What a perfect and a beautiful getaway! Love the location, room, free wine tasting, free s'mores, free hot chocolate, the breakfast buffet, in room dining service was top notch, amazing view from the room! We loved every second of our anniversary celebration. They gave us coupon for free drinks as well which was great. The spa was beautiful and exquisite. Shuttle service to the village is convenient. The only thing I wish was that they mentioned beforehand that valet parking overnight costs 58 CAD which is pretty pricey to not disclose upfront(on our Amex UI). The in room dining service was amazing. My Bolognese pasta was perfectly cooked and husband's Malay curry was great too! read more

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Love Four Seasons resort, came here for a work event, this place was gorgeous and the staff were all really friendly and helpful. This resort was beautiful and the walk to the village area to go shopping was magical. The greenery was unbelievable. The restrooms are super clean and well maintained. They have a lululemon store, which the logo is on the lulu clothes. Which I was super happy about. I bought two jackets there. I love Whistler and this was my first time into Canada and I have to say I have had the best experience. Hopefully i can make it back to whistler. The drive from the airport to Whistler was two hours long. The most fantastic drive as long as you rent a private vehicle. I would definitely recommend Four Seasons. read more

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My husband and I stayed for 3 nights in July to celebrate our 20th anniversary. We brought our dog too! The location of the resort is great and the surrounding were gorgeous! The room was very spacious, beautiful mountain decor, and a lovely balcony. We were pleasantly surprised with some chocolate covered strawberries upon entering the room. They had also left items for our dog, Luna, to enjoy. The only thing that was disappointing was the view....hard to imagine. We were overlooking the pickleball courts and kids play area for the neighboring hotel. Not the quite room I had asked for and definitely the ball sounds were too much for my dog to sit out as well! ha The pool area had promise. We liked the fact you had to check in and were taken to an open lounger. This prevented the hoarding of loungers! The only thing that wasn't quite relaxing were the kids. I know. I'm not a kid hater (retired teacher here). However, playing Marco Polo and using a beach ball wasn't the mood I was in for. There were also obnoxious LOUD shouts of, "Get me a milkshake!" and demands of "I need a lemonade!" I actually never got in the water and left early. This isn't on the hotel, but rather the parents to remind their own children that this is a shared pool and to play accordingly. Everything else was exceptional. The friendly service, cleanliness of resort, the beautiful grounds would make us return. We also loved the online service of ordering extras. We got the breakfast tower and did the Inukshuk class (in another hotel). This was a great souvenir to take home! Special shout out to the hotel car staff. They were always friendly and had some great recommendations! We had a wonderful stay! Thank you! read more

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Beautiful hotel with amazing service! Daily hot chocolate and marshmallows by the fire are included. Walking distance to the ski lifts. The rooms were serviced twice a day, so needless to say, the cleanliness level was spectacular. There are only 2 restaurants on property, one of them opens in the evening only. However, there a lot of nice restaurants in the village, which is only 5-10 min walking distance away. read more

Five-star service at The Four Seasons Whistler! Some things to know: the ski gondola is about a seven-minute walk from the first floor of the hotel. The hotel is really good about taking your ski or snowboard equipment at check-in, labeling it, and bringing it to the ski concierge, which is right next to the gondola. We would wear our ski boots to the concierge, but we realize the better way is to wear regular snow boots, and have your ski boots with your skis at the concierge and put them on at the concierge. That way you have to walk in the ski boots less. The individuals working at the hotel are truly professional! Clearly very well trained. The room service is excellent and the app has a very helpful chat feature that makes communicating with the staff a breeze. The valet team and baggage team are excellent and truly on their jobs as well. Really enjoyed it as well as our stay! Even though we would have liked to be closer to the gondola, the five-star experience here is worth the slight walk and it's beautiful anyway! The bar service at the pool is quite exceptional as well! Oh and if you are up early between five and seven in the morning, you can get free coffee. You can also get free wine between I believe five and 6 p.m. though it might be four and 5 p.m.; you should check. The Internet access is free and I would say it does qualify as decently high speed, though if you are streaming full HD for an upload, you might want to downgrade to 720p. read more

