Decided to try this even though the Yelp views weren't that impressive for the price. Our massages…read morewere scheduled for 10:15 and we arrived at 9:50. The walkway was not very well cleaned of snow and for us golden Agers this wasn't a good thing. You check-in after walking a couple hundred yards from where you park, less if you're dropped off at the turnaround. One area going slightly downhill could use a railing for snowy rainy days. You are checked in and given two towels and a rope and a key to a locker. You need to bring a swimsuit and sandals. After changing you are than led to a room for an hour massage. I had asked for a Deep message and what I got was far from that. Very disappointing!!! My wife had the same experience. Next you shower and go to the different outside areas. I started with the cold pool then the hot pool. Next the sauna on to the Eucalyptus room and the Relaxation Solarium. It's a beautiful property and they stress QUITE! The one pool with a waterfall was closed for maintenance. I like the Eucalyptus Room and Solarium the best. After showering, we had a very good lunch. The overall experience was really spoiled by the poor massages!

A beautiful, clean and relaxing spa experience nestled in a forest with a mountain overview…read more We had a couples massage which was one of the best massages I have ever had. The therapists knew their stuff and knew how to get at problem areas. Usually spa massages are just okay - this one was worth it. The spa reminded me of places in Iceland - lots of areas to take on different hot and cold therapies and relax in between. It was great to have a silent and digital detox rule to not hear everyone else's conversations. We went on a sunny day which made the hot areas a bit too hot for my personal taste, and nervous about sunscreen sweating off - but I'm not about to complain about being outside in a beautiful area with mountain views. Also very reasonably priced given the quality of the experience.

The best deep tissue massages I've ever had. Dena came highly recommended from a very good massage…read moretherapist friend of mine who is on maternity right now. She knows exactly where to go, to work out all my tensions. Her pressure was just perfect and it didn't hurt at all. Felt so much lighter especially around my shoulders and neck areas after my appt. I'll be back regularly

Dena is a Stone Master! I have never met a more innovative…read morestone masseur. She is passionate about the stones working with them on a deep level to heal the body, the mind, and spirit. Dena combines Shiatsu therapy and hot and cold stones to achieve a perfect balance of yin and yang, in sensation and overall healing effect. She is intuitive, her massage has a nice flow, leaving you feeling like you've spent that whole day relaxing by a cool river in the warm sun. She is strong, she can really dig in there if that's what your muscles need. I would have a massage every day if I could!

We decided to get away from the lower mainland for a few days and I am so glad we did …read more We stayed at the lodge and took advantage of all its amenities for a real staycation . This is my second time at the spa and 1st time staying at the lodge . What a beautiful property. We booked into the spa to treat ourselves . We went in early to get our sandals and robes and take advantage of the facilities. We started off in the rooftop Hot Tub which was a bit cooler than usual but with the sunny -2 temperature it was a great start to the day . We then took a break in the fantastic steam room, which was so relaxing . Moving into the relaxation room we enjoyed herbal teas and flavoured water while we waited for our services. I had the Nita Lake Signature service with Katie . A full body salt scrub , followed by a mud wrap. While wrapped up and absorbing the mud you are treated to a fantastic mead massage . Then whisked off to the showers to clean off with your skin feeling buttery soft . Back into the treatment room for an amazing 1 hour full body massage . This is the perfect way to spend a day even if you don't ski .

One of the best spas I've been to. Great amenities, friendly staff, amazing RMT. The hot tubs had…read morethe perfect view of the mountains. Loved the relaxation room and steam room too. Highly recommend getting a treatment here. After your treatment check out cure lounge!

RMT Stacey is excellent. Best massage you can get. Knowledgeable and caring. Will come to your…read morehotel.

Stacey is Awesome! She is very professional and always on time. I've used her services for the…read morelast two years during the summer after long days on the bike. She listens to what areas need work and knows what she is doing. I would highly recommended her.

What an amazing experience! I was in town for vacation and needed some help with a very stiff…read moreneck from a car accident a few weeks prior. I had already had Cranial Sacral Massage massage and traditional deep tissue massages in seattle prior to our trip but neither offered enough relief. Our check in receptionist recommended Whistler Integrative Wellness when we asked her about a well regarded bodywork spot, and I am SO glad we took her recommendation. I saw Nick Wittenberg for an Osteopathic appointment (which I had never experienced in the states) and had almost complete relief after the appointment. Thank you so much, Nick! I only wish I could continue going here for care. Definitely a 5 Star experience!

