Vancouver’s former Trump Hotel has been rebranded & is taking reservations for this spring

When one door closes, another often opens in its place and this spring locals and visitors alike will be able to visit the Paradox Hotel Vancouver, a familiar destination where they claim, no expense has been spared.

“Paradox Hotels and Resorts is a collection of lifestyle hotels where authentic, laid-back and charismatically cultured hospitality creates immersive experiences that are playfully refined and curiously unconventional,” they say on their landing page.

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“With hotels in Vancouver and Whistler, BC, we provide a seamless balance of mountain exhilaration and urban luxury and sophistication.”

Previously known as the Trump International Hotel, The Paradox is owned by a hospitality group of the same name which, (according to their LinkedIn) was founded in Vancouver and currently operates the Summit Lodge in Whistler, BC.

With bookings live for April stays – guests are promised a luxurious night away and are encouraged to dine at Mott 32, their ‘world class’ Chinese restaurant, take a dip in their indoor pool or outdoor jacuzzi, relax in one of two lounges or hit their state-of-the-art gym and spa.

For more information or to book a suite, you can visit their website now.

Suites range from $ 239.20 to $ 815.20 for one night and are super up with heated floors, rain showers, WI-FI and 55+ flatscreens, as well as electric blinds and cotton robes.

Happy staycationing, Vancouver.

PARADOX HOTEL, VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA

When: Booking now for stays after April 1st
Where: 1161 W Georgia St, Vancouver, BC
Instagram: @paradoxhotels