The Westin Wall Centre, Vancouver Airport- Opening January 1, 2010

Quick Facts
Richmond’s next hotel

•The Westin Wall Centre, Vancouver Airport

•Opens Jan. 1, 2010 at 3099 Corvette Way

•185 rooms, 11-storeys

•7,000 square feet of meeting space; restaurant; lounge

•Will be linked to two 16-storey residential towers



Overview
The Westin Wall Centre, Vancouver Airport is currently accepting inquiries at the pre-opening office, which is located at the address listed above. This is also the hotel's physical address. Individual hotel reservations are not being accepted at this time.

Conveniently located next to Vancouver International Airport, The Westin Wall Centre, Vancouver Airport boasts 185 spacious guest rooms and 7,000 square feet of versatile meeting space.

Each of our guest rooms features Westin's signature Heavenly Bed®, High Speed Internet Access, two dual-line speakerphones with data ports, and satellite television. Our hotel offers guests a 100% smoke-free environment.

The WestinWORKOUT® fitness center features weight machines, free weights and cardiovascular equipment. Guests can dine or relax with a drink in our stylish restaurant or lounge. We also offer a Westin Kids Club®, Service Express®, laundry/valet service, valet and self-parking.

Address: 3099 Corvette Way · Richmond, British Columbia V6X 4K3 · Canada

© 2009 Starwood Hotels & Resorts Worldwide, Inc. All rights reserved.

Revised Proposal:

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Original Proposal

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The boom continues. Don't know the name of this development but there will be 3 towers
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Thank you so much Zeepy Tech for providing the pics!

I only see 2 towers under construction (or at least well above ground) everytime I pass by? Too bad about the quality of this one... reminds me of more of the same bland stuff from Ocean Walk, Flo, etc.

^ Sorry for the bad impression. I think the location isn't good enough, since it is adjacent to all those old and ugly buildings.

Anyways, take a look at this one:
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I have to quote this one beacuse......you can see Westin Wall Centre!!

^ Sorry for the bad impression. I think the location isn't good enough, since it is adjacent to all those old and ugly buildings.

It's a matter of time they redevelop the area. Right now, poor economy = not going to be redeveloped... but give it some time. Between Capstan Way and Bridgeport, there is a lot of potential, especially with that plot of land where Millennium and Concord own (between Capstan and Sea Island).

Talking about that area, RONA hasn't been replaced yet... it's going to be hard to have something replace that building. It's a shame RONA decided to close down that location.

^ Exactly. During this time, we wouldn't expect anything going on at the old RONA.
I missed that store.....

Maybe Walmart will move in, they are still poking around Marine Drive after all.

JUNE 27th..UPDATE
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From my flickr
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^^ Funny looking crane, looks like its head got chopped off.

Thanks for the update.

^^ Funny looking crane, looks like its head got chopped off.

Thanks for the update.
You've never seen those before? They're pretty common, sometimes they are lighter cranes that can only handle smaller loads and shorter heights.