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Beautiful guest house. Very clean and a lot of detail in decorating. Couldn’t have asked for anything more. Lovely hosts. Lots of information available on city activities . Great location, short stroll to commercial drive where their are many great eateries. Would definitely stay again.
Spotlessly clean, beautifully furnished and incredibly quiet! A truly restful experience just 2 blocks from Commercial Drive with its many restaurants, pubs, coffee bars and fresh fruit and vegetable markets. There’s a bus to downtown Vancouver just a few minutes walk from the guesthouse, a...More
I do not know that my humble words will do justice to this place of magic. A building built on a foundation of hard work and love that welcomes and hugs you every moment. My heart and soul thanks you.
We enjoyed another lovely stay in January in this charming guest house. The house is beautifully maintained and our room (the Ivy) was clean, spacious, and felt like home. Although no breakfast is served, the well stocked mini bar (juice, yogurt, granola bars and more),...More
We visited our daughter who lives nearby and were very lucky to find this lovely home in her neighbourhood. Our hosts were charming, the room very clean, comfortable and we enjoyed its fireplace during our November visit. Nearby are lots of charming restaurants and it...More
Commercial Drive, also called "The Drive," comprises of twelve sauntering blocks of modest and unfussy counter-culture. Straddling the line between sophisticated and unadorned, it is favoured by students, artists, writers, designers, and start-ups, and suffused throughout with a healthy off-beat counter-culture. The kind of neighbourhood which well-springs thought-revolutions and has the odd bit
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of self-aware graffiti, Commercial Drive has resisted gentrification in favor of continuing to build a thriving den of affordable multiculturalism. Once known as Vancouver's "Little Italy," it has also been the immigration point for Guatemalans, Hondurans, and Portuguese to the city. The resulting hodgepodge makes for poetry readings in espresso cafes, social debates in early-open bakeries, and eco-activism posters pinned up in the many multi-ethnic markets in the area. Commercial Drive is where you go to feel like a local, and if you have them, bring the kids – The Drive has a number of bookshops, toy stores, and attractions to get them involved too.
