We’re excited to share a special feature from the “Keeping It Local” video mini series, where our very own General Manager, Kristian Miller, sat down to talk about some of his favourite things around Vancouver. Kristian knows this city like the back of his hand — born and raised right here, and with nearly 25 years of experienceRead more
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We’re excited to share that 2400 Motel in Vancouver has been nominated for the 2025 Buy Social Canada Social Procurement Champion Award! This award recognizes businesses that support their communities through social procurement — buying goods and services in ways that create positive social and environmental impact. At 2400 Motel, we’re proud to work with local suppliers,Read more
If you’re staying at the 2400 Motel in Vancouver and seeking experiences beyond the typical tourist attractions, here are five lesser-known gems that offer a unique glimpse into the city’s diverse culture and natural beauty: 1. Alley Oop (Pink Alley) – (24 minutes by public transit) Located between Seymour and Granville Streets, Alley Oop isRead more
We’re excited to share a fresh burst of creativity at the motel — thanks to the incredible work of local artist Ebrahim Tellayh. This spring, Ebrahim Tellayh transformed our shipping container into a stunning work of art, adding a vibrant and unexpected touch of beauty to an everyday space. Inspired by the history of theRead more
Last year we received the Social Procurement certification from Buy Social Canada. Every purchase we make has the power to shape our communities. Social procurement goes beyond transactions—it’s about intentionally choosing to support local businesses and social enterprises that create meaningful social impact. By prioritizing certified social procurement, we can drive economic inclusion, create jobs,Read more
Interview with CBC radio in May 2024: Kristian Miller, General Manager, 2400 Motel, discusses our recent BC Hotel Association Sustainability Award in this interview with Caroline Chan, a journalist at CBC Vancouver. In addition to being broadcast on CBC radio – On The Coast with Gloria Macarenko, on May 31 at 6 p.m. the interviewRead more
