Rosewood Hotel Georgia

Originally opened in 1927, Rosewood Hotel Georgia stands as one of Vancouver’s most celebrated landmarks, a place where timeless elegance meets modern sophistication. Lovingly restored and unveiled as Rosewood Hotel Georgia in 2011, this iconic retreat continues to embody the grace and glamour of its golden era while offering the comforts and sensibilities of today’s discerning traveler.

Located in the vibrant heart of downtown Vancouver, the hotel places guests steps away from the city’s best. Stanley Park, the seawall, and world-class restaurants, boutiques, galleries, and theatres. Here, heritage and contemporary luxury coexist seamlessly, creating a sanctuary for business and leisure.

Accommodations The 156 guest rooms and suites blend residential comfort with refined design, balancing rich history with contemporary style. Art Deco details, curated artwork, and soft, tailored palettes create an atmosphere that is both sophisticated and deeply inviting. The Lord Stanley Suite and Rosewood Suite offer two bedrooms, private rooftop terraces with plunge pools, and sweeping skyline views; each an urban retreat of its own.

Dining - A collection of distinct venues brings Vancouver’s culinary culture to life.

1927 Lounge pays homage to the hotel’s storied past, serving creative cocktails and modern comfort fare in an atmosphere that feels both classic and cosmopolitan.

Reflections The Garden Terrace, reimagined in 2025, offers a serene escape under the city sky. With lush greenery, a shimmering infinity water feature, and a retractable roof, it’s an all-season destination for light bites, crafted cocktails, and lingering gatherings.

The Georgia Bar, newly unveiled in the heart of the lobby, sets the stage for perfectly balanced cocktails, small plates, and intimate gatherings.

Other options available, Prophecy Speakeasy Bar, Hawksworth and Bel Cafe helmed by renowned Chef David Hawksworth.

Wellness Nestled on the fourth floor, Sense, A Rosewood Spa® offers a sanctuary of renewal. Thoughtfully designed for rest and restoration, it features bespoke therapies, massages, and facials that draw inspiration from British Columbia’s natural elements. A 52-foot indoor saltwater lap pool glows beneath a skylit ceiling, while the adjacent fitness studio offers state-of-the-art equipment and personal training services.

Today, nearly a century after its debut, Rosewood Hotel Georgia remains the city’s most iconic address—a place where stories of the past and moments of the present intertwine beautifully, celebrating Vancouver’s enduring spirit of refinement, connection, and discovery.