Whistler Hotels

Where to stay in Whistler

In Whistler, choosing to stay in one of the key neighbourhoods can enhance your visit considerably. Simply start with Whistler Village, the central hub that offers seamless access to amenities, numerous shops, and a variety of restaurants. Nearby, Upper Village, known for its proximity to Blackcomb Mountain and the Wizard chair, provides convenience for avid skiers. Creekside, featuring quick access to the Creekside Gondola and a charming commercial district, is ideal for those looking to balance outdoor adventure with local dining experiences. For budget travellers, Cheakamus Crossing is a sound option, as the former Athlete’s Village offers affordable accommodation and a frequent bus service to the central areas. By exploring rents through Skyscanner, visitors can comfortably select the best neighbourhood to suit their Whistler adventure.

Best hotels in Whistler based on location

If you’re heading to Whistler, you won't go wrong with staying at either the Pinnacle Hotel Whistler, Aava Whistler Hotel, or Adara Hotel. The Pinnacle Hotel Whistler stands out as the closest to the city centre, being just 0.21 km away. You’ll love the quick access to all the key amenities and attractions right at your doorstep. A bit further but still highly convenient is the Aava Whistler Hotel, located just 0.27 km from the centre; you’re within easy reach of both city conveniences and popular landmarks. Similarly, the Adara Hotel, situated 0.31 km from the city centre, offers a delightful short walk to central Whistler. Each of these hotels provides exceptional accessibility to the heart of Whistler, allowing visitors to maximise their time exploring the city. Use Skyscanner to find the best deals and enjoy a wonderfully central stay in Whistler.

Good value hotels in Whistler

Consider staying at the Pangea Pod Hotel, Aava Whistler Hotel, or Pinnacle Hotel Whistler on your Whistler getaway. Pangea Pod Hotel stands out with its cosy pods, uniquely communal setting, on-site dining options including a restaurant and bar, and free WiFi, providing an engaging yet convenient experience. At Aava Whistler Hotel, you'll find a rejuvenating atmosphere with features like a soothing spa and sauna alongside a well-equipped fitness centre for your workout routine. Additionally, this hotel caters to environmentally conscious guests with an electric vehicle (EV) charging station. If you're looking for versatility in your accommodation, Pinnacle Hotel Whistler has got you covered with its in-room kitchen, complete with a microwave and coffee maker, allowing for flexible meal preparations. The property also offers both an outdoor pool and a fitness centre for leisure and exercise needs alike. Let Skyscanner help you compare offers to find the perfect fit for your travel requirements.

Family-friendly hotels in Whistler

For families planning a trip to Whistler, you’ll find several hotels that offer convenient amenities tailored to travellers with children. The Four Seasons Resort Whistler stands out with its airport shuttle service and game room, ensuring smooth transportation and hours of entertainment for young ones. Babysitting services provide parents with much-needed personal time. At Hilton Whistler Resort & Spa, children’s facilities create a welcoming space for younger guests, while the outdoor pool offers a safe, enjoyable area for family swim sessions. Babysitting options ensure a stress-free experience for parents. Fairmont Chateau Whistler is another excellent choice, featuring a game room and indoor pool, so weather won’t hamper your plans for fun. The hotel's babysitting services mean parents can also find time to unwind.

Whistler's top attractions

Experience the best of Whistler by visiting some of its standout attractions. Take a ride at the Whistler-Blackcomb Ski Resort, the largest in North America, known for its diverse terrain and freestyle parks. If mountain biking is your thing, the Whistler Mountain Bike Park offers over 50 thrilling runs, featuring a 4,900-foot vertical drop. Immerse yourself in local heritage at the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre, where you'll find rich displays of the Squamish and Lil'wat First Nations' art and culture. Discover the charm of earlier times with a visit to the Whistler Train Wreck, a family-friendly hike leading to an intriguing outdoor art gallery made of box cars from a 1956 derailment. Lastly, for more leisurely activities, Lost Lake Park provides perfect conditions for cross-country skiing in the winter and offers scenic walking and cycling paths during the summer.