Travelodge Vancouver

... spent the afternoon checking out Victoria then met up with Trisha and Alan for coffee prior to our ferry departure back to Vancouver.  Trisha and Alan dropped us off at 6pm but we missed that ferry and took the 7pm.... When we got to ...

Went to ...

... if you're on a budget as Capilano Suspension Bridge is rather pricey and also very touristy.  Experience Ratings 1.   Travelodge Vancouver Lionsgate - 6/10 - In our time in Vancouver, we spent 2 nights at the Travelodge in North Vancouver. ...

... into the horizon.  In fact, Mt. Baker in the USA was visible this day and provided a beautiful backdrop to the Vancouver skyline. After a few moments, we decided to drive further up the mountain for a bit before returning to this same spot to take ...

... some of the venues that will be used for the 2010 winter Olympic games.  Its a very expensive area.  Rooms cost up to $3200 a night!  We continued on to North Vancouver.  Tomorrow we take the ferry over to Vancouver Island for 4 ...

... and headed back in the pouring rain. Brad and Annie, Carrie and Ross headed back to Seattle/Tacoma and Erin, Brian and I to Vancouver. When we arrived in Vancouver we drove around to see several of the Olympic sights the most notable being the Richmond ...

Erin left early in the morning to return to Ottawa and Brain and I had decided to stay and tour some of Vancouver's museums. However, it is not exactly the height of tourist season and we discovered the museums are all closed on Mondays, so we spent the ...

... ' shrouded in heavy fog. There was not much information on places to stay and due to carrying our packs we plumped for the 'Travelodge Inn' - the 2nd place we saw. A pitstop in 'Subway' sandwich bar (they're everywhere around here) and we were walking ...

... bridges and got lost, when my GPS couldn't show some of the city street details (like closed streets and highway entrances). But we eventually made it to Chilliwack around 6:30 p.m. and checked into the Travelodge, and older motel, near highway 1. ...

... around Seattle in the morning and bagging a load of freebies (chocolate drinks etc) we head off to catch the bus to Vancouver. We make it to the Travelodge at the airport as we fly out early the next day and enjoy a swim and jacuzzi and a wander that ...

... fruitless searching arrived in Richmond where near the airport we found the motels in a cluster!!. We have booked into the Travelodge for 2 nights. They give a discount for seniors!! We then drove to Steveston Landing which is at the point where the ...

... of Seattle which looks very interesting and we are looking forward to returning there to explore, tomorrow. We found a Travelodge near the University of Washington, however, they had no rooms available. The lady there, Sandy, rang around ...

... and well appointed with all the facilities we needed. We were to stay in the hostel for 2 nights before moving to the Travelodge down the road, where we would be joined by Kristina’s mother Renate. The first impressions of Edmonton were good, but ...

... expect, and some items you'd be able to find cheaper else where in the city.    Experience Ratings 1.  Travelodge Seattle North - 6.5/10 - generally clean, modest motel. spacious and value for money with no extra charge for more than 2 ...