Whistler Peak Lodge

Yu Lia
2 months ago

The hotel couldn’t have been better.
The staff at check-in were friendly and helpful. The room was perfectly clean, and I immediately felt comfortable. The kitchen was very well equipped, so I was able to prepare my own meals, and there was plenty of space to relax and spend time in the room. There was also enough storage space for all my belongings.
The hotel is located right in the centre, with plenty of restaurants, food options, and shopping opportunities nearby. Two gondolas and a chairlift are also conveniently within walking distance.
If I visit Whistler again, I will definitely stay at this hotel again.

Deb
2 weeks ago

Our room was decent, with a nice view of the mountains far away. Check in and check out were both efficient and hassle free, and we found the place very easily. Underground parking is indeed expensive so we chose to park at Lot 4 which is less than 10 minutes walk away. No complaints at all about the location, being right in the middle of the village with loads of restaurants and shops around. The only negative point we had was the room smelled of food one night, the smell seemed to have come through the air filter from another room where there were people cooking.

Julius Biliran
3 weeks ago

The location is fantastic! The woman at the front desk was very friendly and helpful. The room was well equipped with everything we needed, including kitchen utensils, a washing machine, and a dishwasher.

My mom uses a wheelchair, and I asked if we could have an extra 30 minutes at checkout to make things a little easier for her. The request was graciously accommodated, which we really appreciated.

Very comfortable and convenient stay overall. Would definitely recommend!

Masoud Masoomi (Max)
2 weeks ago

You can't beat the location—it's right in the heart of everything and makes getting around so easy. The suites are clean, cozy, and very affordable for the area. That said, parking and the elevators can be a bit crazy and confusing to navigate, and keep in mind there is no room service during your stay. But if you're looking for a clean, budget-friendly basecamp right in the village, I definitely recommend it!

Corinna
a month ago

The hotel itself is very centrally located. However, here is the first issue: parking is not (!) free for hotel guests. $32 a day is a lot. When I asked at the reception how this could be, I received the arrogant response: "It’s Whistler." Just saying: parking in Banff is free, they have an really large public parking spot. While there was an option to park for free across the street between 5 p.m. and 8 a.m., that is a public lot, moving the car in time the next morning naturally involves a lot of hassle.

To get to the rooms, you have to take a rather odd route around the outside of the hotel and use an ancient elevator; you cannot reach the rooms directly from the lobby.

Furthermore, we had booked a room with a Murphy bed. After lying on it for just 20 minutes, my back hurt incredibly; the bed's metal bar was clearly palpable. So, at midnight, I went to the lobby to get a mattress topper—I followed the lady through the hotel and ended up having to make the bed myself at 12:30 a. m. In the process, I also noticed that the unmade duvet had some truly disgusting stains on it. I emailed the hotel; the manager was supposedly going to get in touch, but (no surprise) I didn‘t get any answer back.

When I‘m coming back to Whistler, I will definitely not go in this hotel.