Paradox Vancouver

In a landmark twisting skyscraper designed by the late Canadian architect Arthur Erickson, Paradox Vancouver aims to be more playful and contemporary than a classic luxury hotel. With a lively lounge, a hip nightclub and a high-end Chinese restaurant, plus a well-equipped fitness facility, a comprehensive spa and even a lobby pool table, this downtown lodging towering above often traffic-clogged West Georgia Street wants you to get out of your rooms, as stylishly designed as they are.The Vancouver property launched in 2018 as a Trump hotel that was rebranded and reopened under new management in 2021, retaining features of its original glamour, while adding a dose of cool. The Paradox occupies the tower’s first 21 stories, with private residences on the upper floors. Because of the building’s unusual shape, the 147 guest rooms and suites vary in size and configuration, but all have padded leather and chrome headboards, wood floors and floor-to-ceiling windows that look out across the city.