Vancouver doesn’t have a lot of older, historic buildings relative to the amount of all glass skyscrapers. So it’s rare and delightful to find a piece of Vancouver’s history, The Georgia Hotel built originally in 1927, has been lovingly restored and re-designed by Toronto firm Munge Leung.
The lobby is rich with wood paneling and decorative details of the period. Furnishings more suitable to today’s lifestyle are a modern take on the classics.
The elevator lobby is grand and impressive. 
The pool area is both traditional and very contemporary at the same time
Well appointed guestrooms and suites are comfortable and plush.
A private rooftop deck with jacuzzi and fireplace in the heart of the city is ultimate in glam
1 comments:
WOW, WOW, Wow. Those are some amazing spaces. I love the woodwork the rooms look as though they smell of rich mahogony.
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