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Guest Suite: Skytrain/Coquitlam Center 3 min drive
Welcome to our guest suite in Coquitlam where a mall, parks, restaurants and the Skytrain are easily accessible!! Your hosts (Kumi & Gamini) are well traveled, friendly and respectful individuals. If you choose to stay with us, we will make your trip a memorable one! NOTE: Bookings for 1-2 guests get only 1 bedroom (queen bed or 2 single beds). Bookings for 3-4 guests get both bedrooms. If a party 2 guests, need separate rooms please book as 3 guests or there will be a $ 15/day extra charge.
Home in Coquitlam
Spacious 800 sq ft private suite in the heart of Coquitlam, quiet and peaceful neighborhood. Prime location near Town Centre, SkyTrain,major highways. • 1.5 km to SkyTrain • 5-minute walk to bus stops •35 minutes to downtown • Easy access to major highways across Greater Vancouver Within 10-minute walk to restaurants, cafés, and fitness Close to parks, hospital, outdoor pool, tennis courts, and the Crunch Private entrance. Free parking and efficient air conditioning for year-round comfort.
Sunny Nest
Sunny Nest, very bright and specious, comfortable 1 bedroom suite with living room, kitchen and bathroom; everything just for you. There is also sun room (shared with the host) with access to the garden and huge sun deck where you can enjoy south view on the city. Convenient location in Coquitlam-Millardville. Option to self check with the key in the key-box. The house is situated on the slope of the hill; there are comfortable access steps (2 x 8 steps) from the lower parking to the suite.
Clean King Suite| Fast WiFi| Netflix| Parking| W/D
Guests love our top 1% home: sparkling clean, beautifully designed, and incredibly comfortable. Boutique-style suite with high ceilings, a luxurious king bed, and comfort better than a hotel stay. Enjoy a sunny living room, in-suite laundry, 1G Wi-Fi, 52" smart TV with Netflix, free coffee & tea, private entry, and free parking. Thermostat heating and naturally cool in summer. Walk to transit, parks, and trails; a short drive to shopping. Perfect for couples, families, solo, or business stays.
Family Friendly Private Suite
This bright above ground one bedroom with queen size bed with private entrance. It’s the perfect place if you need a short stay while working in town, or in the process of moving into your permanent location, or here to visit family. Located in Central Coquitlam. 1 Block from Poirier Recreational Centre-swimming pool, hockey/lacrosse arena, gym, & library. Blocks away from Mundy Pool. Bus stop outside front door. 40 minute commute to downtown Vancouver via car. 10 min walk to grocery stores
MundyPark 1bedroom (Queen)+Studio (Double)+Sofabed
Welcome to our newly renovated self-contained suite, conveniently located close to the city center and attractions. With a private entrance, enjoy privacy and flexibility. The suite, situated on the ground level basement, offers ample natural light. Inside, find a cozy bedroom with a queen-sized bed and a studio double bed with curtains for privacy. The living room also has a sofa bed for additional sleeping space. Stay connected with free WIFI and parking in the safe neighborhood.
Modern bright 2 bedroom at Citadel
Welcome to our beautiful, ground-level private place near the Port Mann Bridge for quick access to Highway 1 and only a 30-minute drive to Vancouver. With a private entrance and designated guest parking, your convenience is our priority. Inside, you will discover two cozy bedrooms featuring queen-sized beds, a spacious living room, dining table and in-suite laundry facilities. Don't miss the breathtaking views of the Pitt River and Colony Farm gardens. Book your stay with us today!
Secluded Mountainside Airstream + Outdoor Tub & AC
Introducing Moonshot the Landyacht, the Airstream at Wildernest! A perfect getaway just a 20 minute ferry ride from West Vancouver on the forested slopes of Bowen Island. This 1971 Airstream has been totally rebuilt into a super comfortable and memorable escape. It's a great couple's vacation, completely private on its own acre of land. There's a separate indoor heated bathroom and shower, plus an outdoor hot water shower and vintage bathtub built for two.
