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4 Star Accommodation in Whistler

Whistler is the largest skiable area in North America. Every year some 39 feet of snow fall, blanketing Whistler and Blackcomb mountains’ 8,000 acres of skiable terrain, drawing skiers and snowboarders of all abilities from around the world.

In the valley between the mountains lies Whistler Village, a friendly, charming and mostly pedestrianized resort where leisure, luxury, culture and a whole lot of indulgence collide. Four-star hotels form the core of the accommodation in Whistler, ranging in style from grand all-inclusive lodges to luxury resorts and independent boutique hotels and condos.

What to Expect from Whistler’s Four-Star Hotels

Many internationally renowned hotels – think Westin, Hilton, Marriott – are just steps from Whistler and Blackcomb’s lifts, giving you great access to the mountains and their views. Many of Whistler’s four-star hotels are on Whistler Way and Chateau Boulevard, on the south side of Whistler Village.

Whistler’s four-star hotels are tastefully decorated, with roaring log fires, heated outdoor pools and hot tubs, which are perfect for soaking ski-sore muscles. Or you could opt for a four-star hotel on the edge of town, where you will wake to impressive lake and mountain views.

4 Star Adventures in Whistler

As the host of many of the 2010 Winter Olympic and Paralympic events, Whistler is widely known as a winter sports hub, but summer here is big business too, and there are many wonderful warm-weather experiences to keep you entertained.

Enjoy a round on world-class golf courses, take a helicopter or floatplane excursion over the glaciers, head off along endless hiking trails and, if you’re feeling fearless, visit the adrenaline-pumping Whistler Sliding Centre and experience speeds of up to 77 miles per hour in a bobsleigh.

Whistler’s Arts, Culture, Shopping and Apres Ski

A stay in Whistler isn’t all about sport. You will find several art galleries, dozens of designer boutiques and sporting equipment stores, excellent restaurants serving international and local cuisine, state-of-the-art spas, and, of course, the legendary apres-ski nightlife, where you can sip warming cocktails by roaring log fires in the swankiest of bars.