Preamble: i'm deftly afraid of needles - as a child i had to be restrained for a blood draw,…read moresecondly i was raised in the 80's in an eastern european family - something like acupuncture was considered as good as snake oil. The story: may 14, 2018 i suffered a horrible ski crash severely damaging my C5-7 nerves from spine to fingertips of my left arm rendering it as sturdy as a flailing empty garbage bag - no electrical signal whatsoever. By November my atrophy started reducing in my arm but the entire shoulder blade area was still unresponsive - my scapula winged so much my shirt would get stuck pulling it off. The only thing i had going for me was the perseverance to heal. So i decided to try acupuncture, i was willing to try anything. During my first session with Chris my shoulder blade area twitched for the first time. Over the next days the area kept 'fluttering awake.' i decided to keep seeing Chris weekly and it made all the difference - in january my healing progressed so much that my physio was giving me exercises he hadn't planned on assigning me until spring. Furthermore, he assigned me 10 new exercises because of my progress (up from 3-4/month since the crash). At this time my neurologist was forecasting a year until full recovery. It is now the second week of may and i have full mobility and am transitioning this month to traditional gym exercises and swimming laps. I'm now just rebuilding muscle lost to many months of atrophy. Chris is a true passionate healer! What makes him different is his approach - no bullshit, explanations in layman's terms, eagerness to help and inform and lastly he is constantly researching and staying on top of the tech/discoveries in his field (it was actually the laser therapy that 'popped the cork') and relaying the info to the patient. O ya, lastly, Chris needled the shit out of me and not once did i even flutter with anxiety.

Great Care Too Notch Quality…read more Very knowledgeable chiropractor with varied techniques and solutions Nice Office, all you need, no fluff. Overall great experience.

For out of the area traveler coming to Whistler to ski they were wonderful. They got me adjusted to…read morewhere I could continue my ski trip.

As a yoga fan; I love going to different classes when I travel and had not been to Yogacara in…read moreseveral years so decided - with legs that craved some serious stretching after a long hike the previous day - to attend a class. Booing is easy through the Mindybody app and classes are reasonably priced at around $20 US for a 75 minute class. We did the Vinyasa class. It's a small studio with village views and class sizes are limited . We had 10 people in our class. Everything is already laid out rest to go - Mats and blankets and props are encouraged. The class was very good. The teacher asked beforehand if there was anything she needed to know before class which is important when teaching new students and her practice was very good, taught very well and very safe. In the years since I have been here, I became a yoga teacher with two credentials and it has given me more insight into practice and instruction- and I have realized that many cues are often not the safest such as pigeon but this instructor was great and very well versed in sage alignment. The only thing I don't love and I have noticed it on both visits as well as my daughter picking up on the vibe, is that it does not have a warm or friendly vibe. I cannot pin point it but it does not encourage me to come back - but maybe it's because it's a class full of strangers due to this being a tourist spot . Small point as the studio and instruction is great. I felt much better after the class and ready for another hike !

Just a warning: Over new years I was sick and called the phone number that was on google to cancel…read moremy class, it went to voicemail so I left a message. When I recieved no response during the day, I went in at the start of the evening class to asked what I can do about a credit. The instructor didn't seem to belive me to be sick and asked me to join the class or write to the owner but that I had missed the chance for a refund. Unfortuatnely a couple days later I tested positive for Covid. I wrote Emily, the business owner, with a screen shot of the google listing. She implied that I was faking it and trying to get out of the class with a loophole and said, "No, we did not get your voicemail and I do not recognize that number. I've been in touch with Google to see what happened. We don't take voicemail at this time." Then she berated me for harassing her employee. Follow up from Emily: "I've processed a refund to your credit card, upon your demands, in the hopes that you do not return to the studio."

Everything was smoothly until I almost finished the appointment there. The physiotherapist Jamie…read moretold me that the initial charge was wrong, that I was a visitor in Whistler, it should be charged additional $ 20 CAD. No body asked those info during my checking. So I am highly doubt there is such a policy there. The other reason that she decided to charge me more could be she felt she took care of two things at one visit, epicondylitis and plantar fasciitis. In reality, I told her the diagnosis. She spent 2 minutes on my feet. If you want to go there, really be careful about the random questions during the visit, as they can use it as a proof of additional charge. I wouldn't recommend this place at all.

Injured on the mountain severely enough to need care but not high priority enough to be seen…read morequickly by emergency room, I sought initial help at Peak Performance. They saw me despite being fully booked for the evening, did a few checks and predicted one of two types of injuries and recommendation to visit the ER the following morning when it will be less crowded. They equipped me with an amazing quality brace, and lent me crutches. The following morning one of their diagnosis was confirmed via X-ray at the ER. I really appreciate their willingness to see me and offer guidance. We were so impressed by their knowledge and service that my husband set an appt for a nagging injury he'd been nursing for months. They did fantastically with him too the next day, putting him on a much better path to recovery. If you need help for your broken body, go to Peak Performance.