Hotels in Whistler (British Columbia, Canada)

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3723 hotels in Whistler

  1. Whistler Peak Lodge

    3 Stars
    Relaxing in-room jetted tubs, Boutique mountain-base retreat
    from  $120
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    Fairmont Chateau Whistler

    5 Stars
    Heated lap pool with underwater music, Whistler Experience Guide excursions
    from  $467
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  2. Pan Pacific Whistler Mountainside

    4 Stars
    Mountain-view heated outdoor pool, Prime ski-in ski-out access
    from  $202
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  3. Hilton Whistler Resort & Spa

    4 Stars
    Authentic Javanese spa treatments, Full-service ski and bike valet
    from  $239
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    Pinnacle Hotel Whistler

    3 Stars
    In-room jetted jacuzzi tubs, On-site ski and snowboard rentals
    from  $116
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  4. Crystal Lodge

    4 Stars
    Heated outdoor pool and hot tub, Signature Italian and steakhouse dining
    from  $155
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  5. Aava Whistler Hotel

    3 Stars
    Mountain and golf course views, Year-round heated outdoor pool
    from  $141
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    Cascade Lodge

    3 Stars
    Mountain view balconies, Heated outdoor pool and hot tubs
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  6. Pangea Pod Hotel

    3 Stars
    Designer pod accommodation concept, Whistler Village pedestrian access
    from  $82
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    The Westin Resort & Spa, Whistler

    4 Stars
    Indoor-outdoor swim-through pool, Comprehensive mountain valets
    from  $441
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    Legends

    4 Stars
    Direct Creekside Gondola access, Heated outdoor pool and hot tubs
    from  $160
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  7. Summit Lodge Boutique Hotel

    4 Stars
    Sachi Sushi and Pacific Northwest dining, Quirky boutique mountain identity
    from  $151
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  8. Nita Lake Lodge

    4 Stars
    Convenient Creekside mountain access, Rooftop hot tubs and organic spa
    from  $249
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  9. Pan Pacific Whistler Village Centre

    4 Stars
    Heated outdoor saltwater pool, Whistler Day Spa treatments
    from  $275
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  10. Sundial Hotel

    4 Stars
    Private rooftop hot tub suites, Diverse on-site dining trio
    from  $179
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  11. Adara Hotel

    3 Stars
    Heated mezzanine swimming pool, Stonesedge Kitchen dining
    from  $136
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  12. Listel Whistler, a Coast Hotel

    3 Stars
    Sub-zero Ketel One Ice Room, Indoor whirlpool and saunas
    from  $136
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    HI Whistler - Hostel

    2 Stars
    Convenient public transport access, Cheaky's Cafe and licensed patio
    from  $137
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    Ace Cascade

    2 Stars
    Expansive heated outdoor pool, Dual outdoor hot tubs
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  13. Evolution Whistler

    4 Stars
    Year-round heated outdoor pool, Whistler Creekside Gondola access
    from  $172
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  14. Mountain Side Hotel Whistler by Executive

    3 Stars
    Underground village parking, Private in-room wellness features
    from  $171
    See prices from 6 sites
  15. Delta Hotels Whistler Village Suites

    4 Stars
    Indoor and outdoor heated pool, Dry cedar sauna
    from  $299
    See prices from 12 sites
  16. Whistler Blackcomb VR at Town Plaza

    3 Stars
    Shared outdoor swimming pool, Glacier's Reach private hot tubs
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  17. Executive Inn Whistler

    3 Stars
    Heated outdoor pool and hot tub, Authentic Tuscan dining at Il Caminetto
    from  $164
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  18. Blackcomb Lodge

    3 Stars
    Award-winning Araxi Restaurant + Oyster Bar, Classic alpine village design
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  19. Riverside Resort

    3 Stars
    Unique log cabins and yurts, Authentic Thai dining at Barn Nork
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  20. Tantalus Resort Lodge

    3 Stars
    Traditional ski lodge ambiance, Barrel sauna experience
    from  $146
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  21. Glacier Lodge

    3 Stars
    Upper Village culinary convenience, Boutique alpine condo experience
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  22. Hilton Grand Vacations Club Whistler

    3 Stars
    Prime Blackcomb Mountain access, Heated outdoor swimming pools
    from  $213
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    The Aspens by Whistler Premier

    3 Stars
    Year-round outdoor heated pool, Outdoor hot tubs
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  23. Alpenglow Lodge by Elevate Vacations

    4 Stars
    Year-round outdoor heated pool, Direct access to ski slopes
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  24. First Tracks Lodge

    4 Stars
    Four-season outdoor pool, True ski-in/ski-out access
    from  $228
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  25. Lost Lake Lodge

    3 Stars
    Outdoor heated pool and hot tub, Dedicated exercise room
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  26. Best ski in ski out condo at Whistler

    3 Stars
    Heated outdoor swimming pool, Relaxing outdoor hot tub
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  27. Whistler Premier Resorts

    2 Stars
    Central Pond Creates Tranquil Atmosphere, Convenient Shuttle Access to Ski Lifts
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Whistler is the home of Canada’s outdoor adventure

The city of Whistler lies a couple of hours north of Vancouver in the Canadian province of British Columbia. Whistler is best known for its world class Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort, the largest in North America, however it is not the only draw to the area. The city is also a busy destination during the summer months, with visitors enjoying the hiking trails as well as an assortment of other outdoor activities. The city is well-equipped to cater to its thousands of tourists and the city centre offers everything guests need from shops to bars and endless entertainment.

