9 Best Hotels in Whistler, British Columbia

Adara Hotel

$$$ | 4122 Village Green, BC, V0N 1B4, Canada

With its designer furniture (think curvy white Verner Panton chairs) and a vibrant color scheme of reds and browns, the Adara provides an urban alternative to the typical ski-lodge experience. There are four distinctive room configurations, all with spacious bathrooms with rain-shower heads and electric fireplaces, as well as sophisticated surfaces in local wood, stone, and other natural materials. Some rooms have private terraces. There's an outdoor pool in summer and a year-round hot tub.

Delta Hotels by Marriott Whistler Village Suites

$$$ | 4308 Main St., BC, V0N 1B4, Canada

Not only is the decor warm and inviting, the apartment-size studio and one- and two-bedroom suites are great choices for families and were renovated in 2014. What's more, kids 17 and under stay for free when sharing space with their parents. All units have kitchens, fireplaces, and balconies—even their own washers and dryers. Pets are also welcome. The Brickworks Public House is very child-friendly during the day, before the pub crowd takes over at night.

Fairmont Chateau Whistler

$$$$ | 4599 Château Blvd., BC, V0N 1B4, Canada Fodor's Choice

Just steps from the Blackcomb ski lifts, this imposing-looking fortress is a self-contained, ski-in, ski-out resort-within-a-resort with its own shopping arcade, golf course, and impressive spa. The cavernous lobby has a grand fireplace and standard rooms are all comfortably furnished, and most have mountain views. Rooms and suites on the Gold floors have fireplaces, whirlpool tubs, and their own concierge, as well as access to a private lounge where you can enjoy a complimentary breakfast in the morning and hors d'oeuvres before dinner. Guests on concierge floors also get free Wi-Fi. The resort's Wildflower Restaurant serves fine Pacific Northwest fare, as well as a delicious breakfast, against stunning mountain views. And the Artist in Residence program is always intriguing.

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Four Seasons Resort Whistler

$$$$ | 4591 Blackcomb Way, BC, V8E 0Y4, Canada Fodor's Choice

This plush nine-story hotel gives alpine chic a new twist with warm earth tones and wood interiors, big leather chairs beside the fireplace in the lobby, and amazingly spacious rooms. SIDECUT Modern Steak + Bar, the hotel's signature restaurant, is laid out around a central fire pit; it's stylish and has quickly become the best après-ski scene in the Upper Village. The luxurious spa has 14 treatment rooms and a wide range of massages and other indulgences. A separate fitness center has a roster of classes, including cardio workouts and yoga. Child-friendly amenities include pint-size bathrobes.

Nita Lake Lodge

$$$$ | 2131 Lake Placid Rd., BC, V0N 1B2, Canada

Within easy reach of the lifts and amenities of Whistler Creekside, this lovely lodge is Whistler's only lakefront hotel, so it feels a world away from the madding crowd. It's spacious, yet has an intimate vibe. Rooms and suites have such impressive amenities as basalt-rock fireplaces, heated floors, and capacious bathrooms with separate showers and soaking tubs. There is a great restaurant and a lounge that are destinations in themselves, as well as a shuttle to take you around town. The spa adds to the retreat atmosphere.

Pan Pacific Whistler Mountainside

$$$$ | 4320 Sundial Crescent, BC, V0N 1B4, Canada

With the very lively Dubh Linn Gate Irish Pub on the premises, this hotel tends to attract the active set, most of whom seem to spend their time on the large deck cheering on skiers as they reach the bottom of the slope. The very comfortable studio, one-, and two-bedroom suites are all self-contained, self-catering units with extra pull-out beds or sleeper sofas so you always can fit one or two more people. Its sister property, Pan Pacific Whistler Village Centre, may not be "on" the gondola (as locals say), but it's central, and a more boutiquey alternative.

Pan Pacific Whistler Village Centre

$$$$ | 4299 Blackcomb Way, BC, V0N 1B4, Canada

Although it bills itself as an all-suite boutique hotel, Pan Pacific Whistler Village Centre feels more like a beautiful apartment building with a fabulous concierge service. By day, breakfast is available at the Pacific Bistro, which by night transforms into The Raven Room: a restaurant and cocktail bar, serving Pacific Northwest-inspired dishes and unique handcrafted cocktails. Suites come in one- to three-bedroom configurations and have fully equipped kitchens, gas fireplaces, balconies, soaker tubs, and expansive view windows.

Summit Lodge Boutique Hotel

$$$ | 4359 Main St., BC, V8E 0B8, Canada

Tucked away in a quiet part of the village, this friendly hotel offers gracious service and one of the area's best values in boutique accommodations. The spacious rooms are beautifully decorated with colorful and quirky tones and original artwork. All units have balconies and fireplaces, and there's a shuttle to whisk you to the nearby slopes. The full-service spa is among Whistler's most exotic; it claims to be North America's only authentic Indonesian-style spa. The on-site Elements is a great grazing restaurant.

The Westin Resort and Spa, Whistler

$$$$ | 4090 Whistler Way, BC, V8E 1J3, Canada

This renovated luxury hotel has not only a prime location at the entrance of the village but also a long list of upscale amenities that will make you want to stay here. The lobby is dramatic, and rooms are chic and cozy, with gas fireplaces, extra-deep tubs, and exceptionally comfy beds. There are also a handful of 1,400-square-foot, split-level suites that are great for families: each has a full kitchen and a loft bedroom with a whirlpool tub. The hotel's large and top-rated restaurant, Grill & Vine, has an open kitchen and fantastic oversized windows. The spa has a mountain-view lounge, and offers facials, body wraps, and holistic therapies. The FireRock Lounge has live entertainment weekly, and is a mellow alternative to rowdy après-ski venues.

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