45920 First Ave
Chilliwack, BC V2P 7K1 Nightly Rates(96.69 - 165.06)3 Star
Property Description
Rhombus Hotels and Resorts, Downtown Chilliwack is centrally located in the heart of the Fraser Valley providing a tranquil Salish Park setting and a scenic view emphasizing the diverse natural wonders which British Columbia has to offer. Our local attractions include Harrison Hot Springs, Minter Gardens, Cultus Lake, Bridal Falls, The Fraser Canyon and much more. We are committed to your comfort. 110 appointed guestrooms with a choice of king or double beds, executive club rooms or one of our suites. Every amenity you need is provided. Our meeting room facilities offer a total of 6000 sq. ft. of dedicated conference and banquet facilities designed to accommodate 10 to 200. These facilities also offer audio/visual equipment as well as full range of catering services.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Business Center
Coffee Maker in Room
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Express Checkout
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Modem Lines in Room
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Fitness Center or Spa
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Standard Room
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Beautifully decorated room with 1 king sized bed or 2 double beds. Amenities include coffe maker- clock radio-personalized climate control and data port jacks. Complimentary parking is uncluded. Max 2 adults and 2 minors under 21. Max Occupancy 4
Executive Room
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Beautifully decorated room has 1 king sized bed or 2 double beds. Deluxe amenities include a bathrobe- hair dryer- coffee maker- clock-radio- personalized climate control and data port acks. Rooms are located on non-smoking floor. all rooms come w/a view of salish park. Complimentary parking is included. Max 2 adults and 2 minors under 21 cib available upon request at an additional charge. Max Occupancy 4
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Miscellaneous Information
Canadian Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 3 pm
Check out time is 11 am
110 rooms.
0 suites.
9 floors.
Directions
From the Transcanada Hwy take Exit 119B and go North through Chilliwack for about 5 minutes. Turn right on 1st Avenue and you will clearly see the Rhombus on your right.
1. Start going towards the AIRPORT EXIT on GRANT MCCONACHIE WAY. 2. Continue on ARTHUR LAING BRIDGE. 3. Continue on MARINE DR SW. 4. Continue on MARINE DR SE. 5. Continue on ELLIS ST. 6. Continue on MARINE WAY. 7. Bear Right on MARINE DR. 8. Continue on 6TH AVE. 9. Continue on STEWARDSON WAY. 10. Continue on 13TH ST. 11. Continue on STEWARDSON WAY. 12. Turn Right on 12TH ST. 13. Continue on COLUMBIA ST. 14. Turn Right on MCBRIDE BLVD. 15. Continue on BC-1A. 16. Turn Left on 104TH AVE. 17. Take the T-C HWY 1 ramp. 18. Merge on T-C HWY 1. 19. Take the VEDDER RD exit. 20. Turn Right on VEDDER RD. 21. Continue on YALE RD W. 22. Turn Right on CHEAM AVE. 23. Turn Left on FIRST AVE.
Located in the heart of Fraser Valley near Salish Park.
Abbotsford -YXX- 22mi/Vancouver -YVR- 65.4mi
Guarantee Policy
A deposit of 1 night plus tax will be charged at time of bookin. Exceptions may apply to holidays, special events and conventions, see rate rules.
Cancellation Policy
Reservations must be cancelled 30+ days prior to arrival to avoid 65.00CAD + tax withheld from refund of deposit. All no-shows charged full stay + tax. A 65.00CAD fee will be charged for check-out prior to confirmed departure date. Exceptions may apply.
Our meeting room facilities offer a total of 6000 sq. ft. of dedicated conference and banquet facilities designed to accommodate 10 to 200. These facilities also offer audio/visual equipment as well as full range of catering services that are perfect for any engagement. Our professional staff are also able to provide conference planning assistance to ensure a successful meeting or business venue.
Recreation Information
On-site Recreation
Health club; Jacuzzi; Indoor swimming pool; Tour desk
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