01 / 04City + harbour outlook
Harbour Room
A curved corner window, generous reading seat and changing light across the working water.
- King bed
- Window seat
- Walk-in rain shower

Vancouver, British Columbia
A waterfront house of cedar, copper and quiet rooms—near the city, open to the weather.
Enter the house ↓At the waterline
Repairing King is close to the city’s momentum and designed as a counterpoint to it.
Cross the copper canopy and the sound changes first. Charred cedar, warm stone and low light bring the scale inward. Harbour weather remains visible everywhere: in the lobby windows, the thermal room, and the seats people quietly choose to keep.



108 rooms / Four characters
Every room is acoustically quiet, layered in Canadian wool and cedar, and anchored by a proper place to sit. Choose by outlook, bathing ritual, or the number of people around the table.
01 / 04City + harbour outlook
A curved corner window, generous reading seat and changing light across the working water.
02 / 04Separate salon
A residential suite built around a copper hearth, with a mountain-facing room for conversation.
03 / 04Private bathing room
A cedar-screened bathing room shaped around warm stone, overhead light and unhurried evenings.
04 / 04Two-bedroom residence
Two quiet bedrooms, a kitchen and a long oval table for arrivals that become gatherings.
A day at Repairing King
Coffee arrives quietly. The seawall is still, the city not quite awake.
Move through steam, rain and the cool basalt pool at your own pace.
Alder opens the room with fire, coastal produce and a view through mist.
A record in the library, a discreet table in the salon, or nowhere at all.
Optional evening
The Cedar Salon
The salon is intimate by design: hosted tables, considered service and enough space to step away. It is one evening choice among many, never the reason the whole house exists.
Our approach to responsible play ↓

Three distinct tables

Eat + drink
The kitchens begin with what is nearby and finish with what tastes right.
Alder works over flame from late afternoon. Glasshouse is for breakfast, lunch and long views. Sixteen-seat Kelp Counter follows a chef-led sequence shaped by the day’s catch and the season’s vegetables. The lobby pours coffee early and nightcaps late.
Ask about a table ↗Warm / Cool / Still
Thermal circuit
The circuit moves from cedar heat to mineral steam, through a cool basalt pool and into a room made only for resting. Booked sessions keep the atmosphere unhurried.

Beyond the doors
The city + the inlet
Walk the seawall before the bicycles arrive. Take a harbour flight north. Follow the concierge’s map of independent studios through Railtown, or stay near the water and let the weather decide.

For staying in

The Listening Room
Records, art books and one fireplace. Borrow the room early for reading or return after dinner when the lights have dropped and the house has gone quiet.
Open to hotel guests throughout the dayGood to know
Rooms are prepared from 3 pm; departure is by 11 am. The concierge can note earlier arrival or later departure requests.
Repairing King is a short drive from Vancouver City Centre Station. Valet arrival and EV charging are available from Alder Quay.
The Cedar Salon opens on hosted evenings, while the adjoining lounge offers a separate setting for conversation and late service.
Step-free routes connect arrival, rooms, dining and the thermal circuit. Adapted rooms can be selected in your request.
Selected rooms welcome dogs. Let us know before arrival so the house team can prepare a bed, bowls and a seawall walking map.
Stay awhile
Request a stay
Share the outline of your visit. The concierge can help with the room, dining and anything that makes arrival easier.
88 Alder QuayA note on play
Decide your time and entertainment limit before playing. Never borrow to play, never chase a loss, and take a break if it stops feeling enjoyable. Support is available through Gambling Support BC at 1-888-795-6111.
Please play responsibly.