Poets Cove Resort & Spa
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Check-in 04:00 PM / out 11:00 AM
Offsite parking discounted rates availableFitness facilities (surcharge)Health or beauty spa nearbySwimming poolLift / ElevatorLuggage storageAll 70 facilities +
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Guest scores & sentiment
From 205 guest reviews · multi-source · as of 2026-07-12
Guests praise the stunning views, peaceful atmosphere, and friendly staff. However, many complain about poor hygiene (stained carpets, mold), outdated facilities, inadequate maintenance, and hot tub issues. Experiences vary significantly.
Dimension scores · cross-source
Location9.2
Facilities8.4
Surroundings8.4
Cleanliness7.9
Service7.7
Value6.6
＋ PraisedBeautiful scenery/location · Friendly staff · Comfortable rooms/some amenities · Beautiful scenery
－ ComplaintsDated/cleanliness issues · No AC/high temperature · Dirty pools/facilities · Limited/slow dining service
KEYSuitable for those valuing views and tranquility. Check specific unit reviews carefully; expect potential maintenance issues.
FAQ · grounded in hotel data & reviews
locationHow is the location and surroundings of this hotel?＋
The hotel boasts a prime waterfront location with a full-service marina. It offers stunning bay views and a peaceful atmosphere ideal for relaxation.
pros_consWhat is the overall guest feedback? What are the pros and cons?＋
With a 99% recommendation rate, guests love the views and staff. However, experiences vary due to complaints about poor hygiene, outdated facilities, and hot tub maintenance issues.
roomWhat amenities and features are in the guest rooms?＋
Units feature fireplaces, TVs, and kitchens. Cottages offer large windows, whitewashed walls, and harbor-view patios. While some are comfortable, others may have maintenance issues.
diningWhat dining options does the hotel provide?＋
The on-site Aurora Restaurant serves gourmet seafood, and there is a coffee shop. Some guests note limited dining choices and slow service, so using in-room kitchens is an option.
facilityWhat recreational and wellness facilities are available?＋
Facilities include a full-service spa, yoga, heated pool, hot tub, fitness center (surcharge), basketball, table tennis, and kids' play equipment. Perfect for recreation.
familyIs this hotel suitable for families with children?＋
Yes, it welcomes children and pets, offering kid meals and outdoor play equipment. However, family experiences can vary if maintenance or cleanliness is lacking.
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Room types · 3
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Two-Bedroom Villa
2 × Twin bed / 1 × Extra-large double bed (Super-king size) / 1 × Sofa bed111 ㎡up to 5
Bedding configurations vary per villa (please contact hotel for more details). Each cozy villa features: -a fireplace -living room with 27-inch TV and DVD player -kitchen -dining room -free Wi-Fi -19-inch TV in each bedroom -full private bathroom -second half bathroom -barbecue facilities
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Two-Bedroom Cottage with Hot Tub
2 × Twin bed / 1 × Extra-large double bed (Super-king size) / 1 × Sofa bed79 ㎡up to 6
Offering privacy, this bright cottage is separated from the other units and features: -a fireplace -living room with 27-inch TV and DVD player -kitchen -dining room -free Wi-Fi -19-inch TV in each bedroom -full private bathroom -second half bathroom -barbecue facilities -patio
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King Lodge Room
1 × Extra-large double bed (Super-king size)28 ㎡up to 2
With floor-to-ceiling windows, this bright room offers a harbor view, patio, soaker tub and fireplace. It also includes a mini fridge, TV, DVD player and free Wi-Fi.
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Facilities · 70
All facilities & services listed by the hotel (aggregated across sources).
