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Whistler Village sits at the feet of Blackcomb Mountain to the southeast and Whistler Mountain to the southwest. Most of the hotels are located here, and it's close enough to walk to both mountains' gondolas. Another option is Whistler Upper Village, closer to the base of Blackcomb mountain—it's farther from eating and shopping, but lends more of a feel of seclusion in nature.
Condos are another good option for large groups, families, or those who desire a bit more privacy. ResortQuest Whistler (604-932-6699; www.resortquestwhistler.com) represents more than 900 area accommodations, ranging from studios to five-bedroom homes. Most come with a full kitchen, fireplace, entertainment system, parking, and access to an outdoor pool or hot tub.
Not everybody comes to Whistler simply for the skiing: If you're a fashion-forward type from Vancouver or elsewhere looking for a weekend away, you might find...more
In both prestige and size, the Chateau has towered above the Blackcomb base since 1989, and none of the dozens of megalodges that have followed has displaced...more
The Fairmont may have come first, but it's no shock that its main luxury rival is the Four Seasons, where the butter-yellow paint is still wet from the...more
Steps from the Whistler Village Gondola, this modernist block is "central to everything." Mountain-style digs include suites with deep tubs and steam rooms....more
Most ski villages have a budget option that stands out for skiing practicality. After all, design and decor matters little to hard-core types who just want to...more
At the alpine lodge between Whistler and Blackcomb mountains, suites have private balconies with views of "insanely gorgeous peaks and valleys." Earth-tone...more
This two-year-old property, which emulates Viennese Secessionist architecture, is "right in the middle of it all" and near a ski lift, hence the perfect...more
The Summit has fashioned itself as a purveyor of "Western Zen," with touches such as a 24-hour yoga channel, yoga mats, serene water features, and sand gardens...more
This neo-rustic West Coast resort has "mountain cozy" fireplaces, soaking tubs, and furnishings of local pine and hickory. At Aubergine Grille, the menu...more
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