Best Hotels With Restaurants Near Sperling-Burnaby Lake
Eighteen properties along the Sperling-Burnaby Lake corridor tag an on-site restaurant, the largest group on this stretch of Burnaby and a sign of how many guests here are settling in for dinner rather than passing straight through. The range runs from Inn at the Quay's river-view dining room in New Westminster to Hotel At The Waldorf's Italian cafe and tiki bar in Vancouver, with plenty of straightforward hotel restaurants in between at Best Western, Holiday Inn Express and Accent Inns.
Restaurant · Sperling-Burnaby Lake Station in numbers
4.4Guest scoreRestaurantElement by Marriott Vancouver Metrotown
4.4Guest scoreRestaurantCoast Metro Vancouver Hotel
4.4Guest scoreRestaurantKims Hotel
4.4Guest scoreRestaurantHouse
4.4Guest scoreRestaurantQueens Hotel
4.3Guest scoreRestaurantAccent Inns Burnaby
4.3Guest scoreRestaurantDelta Hotels Burnaby Conference Centre
4.2Guest scoreRestaurantHilton Vancouver Metrotown
4.2Guest scoreRestaurantInn at the Quay
4.2Guest scoreRestaurantExecutive Plaza Hotel Coquitlam
4.2Guest scoreRestaurantHoliday Inn Express Vancouver-Metrotown (Burnaby) by IHG
4.0Guest scoreRestaurantThe Simon
4.0Guest scoreRestaurantBest Western Plus Burnaby Hotel
3.8Guest scoreRestaurantVancouver Yuelai Guesthouse
3.7Guest scoreRestaurantExecutive Suites Hotel and Conference Centre Metro Vancouver
3.7Guest scoreRestaurantTurf Hotel
3.6Guest scoreRestaurantHotel At The Waldorf
3.5Guest scoreRestaurantSt Clair Hostel Vancouver
Hotels in Sperling-Burnaby Lake Station
Inn at the Quay pairs its restaurant with river views and a hot tub, a step up from the corridor's more standard hotel dining rooms, while Hotel At The Waldorf takes a different route entirely with an Italian cafe, a craft brew and liquor store and a kitschy tiki bar layered into one budget-friendly property. Between those two extremes, Delta Hotels Burnaby Conference Centre and Hilton Vancouver Metrotown both tag full restaurant and lounge service built around their conference trade.
For a simpler stay, Best Western Plus Burnaby Hotel, Accent Inns Burnaby and Executive Plaza Hotel Coquitlam all tag a restaurant alongside their standard rooms, and The Simon adds one to its university-campus setting near SFU, useful for a quieter dinner away from the busier Metrotown strip.
This part of Burnaby, Coquitlam and New Westminster mixes conference hotels with independent stays, and restaurants tend to follow the guest base: business-friendly dining rooms near Metrotown, a riverside restaurant at Inn at the Quay by the Fraser, and quirkier spots like The Simon's campus-adjacent setting near Simon Fraser University. It is not a dining destination in itself, but few guests here go hungry after checking in.