Offsite parking discounted rates availableFitness facilities (surcharge)Health or beauty spa nearbySwimming poolLift / ElevatorLuggage storageExpress check-in/check-outFax/photocopyingHot tub/JacuzziMassage servicesParkingPets allowedTerraceTable tennisPrivate check-in/check-outBoard games/puzzlesShuttle service (additional charge)Kid mealsKids' outdoor play equipmentHeated poolOutdoor furnitureFence around poolSteam roomBadminton equipmentCoffee Shop on siteStaff adhere to local safety protocolsGuest rooms disinfected between staysCleaning standards that are effective against CoronavirusPhysical distancing rules followedHand sanitizer in guest room and key areasCashless payment availableFire extinguishersFirst aid kit availableSanitized tableware & silverwareInvoice providedGuests can opt-out any cleaning services during staySmoke alarmsCCTV outside propertyDelivered food - securely coveredSecurity alarmKey card accessInternet accessFitness facilities (surcharge)Fishing nearbyExpress check-inExercise/lap poolNo accessible shuttleOffsite parking discounted rates availablePaddle boating nearbyPlayground on sitePool sun loungersReception hallSelf parking (surcharge)Shopping on siteBeach umbrellasBeach toysBeach club nearby (surcharge)Art gallery on siteSwimming nearbyTelevision in common areasTennis lessons on siteAccess to nearby outdoor poolVegetarian menu options availableAccessible shuttleWine release eventsFree wired internetFront desk (limited hours)Health or beauty spa nearbyNon-smoking roomsRestaurant
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Nearby & map
DiningSights
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Masayoshi
japanese · ★ Michelin
$$$$
Chef Masayoshi Baba brings Japan's luxurious, jewel-box sushi counters to Vancouver with this eponymous restaurant. The best seats are always at the counter, and guests seated there are in for a treat as the chef ceremoniously crafts each course. Fret not if you're seated at one of the four tables though, as the meal will be equally enjoyable. Chef Baba lets British Columbia's bounty guide this omakase, spotlighting locally sourced fish in his Edomae-style nigiri. But first, a chilled dish of uni, junsai, mountain yam, crab and tomato dashi gel starts things off. Supple sea bass folded over sn
56.6km
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Published on Main
Contemporary, North American · ★ Michelin
$$$
Timing is everything, but Chef Gus Stieffenhofer-Brandson and his team have a preternatural ability for sensing when produce is at its peak. Whether showcasing it on the plate or pickling and preserving it (those jars even double as decor), they're sourcing and foraging from local farms and forests.The contemporary fare bears the chef's distinct imprimatur. This is food that is at once familiar and surprising. A small dish of asparagus with brown butter crouton and a sauce gribiche is the very essence of spring, while an artful bowl with a pinwheel of side-striped prawns, refreshing apple and
57.2km
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iDen & QuanJuDe Beijing Duck House
chinese, beijing · ★ Michelin
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It has a pedigree that traces back to an original location in Beijing from 1864, but the latest outpost in Vancouver proves that this legacy hasn't lost any of its luster. Indeed, the gold-accented dining room is a feast for the eyes, blending classic opulence with strikingly modern design.They are best known for their superlatively crispy and juicy duck. Delicious as the signature fowl may be, there is plenty more: a bevy of other delicacies are on offer, including bird's nest, sea cucumber and even a whole king crab if you're up for a splurge. It's not all razzle-dazzle, though. The cooking
57.9km
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Burdock & Co
Contemporary, North American · ★ Michelin
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This Mount Pleasant charmer straddles a corner of Main Street in an area rich with top spots, but Burdock & Co stands out with its rustic appeal and Chef Andrea Carlson's farm-to-table cooking. The concise menu highlights the best of the season. First, grilled sourdough, herb-flavored gougère and nori cornbread with aged sake kasu butter prove that this is not your average bread basket. Then, miniature Hazelmere radishes roasted with house-made shio koji deliver unexpected glee. Morels stuffed with halibut mousse resting beside delicate gnocchi in a green garlic sauce embody the fleeting beaut
58.1km
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Sumibiyaki Arashi
Japanese, Yakitori · ★ Michelin
$$$$
With this understated 14-seat Mount Pleasant counter, Chef Pete Ho has ushered in a new gold standard of yakitori to Vancouver. The multicourse omakase spans dishes like red crab chawanmushi with yuzu, or crispy, delicately fried tofu accented with sweet soy, but the centerpiece of the menu is meticulously prepared skewers of chicken grilled over binchotan coals. Combining specially sourced heritage breed birds, skillful butchery, masterful seasoning (including with a special tare maintained over decades) and brilliant use of the grill, the results are uncomplicated yet profound. From impeccab
58.4km
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AnnaLena
Contemporary · ★ Michelin
$$$$
You won't find white tablecloths or a formal atmosphere, but you will find one of Vancouver's most polished—and delicious—dining experiences. Effortless service, expertly prepared cocktails and unusually astute wine pairings are all part of the magic, but of course it's the seasonally inspired tasting menu that really steals the show. This globally accented cuisine consistently impresses, marrying precise technique and top-flight ingredients together in refined, focused dishes of exceptional clarity and depth of flavor. House-made torn bread, wagyu tartare, caramelized onions and red storm vel
58.8km
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Okeya Kyujiro
Japanese, Sushi · ★ Michelin
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Hosts dressed in stunning traditional clothing guide you to a dark room, lit only by the faintest glow from votive candles. A black curtain is raised ceremoniously only when the clock strikes the precise minute of your seating. These are the first clues that this is far from your typical omakase. From the premium, hyper-seasonal fish to the demonstration of sasagiri (traditional Japanese bamboo leaf carving), it is a memorable show from start to finish. Highlights include chawanmushi with crab, shatteringly crispy tempura sandbar fish, spicy firefly squid on a bamboo skewer, and a presentation
59.5km
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Kissa Tanto
japanese, italian, fusion · ★ Michelin
$$$$
Inspired by the jazz cafes of 1960s Tokyo, Kissa Tanto seduces with a moody vibe complete with white mosaic floors, antique Japanese panels and steely colored walls loaded with artwork and photos. This ambitious kitchen pulls no punches with its mingling of Japanese and Italian cuisine. The "omakase" menu pulls dishes from their à la carte offerings as well as a sprinkling of compelling off-menu items. The region's bounty is on full display in dishes such as roasted and fried celeriac served with onion and mushroom dashi. The cultural collision is best seen in dishes like the tajarin, hand-cut
60.3km
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