My wife and 2 kids stayed here for 2 nights - 24th and 25th August 2008. We arrived having taken in the beautiful drive from Vancouver at 11am - far too early to check in but the lady on the desk offered the underground parking immediately prior to us formally checking in. At $19 per night plus tax, it's reasonably... more

Stayed at Summit Lodge for 1 night nice check in staff and lovely restuarants and people. Brilliant views travelling from Vancouver. Room came with kitchenette which was good. Nice and clean. Would stay here again. more

Clean and comfortable, nice appointed rooms, with very friendly staff always happy to answer questions or make recommendations. The location is at the far end of Whistler Village, so you're about a 10-15 minute walk to the lifts, but there's so much happening in the town along the Village Stroll that you'll hardly notice. The only negative: The 4-foot-deep pool... more

We just stayed at the Summit Lodge last weekend for 2 days and 2 nights and had a great time. The check in staff was very friendly and helpful. When we checked in, we were offered a complimentary glass at the restaurant connected with the hotel. (Element) We also had a few questions regarding one of the activities we had... more

The hotel was clean and for the most part quiet. The room had a kitchenette, which was great as it meant we could cut our costs by dining in our room a couple of nights. our room was clean and spacious. It had a electric fire, sofa, hairdryer, shower, TV and all that general stuff you could want. It also... more

Whistler was the fourth of six destinations on our Honeymoon to Canada. We drove there from Kamloops which took 4hrs. I really wish that we had booked to stay for more than 4 nights and had less nights in Vancouver. At first we found Whistler a little strange, a bit like Disney without the music. The place was very clean,... more

Having stayed at a Kimpton or two in the past, I booked this hotel based on its reputation and the price that I got through a reservation service. We just left there after a 5 night stay. I knew we were a little far from the slopes, but at first impression I liked what we saw - the lobby is... more

Whistler is expensive. We've stayed at a number of hotels that charge less than $200 per night and been less than enthusiastic. Sometimes the rooms are rundown; sometimes the neighbours are noisy; sometimes the hot tub is X-rated (not good for a family with a child). This time we were booking at the last minute so we accepted a hotel... more

WE stayed here for three nights in Sept 2007 and had a room on the second floor overlooking the small pool. Last year we stayed for two nights at about the same time and as far as we could tell our room was clean and spotless.This time, on first inspection our room seemed fine, but when we picked up our... more