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 The building it self was definitely outdated/old.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.

For the price and the spaciousness of the suites it's hard to beat in Whistler. It's right by the…read moreFairmont in a quiet area and they have underground parking and an outdoor pool and 2 hot tubs. I couldn't believe how large the 1 bedroom suites were, they could definitely sleep 6 people. It was probably bigger than our apartment and had a huge living room and fireplace. We chose it because we wanted to make our own meals while in Whistler as there are less vegan options there than Vancouver and were quite happy with the kitchen and space. There is no daily maid service FYI, but this was expected and fine with us. You have tons of fresh towels in the bathroom anyway. We stayed on the 3rd floor and the only thing I would fault is that it was a little too hot. We opened the tiny window in the living room and had some fans on but I can imagine in the height of the summer it would get quite hot especially if you were cooking in there too. Having some AC in the building would be really nice. But if it's in the winter time, it would be fine as well as there is a nice fireplace that can heat up the suite quickly. For pool towels you have to go to the front desk, the only thing I found odd was that the pool towels are TINY. I am a small girl and it would barely fit around me, so I could only imagine if you're a guy or bigger boned that the towel would seem more like a hand towel to you. It's the smallest full sized towel I've ever seen. They expect you to only take one and to reuse them so they don't run out, but I don't see how that would work as you can barely dry yourself with one let alone cover up. The room itself was very comfortable, the hot tub was quite hot and we had an enjoyable stay. I would definitely recommend staying here especially if you have a bunch of friends or a family as there's enough space.

We stayed two days here. It took a long time to check in with other guests waiting. A 4pm check in…read moreand a 10am check out is inconvenient. Our small room had a huge bed, a bit of furniture and a fan for the heat. We used the pool and hot tub and after we put or towels over the shower curtain rod to dry and the whole curtain assembly crashed to the floor. I managed to get it back up and the same thing happened the next night. I found that to charge a deposit for pool towels a bit tacky especially in the fact that if the towels are not returned to the check out counter they will charge you $15.00. We won't be back.

Unbelievable experience. Erik and Mo were the best. Once in a lifetime opportunity, wouldn't have…read moremissed it for the world.

Have gone twice now and off the charts both times. I simply couldn't recommend this place more…read more GREAT pilots and guides and great terrain. Friendly staff and well run operation! WARNING: you will be jaded on resort skiing for the rest of your life!

I have really good experience with this company, they found me a really good package for way less…read morethan what I could find myself. Very helpful staff and always reachable. Would book with them again immediately. Robert

Hi, last year I was very happy with the ski holidays I booked with this travel agency for winter…read more Have to say we got a good deal to stay in whistler, I believe it was 40% discount for the hotel and they also arrange the rest of the activities I wanted to do last winter. Highly recommend to try heliskiing, to do that in Whistler was awesome!

I stayed from Dec. 27th-31st, 2017 snowboarding. I kept extending with fresh powder! Good value &…read moreflexibility for stay over the holidays. I would recommend or stay again. Staff are friendly, helpful, & patient. I altered my reservation several times (even confusing myself) before & after arrival. A special thanks to ALEX. Thanks for being so good at what you do ALEX!! Well designed, clean, streamlined, & easy to locate, & parking lot is spacious & can accommodate large vehicles. (I drove an RV.). Spacious common area, dinning area, & lounge. Both storage room for luggage & gear are very organized & perfect as it's on the way in and out of the main entrance. Well stocked & clean kitchen. Cafe in lobby has lattes & espressos with basic breakfast sandwiches& snacks made in house. Serves beer. The bus (all snowboarders & skiers take this) stop picks up/drops off directly in front of hostel & goes to Creekside & Whistler Village etc.. Runs about every 15 minutes from about 6AM -3AM (basically 24-7). Bus prices approx. are as follows: CAD$ 2.50 Exact cash-pay on bus CAD$ 7.00 Unlimited daily pass-buy at front desk CAD$22.00 Book of 10 tickets-buy at front desk Only down side- You must go to Creekside or Whistler Village for services. There ARE NONE (NONE) here. It's strictly residential. ONLY a small bodega across the street with Phillipino food.

This hostel is great find. What i liked: - it is clean and…read morehas lots of facilties - reasonable price - every 30nmin a bus leaves to whistler - free parking It felt more like staying in a hotel than a hostel.

Very unsatisfactory, my pillow was made with a green crusty stain across it. Cramped and stuffy…read morewould not recommend.

I stayed here with some friends in April 2012. It is located about 3kms south of the Whistler…read moreVillage but there is a bus stop just down the road so you can easily access everything you need in Whistler. We stayed in a Private family room that had a double bed on the bottom level then there were stairs leading up to the next level with two single beds. Shared Bathrooms were down the hall and were clean. One of the best things at this Hostel is that there is a huge kitchen that has every utensil/spice/whatever you could need in a kitchen and also has a comfy lounge area. It seems to mainly be used by the ski club and then renting the rest of the rooms out. The only problem with this place is that it closes in the middle of the day so if you arrive too early then you cannot access the accommodations and are forced to leave your luggage in a storage area, there also seems to be some fairly strict rules. Overall it is one of the most affordable options in Whistler and one of the closest to the Village so its definitely worth staying here if you don't need a party atmosphere.

