We stayed here late April 2026 and the Worldmark was great…read more First, the units are older but very well kept. The units were clean and well provisioned. If you needed something, the Worldmark staff provided it. The staff was amazing. They truly were engaging and customer service focused. I felt like they care about my enjoyment with every interaction. We interacted with different staff members and they all were great The units do not have AC but unless the temps are really in the 30s, (80's F) you don't really need AC. Even when it got warmer, the ceiling fans were more than enough. However, if heat bothers you, I would recommend going during a cooler time. The units all have good views with trees or mountains or both. Our unit had a deck with a grill which was great for steaks. Again, everything worked well. The hot tub was good as well. The hot tub was in balance and clean. Hot tubs at resorts are hit and miss but this hot tub was a good. So, my experience was great. Thanks Worldmark Sundance!

I think I love this WM location better than there other Whistler location, but- if you have issues…read morewith walking this is a place NOT for you- but in regards to the views they offer, much nicer! This WM location is more out of town, so unlike the other one you can't simply walk to a restaurant, you have to drive. Plus the other thing that annoyed me here, was that our neighbors were noisy up till 3 am! Loud talking, and when I called front desk to complain there was no answer! Other than that, really enjoyed this place, and would comeback here and recommend them!

Whiski Jack is great. I'm surprised there's only one other review on it as of now. In my opinion,…read moreit deserves more popularity. After staying at some not so great Air BnB's in August of 2017, this was a really nice change of pace. Even if we hadn't stayed at those Air BnB's, Whiski deserves the 5 stars. This seems to be a newer resort and the bedrooms and bathrooms are very nice and spacious. The only thing is, it was confusing in the beginning finding our particular room. That was minor. The bathroom was better and nicer looking than ones I've stayed in as of late traveling. The tub was great for a good, luxurious soak and they included quality soap, shampoo and conditioner. They have a good size, clean and new looking kitchen and we had fun cooking up meals in it. They had all the tools for cooking so it was very convenient. Beds were comfortable and we had a good night's sleep. I would stay here again. I really enjoyed my stay here.

NOTE!! It is on Blueberry Drive but!! You would have to pick up the keys and check in a different…read morelocation in the plaza of the whistler ski school right across from the old Boston Pizza which is now Rosie's restaurant Definitely Recommend! Very Surprise this place was very big had the following: -Pots -Pans -Knives -Cutlery -Laundry Detergent -Dishwashing Soap -Shampoo -Soap -Washer and Dryer -Conditioner -Lotion, -3 towels -6 Seat Dinning Table -Sofa Bed -Love Seat -Single Chair and Balcony that faced the pool and the view of the mountains which was sooo beautiful to wake up to and with natural light. Quite hot in the hallways. Stayed in suite 207 Lots of Closet Space!! It's a 3-5 Minute Drive to the whistler village. The Sound System can only accept a CD, Cassette and has a radio does not have an aux in cord or socket but the TV has a satellite radio channel for different types of music might be better that way. The sofa bed was not comfortable at all you can feel the springs on your back might want to bring extra blankets they had 2 extra blankets they were fleece but at night it became really cold. You throw your own garbage but the only thing that im guessing whistler does not do the organic thing. Parking space is pretty tight if you have a pick up truck. They also provide carts to bring your stuff up which is definitely plus. The Elevator is quite slow and small. The Jacuzzi at the time the jets were not working but it is hot but not as hot. The Heated Pool is warm but not as hot as the Jacuzzi. Overall I would stay here again and definitely recommend it to everyone :)

Stole My Credit Card Number…read more They were rude on the phone. Demanded credit card number to pay for resort fee. Someone then used my credit card number to go shopping online. I traced it down to this company, as I rarely that credit card. Lastly, the room was not clean at all. The cleaning must have been in a hurry. Will not visit again.

