Hotels in Whistler
Free cancellation options if plans change
Earn rewards on every night you stay
Save more with Member Prices
Check prices for these dates
Where to stay in Whistler?
Pinnacle Hotel Whistler Village
Pinnacle Hotel Whistler Village
Blackcomb Springs Suites by CLIQUE
Blackcomb Springs Suites by CLIQUE
The Westin Resort & Spa, Whistler
The Westin Resort & Spa, Whistler
Crystal Lodge
Crystal Lodge
Whistler Peak Lodge
Whistler Peak Lodge
Summit Lodge Boutique Hotel
Summit Lodge Boutique Hotel
Aava Whistler Hotel
Aava Whistler Hotel
Hilton Whistler Resort & Spa
Hilton Whistler Resort & Spa
Pan Pacific Whistler Mountainside
Pan Pacific Whistler Mountainside
Whistler Village Inn And Suites
Whistler Village Inn And Suites
Fairmont Chateau Whistler
Fairmont Chateau Whistler
Whistler Cascade Lodge
Whistler Cascade Lodge
Executive - The Inn at Whistler Village
Executive - The Inn at Whistler Village
Legends Whistler, by Lodging Ovations
Legends Whistler, by Lodging Ovations
Listel Whistler, a Coast Hotel
Listel Whistler, a Coast Hotel
Mountain Side Hotel Whistler by Executive
Mountain Side Hotel Whistler by Executive
Four Seasons Resort Whistler
Four Seasons Resort Whistler
Sundial Hotel
Sundial Hotel
Pan Pacific Whistler Village Centre
Pan Pacific Whistler Village Centre
Evolution Whistler, by Lodging Ovations
Evolution Whistler, by Lodging OvationsGet last-minute hotel deals in Whistler and save more
Check out pet-friendly hotels in Whistler
You may also like family-friendly hotels in Whistler
You can also stay at hotels with a spa in Whistler
Go beyond your typical stay in Whistler
Our prices for hotels in Whistler are cheapest in November
Price trends for hotels in Whistler
Top neighborhoods in Whistler
Whistler Village
Boasting a picturesque pedestrian village and award-winning design, this resort municipality offers activities like alpine skiing at Whistler Blackcomb, mountain biking, and hiking. Easily accessible via the Sea to Sky Highway and Whistler Shuttle.
Upper Village
Upper Village delivers ski paradise at Whistler Blackcomb with stunning mountain views and outdoor thrills. The pedestrian-friendly area buzzes with après-ski energy around the Fairmont Chateau Whistler. Blackcomb Mountain Gondola whisks you to adventure while the Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre offers a glimpse into Native heritage. Dining ranges from cozy cafes to upscale restaurants serving mountain-inspired cuisine. Accommodations include luxury hotels and ski-in/ski-out condos perfect for powder hounds. A free shuttle connects you to Whistler Village every 15 minutes, making car-free exploration a breeze throughout this alpine retreat.
Village Centre
Village Centre in Whistler is the ultimate playground for mountain lovers with its pedestrian-only plazas buzzing with energy. You can hop on gondolas to world-class slopes or shop at boutiques tucked into charming timber-framed buildings. After hitting the mountains, the après-ski scene takes over with lively bars and restaurants serving up poutine and craft beers. Getting around is a breeze with the car-free village core connected by heated walkways. Choose from luxury mountain lodges with hot tubs or ski-in/ski-out hotels that put you steps from the action. Early mornings offer peaceful exploration before the village comes alive with the sound of adventure.
Whistler Creekside
Whistler Creekside delivers the mountain magic without the village crowds. Ski-in, ski-out access at the Creekside Gondola puts you right on Whistler Blackcomb's legendary slopes. After hitting the powder, wander along peaceful Fitzsimmons Creek or take in stunning views of Nita Lake and Alta Lake. The alpine-style plazas create perfect spots for watching skiers come down the mountain. Lodge-inspired restaurants serve hearty meals perfect for refueling after outdoor adventures. Accommodations range from slope-side condos to vacation rentals, most offering mountain views and cozy fireplaces. The free shuttle connects you to Whistler Village when you want more action, but many visitors prefer Creekside's relaxed, local vibe.