King bed, spacious suite with Netflix & Prime
Tucked in a safe and pleasant neighbourhood, our guest suite is located inside a family home and has its own private walk out entrance for total privacy. With plenty of natural light, it is spacious, bright and cozy - ideal for anything from a weekend getaway to week-long business trip. The King size bed provides ample space for a restful sleep. Living room is equipped with a 50-inch smart TV. Netflix and Prime streaming are just a button press away.
1 br suite in home with view.
Beautiful one bedroom suite in new house. Close to Rocky point park, Mundy Park, Como Lake, Poirier Sport & Leisure Complex, SFU, supermarket, Starbucks, Liquor store, Banks. Downtown Vancouver is 35-40 minutes sky train ride. You can enjoy walking trails on Coquitlam Crunch, Shoreline Trail . During summer time you can visit Sasamat and Bantzen lakes , one of the warmest lakes in Metro Vancouver with great sandy beaches.
Private suite near Skytrain & Rocky Point
Modern basement suite in the heart of Moody Centre. Two blocks to Evergreen Skytrain, Rocky Point Park & Brewers Row. Lots of restaurant options, transportation, and recreation within walking distance. Downtown Vancouver is a 20 minute train ride or skytrain is 35-40 minutes. Suite is ideal for a couple or small family. Flexible sleeping: Queen bed in master and living room has a comfortable pull out sofa.
Modern Maillardville Suite, close to amenities
Cozy, modern and private basement suite - Great for an individual, couple, or family with a child. Located in the historic and trendy neighbourhood of Maillardville, the house/suite was newly built in 2019. This suite is perfect for travelers with great access to transit and many amenities in the area including RCH, Hard Rock Casino, Cineplex movie theatres, parks and various restaurants and grocery stores.
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When is the best time to visit Coquitlam?
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Frequently Asked Questions
What are the best places to stay in Coquitlam?
Coquitlam has stays around Town Centre, Burquitlam, and Maillardville, often recommended for their access to parks, shopping, and local eateries. Many visitors seek neighborhoods near Lafarge Lake or within walking distance of green spaces and community amenities.
What are the best things to do in Coquitlam with kids?
Families can explore Town Centre Park, discover interactive exhibits at local cultural centers, or visit playgrounds around Lafarge Lake. Coquitlam also has aquatic centers and nature trails that welcome children of all ages.
What are some of the best things to do in Coquitlam?
Explore the scenic paths around Lafarge Lake, enjoy diverse cuisine in Maillardville, or catch a performance or exhibit at the Evergreen Cultural Centre. Local parks are frequently suggested for strolls, picnics, and sports.
How is the weather in Coquitlam?
Coquitlam has mild, rainy winters near 32–46°F (0–8°C), with cool, wet springs around 34–51°F (1–10°C). Summer is often warmer and drier, with temperatures ranging from 51–76°F (10–25°C) and less rainfall than winter months.
When is the best time to visit Coquitlam?
Late spring through early fall is often recommended, when temperatures are milder and rainfall generally decreases. This season brings outdoor concerts, park festivals, and vibrant city life.
What are the best places to visit in Coquitlam?
Lafarge Lake is frequently suggested for walking and seasonal displays, while the Evergreen Cultural Centre has arts programming throughout the year. Regional parks and Mackin House are also popular with visitors seeking nature and local history.
What are some hiking trails in Coquitlam?
Coquitlam has forested trails at Minnekhada Regional Park, shaded routes in Mundy Park, and pathways along the Coquitlam River. The Crystal Falls Trail is frequently suggested for a scenic walk with a gentle incline.
What are some family activities we can do in Coquitlam?
Families often explore local parks, visit interactive spaces like Mackin House, or swim at indoor pools and community centers. Rainy days invite creative play and cultural activities indoors.
What are some of the best day trip ideas from Coquitlam?
Visitors often enjoy regional nature parks, seaside walks, or urban excursions to nearby cities known for their dining and shopping. For those interested in outdoor adventure, mountain trails and lakes outside Coquitlam are frequently suggested.
Are there any pet friendly accommodations available in Coquitlam?
