Whistler Hotel Guide - Peak 2 Peak Gondola hotels in Whistler, Canada.

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"Room was clean and comfortable. Pool was closed for repairs which is no big deal for us. Rooms feel a bit dated. "

"The room was fully equiped. Loved the fireplace and that we could cook and eat in our room."

"Late check in - the staff was welcoming and pleasant. The hotel presentation is wonderful. "

"Lovely location, friendly staff, nice amenities. Loved our stay there!"

"Please be aware of parking outside the hotel loby!! Nice 50$ ticket after 5 minutes of parking!!."

"The entire complex was clean and beautifully decorated. It is right at the bottom of whistler mountain. The gondola is only 300 feet away . Perfect location. Grocery store and restaurants close by and only 5 minute drive to whistler village, also bus stop close by."

"Great value hotel with good sized room and in a really good location in whistler. Friendly staff and a decent pool and spa area for winding down. Only minor issue is lack of changing room space in the pool area."

"The property was a 2 bedroom condo. It had lots of dishes, utensils, glasses, pots and pans for cooking at the unit. They even had a cake pan so you could celebrate a birthday, if needed. It has nice decor with matching accents. However, the massage chair needs to be reupholstered and a new non-stick frying pan would be nice. There is lots of local literature available but a pen and paper to take notes would have been helpful. We never met any staff and didn't know how to reach anyone for problems.There were nice towels, bedding, pillows, shampoo, conditioner and soaps.There was an extra TV in the Master suite, but it needed the proper cord to make it work, what is in the room did not work. Also, an extra chair in the living room is necessary if four people are staying overnight. The hot tub was private and wonderful, but posting the directions for how to get to it would be helpful. We really liked the accommodations and enjoyed our stay but just a few things would have made it perfect. Especially an number to contact someone if something had gone wrong. "