I was most impressed by the management who were very fast to respond to my emails and quickly…read morecalled me back answering all of my questions. Living in the US, and paying for a place in Canada was a bit confusing, and there were a lot of steps involved. The oddest point being that I had to go to a Wells Fargo to deposit money directly into their account to cover the required deposit. The location was good, but not the best for skiers. Having to haul our ski equipment to the lifts was a chore. I tried walking it one day, that was a mistake. The four bedroom accommodations were clean, roomy and very comfortable. Everyone was happy with their room. My friends loved the heated floors, the living room fireplace and the hot-tub of course. I felt the neighborhood was a little loud for me, I could hear people partying in the hot-tub across the back yard, and I could hear people walking back from the bars late at night. I think when I have a large number of friends and family visiting Whistler that I will rent here again.

Best value in Whistler. Highly recommend! Location location…read morelocation. Ski down to gondola from gate. Ski back into complex at the end of the day. Stop for lunch. Ski check with staff from 7 to 7. Clean condo. Comfy bed.

Recently stayed at The Marquise in Whistler Village for a winter trip with some family and friends…read more Nice location, the room was spacious and I really enjoyed the loft up top of the kids, really gave everyone enough space. I do also like that the flooring was concrete so we didn't have to worry about disturbing people down below. The building it self was definitely outdated/old. But the room was rennovated. Parking garage could be considered tight for anything beyond a mid sized SUV. My biggest complaint of the room itself, pretty poor lighting overall, so daytime isn't bad with all the sizeable windows but night time didn't leave much lighting at all for us. Just like all vacation rentals, pots and pans and knives are usually an amenity that is there to use, which in this case it was, but just like all other cases, it's of cheap quality and the only seasoning available was salt and pepper. Giving a list of what is there would be helpful for longer term stays so that the renters can prepare. Location was pretty solid, though everything was "walkable" about a mile any which way - i still prefer to drive. Overall a good fun trip, nice place to stay.

After a thorough review and stay, I've chosen to update my review of Whistler Superior Properties -…read morethe management company of the rental we stayed in. In a nutshell, this is a horrible company with terribly unkind staff. I'll attach pictures to show as such. I had several challenges with the room itself, however, upon Dan (the owner's comments) I've elected to update my review (Hi Dan!). In terms of property management companies, the company does not provide a professional nor clean stay (see photos including unidentified puke like substance behind nightstand, trash behind furniture, broken lights, hair in the shower- I'm blonde so explain away Dan). When staff were asked questions, their responses were rude and inconsiderate of what was being stated i.e. "I read the form it doesn't make sense" and their reply was repeatedly "did you read the form". I have a doctorate, I read the form, it doesn't make sense. See attached photos that show that Whistler Superior Properties is not offering what was advertised nor upkeeping what was promised. This is not a clean property nor is this property as advertised as we did not have hottub access. As an owner (Dan), to be attacked for our profession (which has nothing to do with being a guest) upon providing an honest review, is unacceptable. As a professional in mental health, it is my hope that you reflect on constructive criticism as a means for growth. There's plenty of room for growth and development here. We provided feedback on the company's inability to fulfill their promises as publically advertised. It is my hope that you review the photos, review Dan's comments and recognize this property only cares about money and not about people or feedback.

