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Fairmont Pacific Rim

Vancouver, British Columbia

A hotel spa inside Fairmont Pacific Rim in downtown Vancouver, with sauna, steam, pools, cold plunge and thermal circuits, open to hotel guests only.

Modern hotel building facade at night with illuminated green and blue glass panels
  • Luxury hotel room with two beds, floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking water and city skyline
  • Circular hot tub with metal railings on rooftop terrace with stone wall and city view
Photo: Fairmont Pacific Rim via Google

At a glance

Price
$$$$
Signature treatment
Signature Ofuro
Good for
Adults only
Price
Luxury

Fairmont Pacific Rim's spa sits inside the five-star hotel on Canada Place in downtown Vancouver, a short walk from the harbour. It's built around a thermal circuit rather than a single treatment room, with sauna, steam room, pools and a cold plunge meant to be used in sequence before or after a booked service.

The signature treatment here is the Ofuro, a Japanese-style soaking ritual that gives the spa its name and sets the tone for the rest of the menu. Beyond that, the facility functions as part of the hotel's broader wellness offering, which also includes a rooftop pool and fitness center, so the spa visit can be combined with other parts of the property.

Access is restricted to hotel guests, and the spa is designated adults only, so this isn't a drop-in day-pass spot for the general public. Parking is available on-site for an additional fee, which matters given the downtown location where street parking is limited and pricey.

At a luxury price tier, the Fairmont Pacific Rim spa is priced in line with the rest of the hotel. There's no published pricing or hours in what's available here, so anyone planning a visit should call ahead or check with the hotel directly to confirm treatment costs, thermal circuit access fees if any, and operating hours before booking.

Good to know

Can non-hotel guests book a spa visit here?
No, access is listed as hotel guests only, so this spa isn't open as a day-pass option for the public.
What facilities does the spa have?
It includes a sauna, steam room, pools, a cold plunge and thermal circuits, along with ocean views from parts of the hotel.
What is the signature treatment?
The Signature Ofuro, a Japanese-style soaking treatment, is the spa's standout offering.
Is parking available?
Yes, parking is available on-site but comes with an additional fee.
How much does a visit cost and what are the hours?
Pricing sits at the luxury end (tier 4) but exact rates and operating hours aren't published here, so confirm both directly with the hotel at (604) 695-5300.

Details checked October 1, 2026. Prices and hours change; confirm before you go.

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