Budget Inn Patricia Hotel

Here are what the majority of our guests said about us:

August 2009:
"The hotel provides what it says, a 'budget hotel'. It is very good in this category. We were very pleased. It was clean and comfortable." ---Jerry from Bremerton, WA USA

"The hotel and staffs are excellent. Extremely clean rooms!" ---Andrew from Vancouver, Canada

December 2009:
"Your service & Beer is the best!The people here are great in making me feel welcome. Thank you. I recommend & will come back again " ---Scott from Auckland, USA

"Fantastic! AMAZING price! Wonderful staff!" ---Craig & Sophie from Eugene, OR USA

January 2010:
"Very friendly personnel. The hotel is clean. That's really all one can ask for! We'll be back & will recommend." ---Karl from Berlin, Germany

"Though the street is a little depressing but this hotel made this trip worthwhile and great. Once again, thanks to all the staffs. Would definitely choose to stay here again..." ---Frankie from Markham, ON Canada

February 2010:
"Staffs helped take care of my concerns. Always pleasant." ---Larry from Brooklyn Center, USA

US Navy Ceremonial Guard Silent Drill Team was invited to compete in an International Tattoo in Norway. The Navy competed against military units from all over NATO and won first place. Their performance was incredible and we thought you might like it~~

Although currently known as Pat's Pub and Brewhouse, the pub was originally known as The Patricia Café. Established in 1914 The Patricia Café was one of Vancouver's jazz hotspots at the time hosting many of the genre’s influential musicians. Most notable is Ferdinand "Jelly Roll" Morton who at the age of 28 made Vancouver his home during August 1919 thru to January 1921. During his time in Vancouver "Jelly Roll" Morton performed in the Patricia Café as well as roomed in the Patricia Hotel.

CBC Radio will be broadcasting from Pat’s Pub and Brewhouse Friday January 15, 2010, discussing Jelly Roll Morton and Jazz music in general as well as the past, present and future of Strathcona. Following the broadcast, there will be a fabulous show put on by a three piece band, complete with baby grand piano played by the New Orleans Legend, Henry Butler! (http://www.henrybutler.com) Doors open at 7:30pm, show starts at 8:00pm. No tickets and no cover charge so come down and check out the show!

Every year, the staff here at the Patricia Hotel decorates the lobby in celebration of the upcoming Christmas holiday. The hotel and it's festive decorations were recently featured by Mike McCardell on Global News--one of Vancouver's local News programs.