Where to start with this "lovely" property. Looking at the past reviews, first one being from 2017…read morestating that the appliances and decor were lackluster 6 years ago...just providing an update here...THEY STILL HAVEN'T CHANGED. Bea from 2013 also commented on the springs coming through the pull-out couch....we had the same issue with our unit. Our choices were rock hard mattress or springs....either way it was not a pleasant night of sleep during our entire stay. Reading the description of the property and the "amenities" provided, this property is NOT "ski in ski out." Whoever thinks this on the property management team needs to get with the times as the closest lift is at LEAST a 10 minute walk from this place. If you do not book directly through the property site, understand that you will not have the privilege of staying in a specific unit. If you are like me and my wife, and went through another site, your odds of getting anything decent are slim. The "valued" staffed (see my review directly on their site) are rude, unhelpful, and the owner/manager (Hi again Dan! Hope you enjoy this read, bud) struggles to accept feedback and the opinions of guests for what they are by responding with attacking and condescending remarks. Deflection is a great skill this human has as none of the concerns were appropriately addressed. The room we rented for a week was gross, disgusting, and unclean. Hair was on the wall in the shower, utensils were dirty, trash was behind the bed, and the headboard was definitely broken. OH! Let's not forget the puke-looking stain tucked away in the corner in the bedroom. Appliances were outdated and old. Don't bother trying out the bathtub jets as there isn't enough hot water to fill the tub even above the jets to use. If you settle for a luke warm bath after being OUTSIDE ALL DAY, get your noise-cancelling headphones because the jets are loud and sound like something is going to explode. Definitely don't run the tub after quiet hours. Same goes for the washing machine/dryer, which are also outdated and incredibly loud. The room we rented definitely had an old-musty smell to it, despite the cleaning staff having just been in there prior to us having access. (See above problems with cleanliness in the room (Dan neglected to address these issues when we were there during our stay). Be mindful of what you are booking if you ever decide to stay at this property as you could easily be misled into booking something that isn't what it seems. Pictures of our unit were manipulated to seem larger and nicer than what they actually were (photographer did a great job...the only person that was there that actually did their job well). If I could rate this property lower, I would given the price you have to pay to stay here for outdated furnishings, appliances, and decor that doesn't make any sense at all. Please look into other properties as there are a TON of options in the village that are closer, cleaner, and have much friendlier and helpful staff.

I wanted to celebrate my 50th birthday with some snowboarding at Whistler. I was very particular…read moreabout what I wanted, a ski-in-ski-out condo, close to a village with a hot tub. Aloha Whistler delivered. Pictures and descriptions online always leave me with a little doubt. And properties are rarely as good in real life as they are online (like any of us). But in this case the place we rented at Cedar Hollow was exactly as advertised and then some. They were extremely responsive, answered every one of my countless annoying questions with grace ("where should I get a massage? How far is the trail from the house? Can I get groceries delivered*?, Can we get in early?" etc). The service was fantastic and I would absolutely rent through them again. Then even left a bottle of wine and birthday card for me when we arrived. I would highly recommend them. *For grocery delivery, check out Nesters Market and ask for Gerry!

From the very first email inquiry up until we left the unit we rented through Aloha Whistler, our…read moreexperience was top notch. Every woman I corresponded with, either by email or on the phone, was kind and responsive. When we needed something, they were there for us, even going so far as to bring a new BBQ when ours wasn't working and their maintenance man (who came pronto) was not able to repair it. Their recommendations were spot on. But, mostly it was their stellar attitudes and desire for our family to have a wonderful Whistler experience that makes them stand out.

I have taken hundreds trips in my life and have never, ever complained about anything ... But Do…read moreNOT ever book with Whistler Reservations (http://www.whistlerreservations.com). They are misleading and will take advantage of you by alluding to some great hotel room you are getting which you will not. I was sent links with specific pictures and descriptions of the "exact" room I would be getting (it had the specific room number on it). When we showed up it was some run down tiny room which didn't even have a blanket on the bed. When I called Stuart (the manager of Whistler Reservations), he told me I did not ask specifically over the phone what I would be getting (even though it was clearly stated on the web page link he sent to me himself). He told me my cache must be pulling up some old webpage that he did not send. We showed up thinking we would have a kitchen and had all our groceries in tow. We then told we would have to pay a large fee to "upgrade". Since we did not want our money to go to waste from all the groceries we bought or stay in this run down tiny room - in which the bed consisted of 2 twin beds pushed together and mattresses looked like they were over 30 years old and extremely uncomfortable. We were moved to a different location for our "upgrade" and were told specifically, multiple times by the front desk at our original check in that we would not have to pay for parking at the new location. Well when we showed up we had to pay $15/day for parking and there was "nothing they could do about it". I hope this does not happen to any one else. Be very wary of this company and its scams!