Blackcomb
Blackcomb's pedestrian village is a winter wonderland where skiers glide overhead and luxury meets mountain magic. The village square buzzes with après-ski energy, while high-end chalets nestle into forested slopes. World-class ski facilities and summer hiking trails promise adventure in every season, with the iconic Blackcomb Gondola whisking you to breathtaking alpine views. The dining scene ranges from casual slope-side cafés to upscale restaurants serving Pacific Northwest cuisine and fondue. Car-free zones make exploring a breeze, with heated walkways connecting shops, spas, and accommodations. Most visitors stay in ski-in/ski-out hotels or private chalets where mountain views come standard.
Top landmarks in Whistler
Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort
Whistler Mountain Bike Park
Whistler Village Gondola
Whistler Mountain
Fairmont Chateau Whistler Golf Club
Whistler Village Stroll
Peak 2 Peak Gondola
Scandinave Spa Whistler
Learn more about Whistler
Carved into the Coast Mountains, this alpine paradise transforms from winter wonderland to summer playground without missing a beat. Glide down Whistler Blackcomb's legendary slopes, then warm up in the award-winning pedestrian village with a local craft beer. The Squamish Lil'wat Cultural Centre offers fascinating insights into indigenous heritage between outdoor adventures. Summer brings mountain biking trails that attract enthusiasts from across the globe. The Audain Art Museum houses impressive Northwest Coast First Nations works in a striking contemporary building. For family fun, hit the bubly Tube Park for snow sliding without the skiing skills. After dark, the village buzzes with après-ski energy as visitors compare tales of powder stashes and spectacular wipeouts.
See all hotels in Whistler
Check out reviews of Whistler hotels guests love
Whistler Cascade Lodge
"Easy and convenient place to stay in whistler."
Whistler Village Inn And Suites
"This property was in an excellent location in the center of Whistler village, Very convenient to restaurants and the whistler gondola. The room was clean but needed some attention to maintenance details of which I informed the hotel of. They were very responsive."
Pinnacle Hotel Whistler Village
"Great visit. We've stayed here multiple times. Great for couples. Management has been nice as well. And the location is perfect. There is a parking fee, just a heads up :) but worth it, cos once park you'll be right in the village and will barely need to park anywhere else."
Sundial Hotel
"Awesome place, friendly people, fantastic location, many different types of rooms. The kitchens are so handy."
Four Seasons Resort Whistler
"Beautiful property Large spacious rooms Attentive staff"
Legends Whistler, by Lodging Ovations
"Our second stay in Legends, with two young kids. We love how spacious it is, well equipped kitchen and big bedrooms. The staff was very accommodating for any extra requests ( extra stay at the pool and parking after our check out time). For some reason this pool is always busy with families and kids and we loved it. Also great location for hanging out at the plaza in front of Dusty’s! Coming back for sure 👍"
Executive - The Inn at Whistler Village
"Had a great stay. Staff so nice and helpful. Shout out to Marnie who went out of her way to assist us and hustled to ensure we had excellent service. Clean room. Nice to have a little kitchen too. Perfect central location in the village."
Fairmont Chateau Whistler
"Good, convenient location, close to shopping and restaurants. Their shuttle service is very convenient, takes you to three or four stops in the town, about every 15 minutes. Their café, Portobello, good for morning coffee and quick breakfast, although they sell out of the popular items early in the morning. They also have coffee and tea service in the room. The Mallard Lounge is a fun place to hang out in the evenings. Live music, and food available. Good bar too, with excellent service. Our room was comfortable, although dated. The carpet looks a bit worn out as does the furniture. The lighting is very muted, apparently a Canada requirement? The light bulbs are dim, with no overhead light, the room stays dark, with dark furniture. Lots of shelves and roomy closet. Bathroom is ok size, shower is teeny tiny. There is a bathtub. Towels are decent, although the hand towels are thin and worn out. Housekeeping is hit or miss. First day, they didn’t clean the room, even with us gone for over five hours. Said they were too busy getting rooms ready for future guests. We did request the cleaning when we left in the morning. But they should also take care of current guests. They apologized and sent a fruit basket and Prosecco as a further apology which we appreciated. This is a huge resort, with many rooms. Lots of traffic, so the rooms take a beating. All in all, good staff, decent amenities."