The library. The coolest place to be. It's also quiet and full of intelligensia. Read and feel better.
Whistler Public Library
Based on 140 reviews
Jiyou
a month ago
I visited around lunchtime on a weekday, and the atmosphere was peaceful and quiet. There were a few people reading and studying, but it wasn’t crowded at all perfect for focusing. The interior was clean, well-organized, and felt welcoming.
One of the best parts is that free Wi-Fi is available, so it’s a great place to bring your laptop and get some work done. There are seats by large windows with beautiful forest views, and quiet study zones are also available.
There’s also a dedicated area for kids, making it a family-friendly spot. The displayed artwork and colorful decor add a warm and inviting touch.
The building itself has a stylish and modern exterior. Right behind the library, there’s a small park great for a walk or a picnic after you’re done reading.
Whether you’re visiting Whistler and need a cozy space to read, study, or get work done this library is a true hidden gem.
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May Zhagro
a year ago
Love the Whistler Public Library. It’s so nice from the outside and the inside has so much resources available. Other than books, there are also many library programs to join, laptops to sign out, study areas, board games, and spaces for quiet reading. There are also some art throughout the library to check out. It was very peaceful when I went in and I enjoyed checking out the resources available.
Jithin C
a year ago
A nice little library in an aesthetically built building. Feels heavenly during winter, watching the flurries and snow outside through the large windows. I won't call it very quiet, but the other factors make it a place worth spending a few spare hours you may have. If being among books sounds relaxing or fun to you, don't hesitate to drop in for a visit on your next Whistler trip.
E K
a month ago
There is an older librarian here with short brown hair and glasses. Sure enough, every visit, She makes it her top priority to discipline my 2 toddlers for doing anything other than breathing. Apparently, there needs to be a psychological screening or MBTI test prior to employment.. as you shouldn't be a librarian if you yell at small children instead of just speaking to the parent.
A Chen
a year ago
What a beautiful library. It's quiet with a wide range of workstations. The library also has varieties of local activities listed on the calendar. Highly recommend to stop by this library while you are visiting Whistler.