Whistler Hotels with Parking

This might be the cheapest Four Seasons I've ever stayed at, so it gets full marks! The sofa can be converted into a double bed, which is more than enough space for two kids. They even provided extra pillows and a double duvet. Upon check-in, we received a welcome card and some desserts. My only minor complaint is that the Caucasian front desk lady didn't proactively offer toys to my children. I had to ask twice, and she only gave them out the second time after checking other people's reviews, which was a bit disappointing. Also, I was surprised the room didn't have a Dyson hairdryer – even the pool areas have Dyson, so the rooms should too! The toiletries didn't smell very good. The bar on the first floor is excellent, highly recommended!

The hotel's location is right in the town center, making it convenient to get everywhere. It's also far enough from the main bars in town, so it's quite quiet at night. The staff provided excellent service, and the hotel lobby had a lovely, resort-like atmosphere. The room wasn't very spacious; after fitting two 1.5-meter beds, there wasn't much room left. I do have to complain about the hairdryer in the room – it looked like it hadn't been cleaned in ages.

Firs of all, the receptionist was very friendly and had a big smile on her face during both check-in and check-out (it was the same lady), warm and nice lobby. Second, the room was smaller than I expected, smaller than what the website showed but it was clean. Third, when I arrived it was almost impossible to find a parking spot (see pic 4) because there were several hotels in the same area. I had to wait in my car for about 20 minutes until someone finally left so I could park and check in. Fourth, hotel parking is quite expensive $34 per night for self-parking and $39 for valet. The underground parking lot is right next to the garbage room (see pic 5) which was disgusting and horrible. I also saw two guys working in the parking area and they seemed really unfriendly. If they ever film another Conjuring series this could be a perfect location. To be fair, I did notice that several other 4 star hotels in Whistler have similar parking conditions: dark, old and dirty. Fifth, it was a bit cold at night and I tried to adjust the room temperature but it didn’t work. I mentioned this to the lady when I checked out. If you asked me if I would stay there again, probably NOT. The price is okay for the room and the location is very convenient there’s an Old Spaghetti Factory inside the hotel and several bars, restaurants and shops are just 5–10 minutes away on foot.

The price-performance ratio is acceptable for summer travel; around $2000 per night is reasonable. The location is excellent, with the Peak 2 Peak cable car right downstairs, making it convenient for dining and shopping in town. The service staff are very friendly. The extra $30 for parking per night is a bit of a rip-off. The kitchen is fully equipped, and you can buy groceries at the town supermarket to cook your own meals. The hotel offers a 10% discount coupon for shopping, which is a good deal. There's a hot tub on the rooftop, perfect for taking Instagram-worthy photos, but you must book in advance. Call early at 9 am, otherwise the prime evening time slots will be booked very quickly.

We have a short stay and I really like how spacious the room is! It’s less than 10 min drive from Whistler and there’s a pool and a game room which we can spend some time with kids. Recommend!

I stayed in Room 203, which was spacious and featured a relaxing Jacuzzi and a cozy fireplace with a beautiful mountain view. The kitchenette was well-equipped with cutlery, though the air conditioning unit was in a bit of an odd spot directly beside the headboard. While the hotel’s location is a plus—being tucked away from the main village noise and offering easy access to bus stops and Evo e-bike parking—the soundproofing within the building was a significant drawback. Because the room is located next to the housekeeping station and near the elevators, I could clearly hear staff working early in the morning, as well as hallway conversations and neighbors operating their Jacuzzi. I could even hear full conversations coming from some rooms while I was waiting for the elevator in the hallway. Additionally, for a 4-star property, I expected more amentities to be provided more than 3-star proper, e.g. slippers and things. And though the bed is soft, but somehow it’s not comfy for my body.

The room was spacious and included a sofa bed. The fireplace kept the room warm and cozy. The parking lot was large and convenient, and the service was excellent.

Staff: friendly Location: amazing Cleanness: good The amenities were poor, like the ice tray was broken, other rooms that my friends stayed had free tea and milk but we didnt. No sponge. The shampoo was bad, used our own that we brought. Overall really good place to stay.

I understand this is a budget hotel, but I wish it had been clearer that there would be no housekeeping at all during the stay—not even bed-making or basic cleaning. It felt more like an Airbnb than a hotel, although it’s marketed as a hotel. Unfortunately, I also had a strong allergic reaction to the bed, which made it really hard to sleep. The air conditioner was extremely loud, and even when turned off, there was still a constant noise coming from somewhere—possibly the ventilation system, but I couldn't tell for sure. There was also quite a bit of traffic noise from the nearby road (could be a highway). That said, the room was spacious and had a small table to work at, which was convenient. The kitchenette was clean and functional, and the bathroom was in good condition. The closet space was also good (note that I traveled by myself).

The management here was fantastic, very friendly and accommodating. The hotel is within walking distance of the lifts, and of stores, restaurants, pharmacies, etc. The room we had was fairly quiet even though we were on the middle of a party town on a holiday weekend. The only complaint we have is about the front desk staff. We requested hand towels be brought to our room, but the person at the desk at the time seemed to only pretend to care. Unsurprisingly, we never were brought towels and when we came back late, we just made due with what we had. I'm certain the managers would have done it themselves if they'd been at the desk at the time.