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A hotel with multiple floors, a swimming pool with sun loungers, and a view of snow-capped mountains.

A restaurant with a stone fireplace, plush seating, and a bear-themed artwork above the fireplace.

A multi-story hotel with a central courtyard, surrounded by snow-covered trees and mountains in the background.

A person in a white robe sitting on a balcony with a view of a snowy mountain and forest.

1. Hilton Whistler Resort & Spa

Whistler Village

Gomedas

฿5,001

฿6,894 total

includes taxes & fees

11 Oct - 12 Oct

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Top Whistler Hotel Reviews

Whistler Village Inn And Suites

8/10 Good

"Pretty solid room overall. Only downsides were the shower's water pressure was quite low and the hot plate for the kettle didn't work properly. Other than that it was everything you'd expect and need from a standard hotel room."

Legends Whistler, by Lodging Ovations

10/10 Excellent

"Such a beautiful spot and highly recommend."

Sundial Hotel

10/10 Excellent

"Check-in was very easy and the staff are friendly and helpful. Our suite was spacious and comfortable with a balcony and mountain view. The hotel had nice attention to details, such as a well-outfitted kitchen (toaster, electric kettle, coffee maker) and ear plugs in case Whistler Village gets noisy, which we didn’t end up needing, but we appreciated the touch. Our suite could have used a few more pieces of furniture such as: A small table to go with the balcony chairs so you have somewhere to set your coffee/tea while you’re sitting outside. An armchair or bench/reading nook in the bedroom corner (or move the dresser here), which felt like dead unused space. The bedroom was plenty big, but the bed was too close to the closet despite there being a lot of unused space in the opposite corner. But things like this aren’t dealbreakers; they’re improvements that would make the suite comfortable not only for a short-term stay, but a longer-term visit as well. We had a great time in Whistler and would stay at the Sundial Hotel again."