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Vancouver is one of Canada's industrial hubs and one of the country's largest cities. Its origins date back 10,000 years. It is known as one of the most livable cities in the entire world, according to many. The factors listed above make Vancouver attractive to international students.
Casa Viva is a student housing in Vancouver that provides shared rooms and private rooms. All rooms feature a bed, a shared bathroom, a desk with a chair, a wardrobe, and a window.
The residence offers plenty of facilities and services. These include Wi-Fi, fully-equipped kitchens, a gym, bicycle storage, a living room with a TV, and weekly housekeeping in common areas. It’s one of the best choices to live in for those who worry about living costs in Vancouver for international students.
The property is located on Howe Street, only a 12-minute walk from the centre of the city. It is at the heart of life, energy, food, and entertainment, surrounded by eatery spots, entertainment venues, and other places of interest. If you’re craving a mouth-watering pasta dish, Italian Kitchen restaurant is just a short walk away and it serves Italian fare, including pasta and pizza, in a friendly and inviting atmosphere. The Sandbar Seafood Restaurant is another nearby eatery offering delicious seafood plates in a bright setting.
When you need to do some grocery shopping, the IGA supermarket is just around the corner, and it has a variety of products at good prices to cater to your needs. Before you head off for your busy day on campus, we recommend you go on a refreshing morning walk at May and Lorne Brown Park, where you can enjoy the spacious greenery and the lovely scenery. Over the weekend, you may enjoy a night out with your friends and watch the latest box office movies at Cineplex Odeon International Village Cinemas. You may also choose to go on a shopping spree at International Village Mall, where you’ll find many shops, stores, and boutiques. Another thing you can do during the weekend is go to Sunset Beach Park, where you can relax and bathe in the sun.
**Weekly prices charged from Saturday to Saturday
Must be attending a school to apply for Residences.
Minimum occupancy 4 weeks
Adults ONLY
Placement fee is non-refundable and is charged per student
First change is free provided notification of new date is received more than 2 weeks prior to original arrival. New rates may be applied
Fee charged for every extension requested within 2 weeks from check-out date
Additional conditions may apply for a la carte third-party residences.
** This building listed for informational purposes only. **
Highlights Nearby:
Simon Fraser University - Vancouver Campus is a seven-minute drive, Fairleigh Dickinson University- Vancouver Campus is an 18-minute walk, University Canada West is four minutes away, and the University of British Columbia is 15 minutes away. WB Beach Ave @ Hornby St bus station is five minutes away. Yaletown-Roundhouse subway station is a nine-minute walk.
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Payment & Cancellation
Payment Terms
Installments are available for bookings longer than 16 weeks.
Cancellation Policy
Cancellation policy and late notice handling fees:
If a student needs to cancel their stay BEFORE the check-in date, please send an email as soon as possible to the one responsible.
The timing of when the written notice email is received, if/what penalties may be determined. An accommodation placement fee is non- refundable once the placement letter has been issued.
Date of written notice of cancellation/modification received:
Less that 4 weeks but more than 14 days before the check-in date
Less that 14 days before the check-in date
Penalty will apply:
2 weeks of total accommodation fees are non-refundable
4 weeks of total accommodation fees are non-refundable
If a student needs to leave earlies, the student needs to communicate immediately and be advised of the decision, as penalties are determined based on the timing of notification.

