Rosewood Hotel Georgia Vancouver receives esteemed recognition as part of Travel + Leisure's 2020 World's Best Awards

Rosewood Hotel Georgia, the luxury hotel in downtown Vancouver, is pleased to announce that it has been honored by Travel + Leisure’s 2020 World’s Best awards in the “Top 10 Canada City Hotels” category, marking the seventh year the hotel has received the recognition as part of the annual awards list. Based on the firsthand experiences and reviews of Travel + Leisure’s sophisticated readers, Rosewood Hotel Georgia is featured as the number two property among city hotels within Canada. The full list of 2020 World’s Best can be found here.

“We are truly pleased to be honoured among the top hotels in Canada for the seventh consecutive year in Travel + Leisure’s World’s Best Awards,” “It is a pleasure to have the hotel’s high standards of service and bespoke experiences recognized by the publication’s discerning readers and our loyal guests. As travel resumes around the world, we will continue our commitment to providing the utmost care and quality for all visitors.”

Safwan Abu Risheh, managing director of Rosewood Hotel Georgia

Situated in the heart of downtown Vancouver, the hotel opened as Rosewood Hotel Georgia in 2011, following an extensive renovation of the legendary Hotel Georgia. The property boasts 156 guest rooms and suites design with modern sophistication and elegance reflective of its landmark location. The hotel also features Sense, A Rosewood Spa®, beautiful indoor restaurants, and a seasonal rooftop lounge Reflections with views of the city skyline.

The World’s Best Awards are determined by a survey developed by the editors of Travel + Leisure, in association with research firm M&RR. For four months, readers were invited to participate through Travel + Leisure magazine, T+L tablet editions, newsletters, social media and on Travel + Leisure’s website. Respondents were asked to rate a wide range of hospitality brands on several characteristics. For each characteristic, respondents could choose a rating of excellent, above average, average, below average, or poor and the final scores are indexed averages of these responses.