My friends and I did a day trip to Whistler and as Texans, playing and frolicking in the snow was…read morehigh on our list of things to do. We found this park because it was on Whistler's tourism page. Our bus dropped us off at Whistler Village and then we took a cab up to Bubly Tube Park. With a little more research, we would have known to take the Excalibur Gondola from the Village for free. At the time we went, tickets were only available to purchase when we got there. They have a one or two hour option. Coming in, we had planned on the two hour ticket but ended up with the one hour ticket as it was not crowded at all. For me, this was perfect as it can be a tiring activity. You of course get more bang for your buck with the two hour option. After paying, they do ask you to attach your pass to your jacket or pants. They have a couple of tables and chairs to relax and watch or place your things. There was no lockers that we could see, but that would come in handy. They have an actual gondola on the grounds that's great for photo ops or also to place your things inside. We felt safe keeping our bags there as there are staff members close by. The staff here was super friendly and helpful. Now to the fun stuff. Grab a tube and make your way up the hill. There's an initial walk to the conveyer belts that take you up. At first glance is looks easy but a little effort was needed to get to the lift. Once on there, it's smooth sailing. When you get to the top, you have a few options. There are 2 sets of lanes, 4 lanes in total. It was told to us that one set gets your down faster than the other, but I felt like I went faster on the "slower" one. That being said, both were super fun. We doubled up on almost all the runs, some people went solo. There might be some videos of me giggling like a little girl going down. With the altitude and inclines, I only had two runs in me, but my more fit homies got in 3-4 runs in that timeframe. Overall, we had an absolute blast here. If you have just a day to enjoy Whistler but still want some snow activities, this is it. It's not a time consuming event or as expensive as skiing. I'll definitely come back if in the area again.

Came here while visiting Whistler, CA…read more Our group initially had planned to do 2 hours, but we settled on 1 hour. And it actually was just enough. The day we picked, it was not crowded at all, thank goodness, so we got to take our time and take tons of pics. We couldn't book online. Maybe because it's first come first serve. When we arrived via ride share. This is the process from what I remember. We went to the front. And were asked to fill out the booking info and waiver online via QR code. Sadly they don't have wifi, so I had to borrow my friends phone to do this part, since I was on airplane mode. Once we completed that. We went over the mini bridge and paid at the window. It was about $25 US/1 hour, card only, no cash. You pay, and then put on a ski badge so it's visible. Then pick up your tube, and drag it up the hill (it's a work out for real), and then they tell you how to take the auto crosswalk (like at the airport) up to the top. It was cool to the skiers/snowboarders right next to us the hill. It's a trek to get to the top of that hill with the 4 seperate lanes (2 regular/2 a little higher up). But a lot of fun sliding down it. I did about 3 runs total, all of them in a duo. Our group was adults. But there was also families, and kids enjoying. Fun for all ages for sure.

A lovely stay. We went for a work trip and had a great experience. The gondola was so convenient…read more Kit held an event for our company and was our mixologist. He made it such a pleasant experience. I will say though the food was not that great...

I'll be honest, I don't often stay at Fairmont properties. This may have been the 5th one I'd ever…read morebeen to in my life. That being said, it was dated, the breakfast setup and options were abysmal, and there were flies everywhere they served food - ick! The pools and hot tubs were comparable to other hotels in the area, the food options at the pool were not exciting, especially for the sticker shock. I called down to see if I could order the seafood chowder from the Mallard to bring to the pool -- they mentioned they dont really have that as an option at the pool because of the possible "spill factor," but I found that odd since they were tolerant of kids drinking their virgin daiquiris in the pool with negligent parents not supervising. There was much confusion and chaos but eventually I was able to place my to go order and have my lunch at the pool (almost 2 hrs after my initial call to the number listed in the room guide for the restaurant, which is actually just the number to the front desk of the hotel -- counterintuitive!) The sandwich shop downstairs was the highpoint of the dining experience for the hotel -- clearly they have some room for improvement for their more pricey/upscale dining options. The adults only pool was in the shade for much of the day and the loungers/tables/entry/exit options nearest that pool were super inconvenient -- so much so that I suffered the kids pool to get my workouts in. The room we were in was really old, musty, and had disappointing pillows, sheets, and thin/well-worn towels. At the rates they charge, even in the "off-season," they are in dire need of upgraded linens. That small thing would go a long way. The customer service was mostly great, with the exception of a couple of people I interacted with. I imagine it is difficult to deal with the kind of people who walk on air through the halls of the best hotels in the world, but I am not that person -- and still felt a couple employees missed the mark with regard to that top-notch customer service the Fairmont brand prides themselves on.