Whistler Accommodation

In Whistler Blackcomb, the choice of accommodation runs from self-catering suites and condos to B&Bs, two- and three-bedroom townhouses, and a good selection of hotels, up to the 5-star level of the Fairmount Chateau Whistler and the Four Seasons.

There are a wide range of accommodations at an equally wide range of prices. Most of the hotel accommodations are in Whistler Village and that is where you should stay if you want to be nearest to the main shopping area and the nightlife.

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Westin Resort and Spa

The Westin Resort and Spa is Whistler’s only all suite, full service hotel and spa and is fantastically located in the centre of Whistler Village just a short walk from the gondolas accessing both Whistler and Blackcomb mountains.
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Fairmont Chateau Whistler

The luxurious Fairmont Chateau Whistler is located in a stunning position at the base of Blackcomb mountain. Book here for the majestic Grand Hall lobby, 550 beautifully appointed guest rooms, outstanding Vida Wellness Spa and excellent dining options.
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Four Seasons Whistler

The Four Seasons Whistler is one of Whistler’s top resort properties, offering top quality accommodation and service in a relaxed and calm environment, and conviently located 5-minutes walk from Blackcomb Mountain.
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Sundial Boutique

One of the best located properties in Whistler, the Sundial Boutique enjoys fantastic mountain views and a close proximity to Whistler Village bars, restaurants, shops and importantly the gondolas.
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Pan Pacific Whistler Village Centre

Located just moments away from the base of Whistler Mountain yet in the heart of Whistler Village - close to the restaurants, shopping and nightlife of Whistler, the Pan Pacific Whistler enjoys the best of it all.
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Pan Pacific Whistler Mountainside

The Pan Pacific Whistler Mountainside has arguably the best postcode in Whistler Blackcomb - the closest property to the base of Whistler and Blackcomb mountains. A holiday here offers true convenience in a boutique hotel with outdoor swimming pool and two hot tubs above the skiers' plaza giving uninterrupted views of the majestic mountains.
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Adara

The Adara hotel is a new boutique property brilliantly situated in the centre of Whistler Village whilst being steps from the Whistler and Blackcomb gondolas. The 41 chic and contemporary rooms are designed with a simple elegance that sets the Adara apart from Whistler’s other hotels.
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Delta Whistler Village Suites

Located in the heart of Whistler Village North, the Delta Whistler Village Suites are conveniently located in walking distance to the centre of the village, the gondolas and Whistler Marketplace.
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Legends Whistler

Legends is a condominium property located in a ski-in, ski-out location at Creekside. Visitors will soon appreciate the Creekside Express Gondola, which is much quieter than the ski lifts at Whistler and Blackcomb base, offers fast access to the ski area and shorter lift queues.
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Nita Lake Lodge

Whistler’s newest 4-star boutique hotel is located in a stunning position overlooking Nita Lake, just a short distance from Whistler Creekside and the ski lifts from Creekside to Whistler Mountain.
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Tantalus Lodge

The Tantalus Lodge offers one of the best value condominiums anywhere in Whistler combined with a bonus of being located just 250m from the centre of the village and the gondolas to access Whistler and Blackcomb mountains.
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Where to stay in Whistler

If you come here privately, in a group or with a family, shop around before you book. The easiest way to book is via Whistler Central Reservations by telephone on +1 800-9447-8537 or www.whistler.com. Finding a room is not a problem with over 115 hotels and condominiums providing over 5,400 rooms. “Slope side” properties are defined as those with less than a five-minute walk to the lifts or ski areas, but there are many more options if you wish to stay outside the village.

Unfortunately due to the geography of the area and high amount of residential development there is a lack of true ski-in ski-out accommodation in Whistler. Only Cedar Creek, Painted Cliff and the Marriott Residence Inn allow you to ski straight to your back door from the Magic Chair on Blackcomb.

The choice runs from self-catering suites and condos to bed and breakfasts, two and three-bedroom townhouses, and a good selection of hotels. For those on a budget and wanting to self cater, the standard of accommodations is still very high and a one-bedroom den unit will sleep three, but those seeking higher levels of luxury will find plenty of places to splash out in. If you are booking a townhouse or chalet in the valley, you may have to commute to the Village on the bus every day to ski. If you are staying a bus ride away from the mountain be sure to check your equipment in at the storage facilities in the base lodges.

Some hotels are large and expensive, like the Westin Resort & Spa at the foot of Whistler Mountain, and the Fairmont Chateau Whistler over at Blackcomb, but there are cheaper well-situated hotels like Crystal Lodge and Listel Whistler Hotel, as well as smaller alternatives like the charming Chalet Louise in Village North, with just eight bedrooms. The new Nita Lake Lodge in Creekside is a new kind of ‘boutique hotel’ that prides itself on being unique experience through its design and personalized guest service.

For backpackers there are a few options for dormitory style accommodation. The cheapest is the Whistler HI, located right on Alta Lake. Unfortunately it’s quite remote from the village and is serviced by only four buses per day. The Southside Lodge in Creekside is convenient and gets great reviews. The noisy UBC Lodge has limited privacy and is frequented by school groups.