our journey to large easily wandering beautiful breeding butter and jelly sandwiiche. Plis hot choco at 10 pm beautiful issue

About 3 decades ago, the Four Seasons Hotel closed the best restaurant in the city, La Pavillion, because (I was told) the Yuppies (Hipsters of the 1980s) thought it was too formal. What a loss! It was indeed very formal and very expensive, but the food... and the service... oh my! Hamid, the best server in history, would prepare its legendary gin tomato soup on your table. Other places now serve their own versions of Gin tomato soup, but they are nothing like Hamid 's. The other specialties were also great, but I will never forget the gin tomato soup. You can think it is a waste of time to review a restaurant that has been closed for decades. If so, you probably also think that Shakespeare has nothing to offer modern readers. Size is eternal. Oh, by the way, the required field When did you visit? below is a little restrictive; I just lied.

This is a historical hotel, so naturally the amenities won't be as up to date. The beds were very comfortable and the tv was very nice. Our room service and maid service was lack luster at best. One day our room didn't get cleaned at all, and on another occasion we had to actually call to get new towels.

This old building with its heavy furniture tall old babs and very very friendly sfaff mace our trip to big easy wanderful nice tredition of pinuts butter and jelly sandwiiches. Plis hot choco at 10 pm nice edition