Rooms & Suites
Luxurious retreats crafted for the most discerning guests
Mountain Panorama
Burnaby Ridge Studio
Panoramic north-facing windows frame the Burnaby Mountain Conservation Area in a composition that changes hour by hour - cloud shadow, golden hour amber, and the SFU roofline lit after dark. The room itself is finished in warm walnut panelling and matte concrete surfaces, with a floating platform bed positioned to hold that view from the moment you open your eyes.
Dual-Aspect Glazing
Most Popular
Metrotown Corner Suite
Two full walls of glass wrap the corner position on floors 12 through 18, creating a live urban diorama of the Metrotown district's evolving skyline - construction cranes, neon retail signage, and the distant thread of the SkyTrain all visible simultaneously. A modular lounge zone with a retractable partition converts the suite from a sharp business environment to an open social space in under sixty seconds.
High-Ceiling Volume
Cascadia Grand Room
Named for the bioregion that defines the Pacific Northwest's character, this oversized room channels the bold horizontality of mid-century West Coast architecture through low-profile furnishings, a ceiling stretched to 3.2 metres, and a king bed dressed in locally sourced wool-blend textiles from a Langley mill. A deep soaking tub positioned against a frosted interior window floods the bathroom with diffused corridor light - privacy intact, spatial drama fully delivered.