Pet-friendly stays can be found in several Coquitlam neighborhoods, including Town Centre and Burquitlam. Many local parks, like Mundy Park, welcome dogs on trails and green spaces.
What are some local tips for visiting Coquitlam?
Bring layers and waterproof clothing, as rain can occur throughout the year. Exploring local bakeries, watching evening light displays at Lafarge Lake, and joining seasonal events in Town Centre Park are often recommended for a richer experience.
What is Coquitlam known for?
Coquitlam is recognized for its community festivals, lush parks, and strong Francophone heritage in areas like Maillardville. The city has scenic lakes, green spaces, and access to hiking trails that draw outdoor enthusiasts.
What are the best hidden gems to explore in Coquitlam?
Exploring the woodland trails around Hoy Creek or discovering heritage at Mackin House are frequently suggested as local favorites. Sculpture walks and community-run gardens also provide a quieter side of Coquitlam.
What are the best foods to try in Coquitlam?
Coquitlam has a lively international food scene, with Korean barbecue, Persian bakeries, and Mediterranean delis frequently suggested. Pastries from local Francophone bakeries and diverse noodle soups are local favorites.
What should I bring for a trip to Coquitlam?
Weather in Coquitlam can be unpredictable, so pack layered clothing, a waterproof jacket, and comfortable walking shoes. If exploring nature trails, bring a reusable water bottle and sun protection.
What is the nightlife in Coquitlam like?
Nightlife in Coquitlam centers around casual pubs, karaoke spots, and lounges with live music. Some neighborhoods also have late-night dining and cultural events, especially near local arts centers.
What are the most popular events or festivals in Coquitlam?
Coquitlam frequently hosts multicultural festivals, outdoor music concerts in Town Centre Park, and vibrant seasonal events around Canada Day and Lunar New Year. The city is known for lively community celebrations throughout the year.
Are there family friendly vacation rentals in Coquitlam?
Many vacation rentals in Coquitlam welcome families and are located near parks, playgrounds, and local attractions. Families often choose accommodations in neighborhoods like Town Centre and around Lafarge Lake for convenient access to outdoor spaces.
All about Coquitlam
Less than an hour east of Vancouver, Coquitlam is a lively metropolitan suburb surrounded by a whole lot of nature. Sitting at the base of the Coquitlam Mountain Range, where the Coquitlam River, Coquitlam Lake, and Pitt Lake converge, the town supports a handful of museums, breweries, and live music venues while still embracing its rugged West Coast surroundings. At the center of it all is Mundy Park, a 435-acre temperate rainforest in the heart of Coquitlam that’s home to deer and black bears. A mix of natural and artificial lakes, including Como Lake and Lafarge, are also within city limits, should you feel the urge for a morning paddle. As you progress further north toward the mountains, the city gives way to the unspoiled Pinecone Burke Provincial Park, home to 94,000 acres of British Columbia wilderness, and part of the original territory of the Katzie First Nation.
What are the top things to do in Coquitlam?
Lafarge Lake
In the 1970s, the city of Coquitlam repurposed a former quarry in the town centre into a 12-acre lake. The result is a peaceful natural space surrounded by the city. The lake has attracted wildlife over the years, and as you make the short loop around it, you can spot resident ducks and otters, and maybe even some rainbow trout poking out of the water. The nearby Hoy Creek Trail is a 1.7-mile path that winds through blue heron habitat and a salmon hatchery.
Mundy Park
Located in the southwest corner of the city, the biggest park in town is full of winding dirt trails that pass through stands of Douglas firs and Western red cedars. Two lakes are home for geese, ducks, and swans, and resident black bears often roam the woods between March and November.
Mackin House
The Coquitlam Heritage Society runs Mackin House, just northeast of Mackin Park. Originally constructed in 1909, this heritage house museum has been restored to its original state, with its interior reflecting the Edwardian period. Public visits are available throughout the year, and special exhibits highlight key parts of Coquitlam’s past, including its role in the Klondike Gold Rush.
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830 of Coquitlam vacation rentals include wifi access
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4.8 Average rating
Coquitlam stays are highly rated by guests—averaging 4.8 out of 5!
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