You'll find this Rosewood outpost in downtown Vancouver ... Accommodations feature views of the hotel's inner courtyard or the Vancouver cityscape, flat-screen TVs, Nespresso coffee makers and ...

In honour of its vibrant history deeply intertwined with that of Vancouver itself, Rosewood Hotel Georgia will officially open its doors on Saturday May 7th 2011, exactly 84 years to the day that ...

Since opening its doors in 1927, the Rosewood Hotel Georgia has long held the distinction of being one of the best hotels in Vancouver. With refined interiors and a prestigious downtown address ...

Since it first opened in 1927, The Rosewood Hotel Georgia has been a Vancouver institution. A major facelift in 2011 gave the property a modern aesthetic while still retaining the glamor of the ...

Photo Credit: Rosewood Hotel Georgia The Rosewood Hotel Georgia in downtown Vancouver temporarily shuttered at the start of the year to undergo an extensive renovation. The 156-room hotel plans to ...

In short, the hotel has it in bucket loads ... In 2011, after a major renovation, Rosewood re-opened this Vancouver landmark , buffed and polished like new. Interiors are in keeping with its ...

It’s the final morning of a quick trip to British Columbia and it dawns on me that I have to check out of Vancouver’s Rosewood Hotel Georgia later that day but still haven’t taken a bath.

The Rosewood Hotel Georgia used to be one of Vancouver’s hot spots. Opened in 1927, it was the hotel where Elvis and Frank Sinatra stayed, the place where Errol Flynn and Rocky Marciano drank ...

Vancouver’s Rosewood Hotel Georgia has open its doors to welcome the first guests since its dramatic restoration, returning this historic hotel to its position as the social, business and ...

Rosewood Hotel Georgia, Vancouver’s most historic hotel, is delighted to announce the opening of Sense, A Rosewood Spa, joining Rosewood’s prestigious collection of world-class spa retreats.

The Rosewood Hotel Georgia is a bit of a local legend. Its first incarnation opened in 1927 as one of the first luxury destinations in Vancouver, a young city out in Canada’s wild west.