Contrary to Kiersti, I have had a wonderful experience with Whistler Reservations. I have just…read morebooked my January 2016 trip to Whistler and after a frustrating time trying to compare accommodations, lift tickets, ski rental, etc on a myriad sites like Trip Advisor and others and also trying to go direct, I happened across the Whistler Reservations website. Using the chat facility, I got more information in 30 minutes than I'd been able to piece together in the previous week! They fired off quotes and I was able to compare options easily and quickly, and everything I needed was included, including accommodation in Vancouver. Everything I was told about the rooms and the photos I was sent matched what I was able to see on other sites, and I had no reason for doubt until I read Kiersti's review. To be fair to Kiersti it sounds like I should reserve my final opinion until I actually get to Whistler and see if I get what's been promised but for me, it's so far so good and I'm impressed.

Like everyone else, I'm pretty sure this year has been feeling like one of the longest never ending…read morestories of our lives!!! 2020 please end soon ... please!? Needed this dayscape - via the magnificent Sea-to-Sky Highway to the majestic mountain enclave - Whistler - in beautiful British Columbia! Folks be prepared - you will be tempted to stop several times on the drive up. Spectacular views during the daylight hours will leave you breathless!!! This review is done under - Whistler - but encompasses the drive up, the beautiful scenery, the mountains & forest that are all part of an amazing nature built province ('State' - for all those in Merica) of BC. And no, BC does not belong to Britain but to Canada. Don't laugh I've been asked this question before! I won't get into the whole Commonwealth technicality but yes if one is leaning towards that angle I guess you could say - the Queen does own the whole of Canada as we pay mega bucks as in millions each year to the UK - to be part of the British Empire! Oh how lucky we are!? So Harry & Megan got tired of this British royalty life & escaped to a quieter environment in ... Hollywood!?? Ok then!!! The big draw to Whistler is in the winter - skiing & snowboarding. The Blackcomb & Whistler mountains are world wide renowned & super popular! Hiking & mountain biking takeover in the summer. Whistler is mighty expensive so bring all 5 of your credit cards! There are a few good restaurants as well but please make reservations ahead of time or you'll be left hopping around to find whatever's available. Of note & in no particular order but worth trying, Oso Bar (Spanish) - make reservations this spot is fire (thank you manager for the complimentary dessert), Lucia Gelato (try the Ginger flavour), Fat Tony's Pizza (open till 3am so could be a real life saver), El Funiture Warehouse aka All Food @ $5.95 Everyday - that's like $3 bucks US right!?! Everyone eats here, superstars, the rich, the average Joe - there's no class rules when your starving & don't want to blow a lot of money - you will save money eating here!!! Avalanche Pizza, Splitz Grill (can be pricey but it's the burger you design so blame yourself for the hunger causing your mind to go crazy with so many toppings) & finally tacos at La Cantina. There's a few more spots including fine dining but that will be for an update after covid-19 ends. I'm real hesitant to go inside & prefer to stick to patio dining for now, as much as I can. The Whistler Village area is real easy to walk around in & you'll only need to drive if you have to go further up the mountain. I have been coming to Whistler since the early 90s & have stayed in many hotels & condo rentals. Definitely shop around & prebook your stay before coming up here. However, today's trip was just a day trip escape from the big city & was thoroughly enjoyed. The drive from Vancouver takes 90 minutes or less depending on how fast you drive - longer if you stop along the way & or make a pit stop in Squamish, a beautiful town & worth the stop - see my Squamish review. Whoa got the shock of my life while walking about! Five years ago on a cruise in the Caribbean, our group met the super charismatic, charming, & so awesome Cruise Director (entertainment) Matt! Check him out on Instagram @ mattcruisedirector. Merica many of you might be very familer with him from the Carnival Cruise Line!!! Couldn't believe he's now living here - currently on the Sunshine Coast of BC but will be relocating to Vancouver. It was a pleasure to run into him & his wife! I had vivid fond cruise flashback memories while chatting with him. That awesome cruise back in 2015 on Carnival Breeze was phenomenal!!!!! It was a total awesome riot! I discovered my island paradise - Curaçao! Side note - Vancouver & Whistler hosted the 2010 Winter Olympics! I can tell you from first hand experience with actually being involved in the Olympics as a volunteer - it was so spectacular an event!!!!! Vancouverites today still speak highly of it! Super natural Whistler is highly recommended if you've never been - so do check it out! Come experience Whistler & be wowed!!! You will exhale & feel that - we got this ... life is good after all!!!!!

