Cascade Lodge

Frank Lukacs
a month ago

No room service and we never seen housekeeping on our stay...but other than that, very easy to walk the village from either direction as the hotel is fairly central. Great pool and hot tub. Nice little deck with a view of the pool and mountains. Overall a really nice place to stay. Don't forget to check out El Furniture just across the way from the hotel. Really good food that wont break your wallet. Cheers!

Mallory T.
3 months ago

We had a nice experience here during our two day stay. It's just across the street from the North Village, the check-in process was easy, and the room was cozy but perfect for what we needed. The only negative thing that really stood out to me was that carpet was very stained and could use a thorough clean or replacement. Overall, this was a great place for the location and value.

Lauryne Hartman
3 weeks ago

The Cascade Lodge is our go to spot to stay in Whistler. It’s so nice to have 2 hot tubs and a huge heated pool! Depending on the room, they can be quite tight or quite large. We’ve stayed in both a studio (was nice to have washer and dryer in there) and we’ve staying in a 1 bed which had ample room. The location is amazing as well. Just a stone throw away to the centre of the village but far enough from all the noise at night.

Steve Harris
3 months ago

A bit of a mix of good and not so good.

First off the good (and great!):
- Shower was amazing, hot and powerful.
- Great pool and hot tub area (was spoiled a bit by some patrons playing loud music by the pool but that's the sort of thing you'd expect at a pool at a large place like this).
- Excellent parkade - lots of available spaces and wide bays (great if you have bikes on the back)
- Almost unbeatable proximity to downtown and shops (Peaked Pies just around the corner).
- Desk staff were great helping out with baggage storage etc.

Now for the not so good:
- toilet paper provided was the sort we used to get in school, think, cheap and easy to rip.
- cracked tile in the shower.
- damaged wood work.
- wierd stains on the bedding.
- super noisy AC (but I'm guessing the options are limited for having an external chiller).
- Pin pads everywhere with a mix of instructions from an email with codes to a piece of pare with codes given out at the desk (cards would be so much easier)

All in all it has a sort of tired feel to the place that I have seen in a few places I've stayed at Whistler, Blackcomb and Creekside which I'm guessing is because of the harsh winters.

Lara Struve
8 months ago

We stayed at Cascade Lodge for 5 nights during our ski trip and had a very pleasant stay.
The hotel is a short walk from the gondolas in Whistler Village Gondola in Whistler Village. It’s not right next to the lifts, but the walk is manageable and the hotel offers equipment storage where you can leave your skis, which was very convenient.
The staff were friendly and supportive throughout our stay. The room was on the smaller side, but it had everything we needed, including a very well-equipped kitchen. The outdoor pool area was also great for relaxing after a long day of skiing.
One thing to keep in mind is that parking is quite expensive per day
Overall, we had a great time and would definitely return if we’re looking for an affordable place to stay when visiting Whistler.