Explore the vast area of Whistler Blackcomb

The ski resort of Whistler Blackcomb is truly world renowned and an extremely popular destination for winter sports enthusiasts from across the globe. Split into two areas, Whistler and Blackcomb, the skiable terrain stretches close to 10,000 acres and contains more than 200 individual runs. Plus, with an average snowfall of over 10 metres per year, it is clearly the main focus of the town of Whistler. Being easily accessible from Vancouver further increases its appeal and many visitors to the resort are making day trips up from the bigger city. That said, the city of Whistler is much larger than a typical ski resort and has an abundance of accommodation ranging from budget hostels to grandiose hotels and luxury resorts. Thus, it is also a viable option for a weekend break with many visitors taking advantage of deals which include ski passes and often transport from accommodation to the ski gondolas. The two main gondolas heading up to the mountains are separately located to the south and east of the town centre, but are within walking distance. The gondolas are also open for those not wishing to participate in any snow sports, instead just wishing to enjoy the spectacular views from the top of the mountain.

A thriving city centre

The core of Whistler is referred to as Whistler Village and lies at the south edge of the city, close to the Blackcomb Excalibur Gondola station. It is modelled in the style of a European ski village and is where the majority of the shops, bars and restaurants are located. Visitors are not short for choice when it comes to dining; there is a wide range of international cuisine on offer. Similarly, the bar scene is extensive, with an array of pubs, clubs and bars across the centre. A night on the town is a popular activity after a day on the slopes, although there are also dozens of bars and restaurants up in the mountains as well. Another focal point in the city centre is the Whistler Olympic Plaza, an outdoor performance area which was one of the centre points of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games held in Whistler and Vancouver. Accommodation in the central village district mostly consists of larger properties, including many of the internationally renowned chain hotels that are present in Whistler. These have the added convenience of being close to gondolas and enable visitors to easily explore the city centre on foot.

Not just a winter destination

Over the years, Whistler has continued to spread outwards and as a result much of the accommodation is away from the core village. The area surrounding Green Lake is around three kilometres north of Whistler Village and contains many of the smaller and independent hotel choices. This includes an array of cottages and cabins tucked into the hillsides and the views are usually spectacular, particularly during the snow-covered winter months. By contrast, in the summer months there are several campgrounds open as guests come to enjoy the summer side of Whistler. Whistler Mountain Bike Park provides very popular summer activities, utilising the gondolas and ski lifts. Once the snow has melted, golf is another prime cause for getaways to Whistler. There are several renowned courses in the region, including three at championship standard. More non-snow based sports and adventure can be found further afield into the nature, including fishing, rock-climbing and white-water rafting. Dog-sledding and snowmobile tours offer an alternative to snowboarding or skiing during the winter months.

Lakes and parks in the surrounding areas

The area surrounding Whistler contains even more natural wonders and there are several day trips available for visitors. The Lost Lake Park is situated just to the east of the urban core and is a well-frequented spot throughout the year. The lake itself is a picturesque postcard image with the snow-capped mountains and dense forestry as a backdrop. During the winter, it is home to the best cross-country skiing and snowshoe trails and by summer it is a relaxing spot for picnics and enjoying the sunshine. It is even within walking distance of many of the hotels in Whistler but often feels a world away from the busy built-up centre. Around ten kilometres south along the Sea-to-Sky Highway lies the Brandywine Falls Provincial Park, another natural highlight. Focused around the seventy-metre-high falls, the small park is a popular location particularly when driving between Vancouver and Whistler. The drive itself is an impressive sight with magnificent mountain peaks, several lakes and vast forest areas showcasing exactly what Canada is famous for.

When to book a hotel in Whistler

  • Cheapest month: November
    $192 per night
  • Yearly typical price
    $347 per night
  • Peak month: February
    $678 per night

Frequently Asked Questions about Whistler

  • When is the cheapest time to book a hotel in Whistler?

    November is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Whistler, with typical prices around $192 per night based on 1,216 price comparisons.

  • When are hotel prices highest in Whistler?

    Hotel prices in Whistler are usually highest during February, with typical prices around $678 per night.

  • How much does a hotel in Whistler cost per night?

    Hotel prices in Whistler usually range from $145 per night to $967 per night, with typical prices around $347 per night.

  • How do hotel prices in Whistler change throughout the year?

    Hotel prices in Whistler are typically lowest in November at around $192 per night, rising to around $678 per night in February.

  • September

    2026

    $314
    $162$502
  • October

    2026

    $199
    $145$339
  • November

    2026

    $192
    $145$334
  • December

    2026

    $355
    $165$670
  • January

    2027

    $547
    $363$895
  • February

    2027

    $678
    $353$967
  • March

    2027

    $461
    $326$553
  • April

    2027

    $277
    $131$454
  • May

    2027

    $338
    $190$462
  • June

    2027

    $308
    $236$376
  • July

    2027

    $368
    $273$486
  • August

    2027

    $355
    $166$454

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