Century Plaza Hotel Vancouver
Family snapshot
Downtown Vancouver studios with kitchenettes and an indoor pool.
Family essentials
The details that usually make or break a family stay, split by what the hotel has published and what is still worth a quick email before booking.
Confirmed on the hotel's own sources
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Pools and water play
The hotel has an indoor swimming pool.
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Family rooms and suites
The 400-square-foot studio can be booked with two double beds and includes a kitchenette, seating area and dining space.
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Kitchen and laundry access
The 400-square-foot studio can be booked with two double beds and includes a kitchenette, seating area and dining space.
Worth asking before you book
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Kids club
Ages the kids club covers, session times, and whether it is included in the rate.
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Babysitting and child minding
Whether babysitting can be booked on the day, minimum age, hourly rate, and notice period.
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Connecting and interconnecting rooms
Whether connecting rooms are guaranteed at booking or only noted as a request.
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Baby gear and cots
Cot availability, high-chair numbers, and any charge for extra baby gear.
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Transport and access
Shuttle times, cost, and how long transfers really take with small kids in tow.
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Kids menus and dining
Ages on the kids-eat-free policy and which restaurants on site run a kids menu.
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Bath versus shower in room
Whether rooms have a bathtub or only a shower. Matters a lot when bathing babies and younger toddlers.
Kid-friendly amenities
The practical parts of the stay, grouped by how families use the hotel.
Play, pools and on-site fun
The parts of the property children are most likely to use day to day.
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Indoor swimming pool
The hotel has an indoor swimming pool.
Room setup and sleep
The room shapes, sleeping setup, and in-room details that affect how easy the stay feels.
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Studio Suite with two double beds
The 400-square-foot studio can be booked with two double beds and includes a kitchenette, seating area and dining space.
Area and transport
Getting around
Getting around Vancouver
Public transport works well for central stays, though a car helps if the family plans wider day trips beyond the city core.
Compare nearby areas in Vancouver
A quick check before you lock in this base.
Coal Harbour
Best for waterfront walks, Stanley Park access, and a polished first Vancouver stay.
Yaletown
Useful for families wanting a central but softer base with easy dining and transport.
West End
A strong choice for families who want local park access and a less business-focused atmosphere.
Questions parents ask
Short answers pulled from the hotel's own sources, not review site chatter.
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What family room options does Century Plaza Hotel Vancouver have?
The 400-square-foot studio can be booked with two double beds and includes a kitchenette, seating area and dining space.
Confirm before you book
These are the small details that tend to change on the day, so a quick email or live chat with the hotel saves surprises.
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Worth knowing about this hotel
Request a full kitchen if you need one, as only selected studios have it. Confirm the two-double layout and occupancy when booking.
Sources and last checked
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Visit
Century Plaza Hotel Vancouver: room layout
https://www.century-plaza.com/studio-suites-vancouver
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