Just a heads up to those of you thinking to get the edge or season passes. They've made the refund…read moresystem as much difficult as they possible could. I purchased the 5 days edge pass in May without realizing that my mom will need a knee replacement surgery this coming winter. As soon as I know the surgery is happening in this coming winter, I put in a request online to refund my money at the beginning of July. They not only asking you to fill out a mile long form with all those emails going back and forth, you are also requested to get all the signed documents from the doctors for approvals. It's been 2 months and I am still waiting for the refund. I've been going to Whistler for more than 30 yrs, this year is the worst experience ever.

Boyfriend booked this Resort in Whistler where we would be within walking distance of the Blackcomb…read moreslopes, Upper Village, several restaurants, shops, and a neat little market place that sells fresh vegetables and coffee grounds. + Complimentary wifi, but so slow. - Our room had a mildewy smell. It opened up to the outside, like a balcony without the balcony. It has a microwave, a coffee maker (no filters), one spoon, and a fridge. + Our twin beds basically took up the whole room and we used one bed to lay out all of our items - Parking is underground for $15 a night. Steep, but at least you don't have to deal with the snow. We never really figured out if we could park for free at night on Lots 4 and 5, the free day lots. + Housekeeping comes by on the third day or so + Swimming pool is heated, hot tub is heated. Both are outdoors. I banged my knee trying to get indoors as fast as I could from the outdoor hot tub. + The bathroom floor is heated. We loved it and spent an unacceptable amount of time lounging in the bathroom. - The toilet flush is so weak it can't even handle the tissue paper. We never had to use the plunger but a plunger is provided. - The walls are thin. We could hear music playing and the toilets flushing from our neighbors. + Store your skis and snowboard at Affinity Rentals, which re-opens at 8am. If you are heading out early, check your boards in at the front desk. Based on the price and the negatives mentioned above, boyfriend and I decided this resort was just a-okay.

We have owned here for 25 years, the only 2 things I could gripe about lodging wise are the sounds…read moreof the elevator use, and the width of the parking. I drive a large SUV to pack everything needed for our 5 adult family. The furnishings are always clean, current, the bed is comfortable, I'm told the twins and the couch bed are comfortable. Kitchen is functional and the pots, pans, flatware, cooking knives are all serviceable, a little on the cheap side, but are most likely to walk off with 50 weeks of use each year. If I could withstand the excitement activities physically I could stay a little longer; but when a bear chased me off the golf course and Canada will not allow firearms to protect my self, I have missed the last 6 years. Prior to that Canada closed its borders due to COVID, so I am a little peaked at now 6 years of paying $3000 in maintenance fees without having use of the resort.

Second time here, and second great experience here. We had a…read moretwo bedroom, which we stayed at both years. The place was really cozy, and really felt like home for the 6 days we stayed both years. The apartment was really nice and well kept, had a fire place, two balconies facing the olympic sign, had wifi and a murphy bed The place came fully stocked with clean silverware, towels and plates, along with a dishwasher, and laundry machines (essential when snowboarding for 6 days) We had a spot in the garage for our car rental, which is awesome because there is not parking in whistler village And last but not least they had a heated pool and an awesome Jaccuzzi, which we lived in after a long day on the slopes I liked that the place was close to a lot of food and bars, but only downside is its an annoying walk to the mountain in the morning with all your gear (but hey you can't have it all) Will be coming back here for sure