Radisson Hotel Vancouver Airport

8181 Cambie Road, Richmond B.C. V6X 3X9, Canada
GPS Coordinates: Lat = 49.185036, Long = -123.1355

Reservations: +1 (800) 395-7046 US/Canada Toll-free

Telephone: +1 (604) 276-8181 Fax: +1 (604) 279-8381

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Discover the Local Area from the Radisson Vancouver Airport

Located within walking distance of Richmond's finest shopping and dining district, the Radisson Vancouver Airport is just steps away from the Aberdeen Station of the Canada Line, a rapid-transit train that stops at Vancouver International Airport and connects you to the downtown core in about 20 minutes. The Radisson Vancouver Airport is also a short drive from local area attractions in downtown Vancouver, including Stanley Park, BC Place Stadium and the theatre district. Recreational facilities, including a waterfront jogging trail and several 18-hole golf courses, are located nearby, so you can enjoy all the local area attractions during your stay at the Radisson Vancouver Airport.

Local area attractions include:

World-class shopping and dining within walking distance
Two-minute walk to the Aberdeen Station of the Canada Line, a rapid transit line connecting Richmond, Vancouver International Airport and the Vancouver city centre
5 km from Vancouver International Airport
30 minutes to downtown Vancouver attractions, including Stanley Park, Vancouver Aquarium, Gastown, Rogers Arena, BC Place Stadium, Granville Island and the theatre district
10 minutes to historic Steveston Fishing Village
Short drive away from several 18-hole golf courses and major business parks
Steps away from picturesque waterfront jogging and hiking trail
45-minute drive to excellent skiing and snowboarding at Grouse Mountain
Easy access to the ferry terminal and U.S. border

Attractions near the Radisson Vancouver Airport:

BC Place Stadium (13.3 km)
This stadium is the place to catch some of the most exciting events in Vancouver. It also hosted the Opening and Closing Ceremonies of the 2010 Winter Olympics.
Phone: +1 (604) 669-2300
Granville Island (11.4 km)
A favorite attraction among locals and tourists alike, Granville Island features a local market, great restaurants and theatres.
Phone: +1 (604) 666-5784
Grouse Mountain (25.6 km)
Spend a day at Grouse Mountain and enjoy hiking, entertaining shows, paragliding and a variety of other activities.
Phone: +1 (604) 980-9311
Vancouver Aquarium (16.4 km)
The perfect attraction for the whole family, this aquarium is home to some of your favorite aquatic creatures.
Phone: +1 (604) 659-3474
Vancouver Zoo (60.7 km)
Get an up close look at animals from six continents at this local zoo.
Phone: +1 (604) 856-6825

About Vancouver

As the commercial center of British Columbia and one of North America's largest ports, Vancouver is dynamic, modern, and growing at an unparalleled rate. In fact, statistics show that it's the fastest-growing city on the continent and that it boasts an ethnically diverse population. In spite of such rapid growth, Vancouver is a picturesque town, surrounded by snow-capped peaks, Burrard Inlet and English Bay. This spectacular setting is a mecca for outdoor enthusiasts, who also enjoy scenic getaways at Stanley Park, Grouse Mountain and the area's various beaches. But Vancouver is chic as well as beautiful. Robson Street has been called the Rodeo Drive of Canada, and the city's cultural and performing arts are vibrant and sophisticated. In addition, Vancouver has become the third-largest film production center in North America - affectionately dubbed 'Hollywood North.'

Did you know?

History break: The time is June, 1886; the place, the newly incorporated town of Vancouver. A minor brush fire on the outskirts of town gets out of control, and within 30 minutes, the entire city burns to the ground. Mayor and real-estate mogul M.A. McLean quickly sets about rebuilding, using more fire-resistant material. A good idea, as it turns out, because much of that construction has lasted to this day.