Lowest price over the last 30 days: Can$ 189.00 (approx. US$ 185)
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Tablet Plus Privileges
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Tablet Plus privileges for Opus Hotel include:
- Complimentary upgrade upon hotel check-in, based upon availability
- Valet Parking
- Complimentary continental breakfast for two ( a value of CA$ 20 per person per day)
- Complimentary internet access ( a value of CA$ 15 per day)
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Opus Hotel
322 Davie Street
Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Style: Cutting-Edge
Atmosphere: Happening
97 Rooms
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Please note: Opus Hotel is currently home to Cento Notti; a pop-up concept restaurant serving a sexy and irreverent mash-up of Italian influenced pop art and comfort food.
Located in a converted warehouse in the once-seedy, newly rehabilitated district of Yaletown, Opus is that most uncommon of hotels: the brand-new, impossibly cool, ultra-stylish boutique hotel that actually has the goods to back up the image.
Notice we do not typically use the word "hip," as it is something of a curse word here at Tablet Hotels. Hip usually connotes a prevalence of flash over substance, of "buzz" over quality, a cultish idolatry of the newer rather than the better. To be selected by Tablet, a hotel must impress in dimensions beyond the visual, and must pay as much attention to guests as to press releases. Delightfully, this hotel meets our demands — beneath the flash, Opus deals in practical luxury; hence, not just Playstations, but high-speed internet as well. Bathrooms, for example, have floor-to-ceiling exterior windows — a risqué design choice, to be sure, but add a translucent shade (which they have), and suddenly you have the most precious and practical of hotel amenities — a bright, sunlit bathroom.
The 96 rooms and suites are available in five separate décor schemes, and gone are the "muses" once used to describe them (New York doctor Mike, Blahnik-wearing fashionista Susan, Method-acting L.A. ingénue Dede), replaced by, sensibly enough, colors. These are colors with character, mind you — from Stylish & Sophisticated Blue to Artful & Eclectic Green, and for the most aesthetically advanced, Daring & Dramatic Taupe, described as Hollywood glam, decked out in faux-fur and titillating artworks.
Like any aspiring hipster hotel, Opus is home to a trendy nightspot, (Opus Bar) which attracts the most stylish element of the Vancouver scene. The neighborhood, Yaletown, is Vancouver's Little Soho, the north-of-the-border stomping grounds for actors and musicians who have fled the celebrity spotlight (or spiraling production costs) of Hollywood, and Opus Bar is the most likely spot for a (seemingly inevitable) celebrity sighting, after, perhaps, the lobby.
Opus has a fitness room on-site, and arrangements with a nearby health club and two neighborhood spas, although the in-room spa service might prove more tempting. In fact, for all of Yaletown's charms, and those of greater Vancouver, it may be difficult to venture outside; a 1-to-1 ratio of staff to guests makes for intensely personal service, and there is no shortage of social life downstairs, in the bar.
