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Gambler-Friendly Hotels in Coal Harbour Area, Vancouver

May 21, 2019May 21, 2019Aveline Eldred

Whether you are a casual gambler or a high roller, you should never bet blind when it comes to accommodation during your next gaming destination. Nothing beats the feeling of waking up in the morning to a breathtaking view from your hotel after a long, hard night at the casino. To achieve this, you need to have the right stay – great food, top-notch hotel service, good ambience, you name it. This way you’ll have hit the jackpot even if you suffer a major loss at the table.

Top 5 attractions in Coal Harbour worth visiting

June 10, 2018May 2, 2019Aveline Eldred

Coal Harbour in Vancouver is a quaint small town that you would love to visit. In spite of being an industrial center, it does have that small town charm that you are sure to fall in love with. The calm waters and idyllic scenery calms and soothes tourists provides a relaxing atmosphere from the busy city life and makes it a great place to visit if you are looking to spend some time with nature and yet be around people.

Coal Harbour lies between Burrard Inlet and Brockton Peninsula of Stanley Park, and it is known for the mountain views, marina, great restaurants and bistros, as well as bars and pubs. The downtown area has a paved Seawall cycling and walking path. Within this area, you can also find the Vancouver Harbour Water Aerodrome, and it is only a few blocks away from the Vancouver Convention Centre and Canada Place. Coal Harbour got its name after they discovered coal in the area in 1862. It was previously called Blueblood Alley due to the large number of mansions built in the area.