British Columbia, Canada
Budget-friendly dorms and private rooms. Shared facilities create a social atmosphere. HI Whistler Hostel and Pangea Pod Hotel (Hostelworld).
Small boutique properties to large chain resorts. Various amenities like pools, hot tubs, and restaurants. Check (Booking.com) or (Agoda).
High-end service, premium amenities, direct ski-in/ski-out access. The Fairmont Chateau Whistler, Four Seasons Resort Whistler, The Westin Resort & Spa. (IHG Hotels)
Smaller, independent lodges or boutique properties feature a rustic or personalized experience and distinct charm. Consider house-sitting with (TrustedHousesitters).
Kitchens or kitchenettes, separate living areas, often multiple bedrooms. Ideal for families or groups.
Platforms like Airbnb and (Vrbo) offer a wide selection, with more space and kitchen facilities.
Whistler RV Park & Campground has RV sites and tent camping. Nairn Falls Provincial Park Campground offers a rustic experience. Backcountry camping needs permits.
Check specific property websites for unique amenities, like pet-friendly rooms, hot tubs, or specific views.
Whistler includes several distinct neighborhoods, each with its own character and advantages. Select an area to match your preferences for ambiance and convenience.
An extension of Whistler Village, slightly quieter. Whistler Olympic Plaza, Audain Art Museum, and more budget-friendly lodging.
Mainly residential and light industrial. Nesters has a large grocery store. Function Junction is an eclectic area with local businesses.
Advance booking is , especially for peak winter (Christmas, New Year, February-March) and summer (July-August) seasons. Book 6-12 months in advance for the best selection and prices during these times.
Condos and vacation rentals are ideal for longer stays. They feature kitchens and laundry. Many properties offer discounts for extended bookings in off-peak seasons.
While generally newer, some properties hold an iconic place in Whistler's development. The Fairmont Chateau Whistler, for instance, is one of the original grand hotels.
Many accommodations in Whistler are accessible. Inquire directly with properties regarding specific accessibility features and services.
Here are illustrative examples of accommodations, categorized by budget and style. Check current availability and reviews for up-to-date information.
Pangea Pod Hotel, Whistler Village.
HI Whistler Hostel, near Olympic Park.
Delta Hotels by Marriott Whistler Village Suites, Village/Village North.
Pan Pacific Whistler Village Centre, Village/Upper Village.
Four Seasons Resort Whistler, Upper Village/Creekside. Ski-in/ski-out, spa, fine dining, personalized service.
Fairmont Chateau Whistler, Upper Village. Iconic property, golf, multiple restaurants, direct Blackcomb access.
Nita Lake Lodge, Creekside. Lakeside setting, serene atmosphere, unique spa, and dining.
Various exclusive areas. Ultimate privacy, spacious for large groups, private chefs available.
Many hotels and vacation rentals welcome pets. Inquire directly about policies and any associated fees.
Whistler has a very safe environment for visitors. Most accommodations offer secure access and staff support.
Properties are well-equipped for both seasons, with amenities like bike storage in summer and ski lockers in winter.
Parking can be limited and costly in the Village. Many hotels offer underground parking, often for a fee.
During busy periods like holidays and major events, securing accommodation well in advance is highly recommended. Last-minute options might be very limited.
Travel during shoulder seasons (late spring/early summer and fall) for significantly lower prices and fewer crowds. Many properties offer discounts during these times.
Whistler Village is largely pedestrianized, making it easy to navigate shops, restaurants, and lift access on foot.
Whistler Transit System connects the Village to various neighborhoods including Creekside, Upper Village, and Function Junction.
Many hotels offer complimentary shuttle services to locations like the Village or gondolas.