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What a wonderful stay! Hubby and I stayed here for 3 nights in July for our babymoon. I may be a bit biased because I booked via FHR with the Amex Platinum card, so I did get a bunch of perks, but here are some of the highlights: Perks from Amex: -Early check-in at 12 PM (which didn't matter for us because we didn't arrive in Whistler until 6 PM) -Late check-out at 4 PM -Upgraded room to a suite -Daily breakfast included. This comes in the form of two breakfast buffets, or you can order a la carte ($56 value per person). Just keep in mind that entrees are pricey - $40 is the average, and a coffee is $10 -Free valet parking. This would normally be $60 a day -$100 property credit - this can be used for the spa, bar, or dining -$120 dining credit Pros: -Breakfast was great. We did the breakfast buffet a few times and there is a lot of variety. There's an omelet station, and various hot foods that change daily, including sausage, bacon, loaded hashbrowns, the fluffiest scrambled eggs ever, different types of salmon (candied, smoked, cured), and your breakfast basics like oatmeal, muffins, toast, etc. One day, they even had a crookie (cookie + croissant), which was surprisingly good -Outdoor pool - they'll find lounge chairs for your. You don't need to hunt/hover for one of your own, and they set up the towels for you as well. It gets crowded during the late afternoon though, because I guess that's when everyone is back from their daytime adventures and they have a bit of down time before dinner. That's when it's filled with kids and people drinking in the pool. We were still able to get seats though. The best time to go is in the morning. We went after breakfast one day at around 10, and it was nice and peaceful. They also have sunscreen and agua Fresca by the pool -Game area - they have a giant chess set, connect four, arcade basketball, and ping pong -Free shuttle into the village, that runs every 15 minutes. You can scan their QR code from the van, which gives you live updates -Free car service. You can call their number and they can pick you up from wherever you are. I'm sure there is a radius limit to this, but we called it one day after dinner in the village because we didn't want to walk/shuttle and it was late, and they came within 10 minutes -Newly opened mocktail lounge. This was a nice alternative to sitting at the bar since I'm pregnant. The mocktail I had was expertly made, and I didn't even miss the alcohol -There's a sensored mini bar in the room and we had asked if they would be able to remove the items so we can use the fridge. Instead, they just brought up an entire second fridge and set it up for us -Great water pressure in the shower, and lots of space to put your toiletries -Separate toilet area -Outdoor sitting area -Turn down service - someone will come by and remake your bed and give you some fresh towels -Television in the bedroom and in the sitting room Cons: -Pillows were not comfy and ended up hurting my back and my neck -AC is not that consistent. I woke up a few times in a sweat. The AC also blows over the bed As you can see, the list of pros is a very long one. If you just bring your own pillow, you'd be all set! read more

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We were here for a corporate event and the hotel and staff could not have been nicer. The property is beautiful and very well kept. All of the staff was polite and handled our every request promptly. Our first room was a little noisy due to the proximity to the elevator and the staff moved us the next day without question. We'd love to come back again! read more

Great Four Seasons location set in the upper village of Whistler. Rooms are very spacious as I had a full bedroom with a queen sized bed, a very large living room with fireplace and couch that could seat ~8 people plus additional leather side seating. Very large bathroom featuring a dressing room/closet, large shower, medium sized tub, double sink vanity and separate water closet. I loved that the mirror featured adjustable lighting. A very spacious room complete with a large balcony overlooking the gorgeous forest area. The hotel is super clean and fresh and the Braidwood restaurant had good food options and excellent service/customer service. Rooms were quiet and well insulated featuring two thermostats. read more

This is resort is hidden in the green trees of Whistler. This place is so beautiful and you feel like royalty when you stay here. The staff is so helpful and always smiling. The rooms are a nice size and we had so view of the mountains. Breathtaking and so peaceful. We had such a good time read more

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Beautiful experience at the Four Seasons Whistler. The entire hotel was booked for our event and the way the staff elevated our stay was impeccable. They even came and catered the most delicious outdoor meal at the Olympic jump. read more

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From the desk of Flopsie the Corgi. After a brief break from traveling due to covid, and new freeloader who joined our household (the small hoomin), we are back to visiting new dog friendly places. Where to? Opening Day at the #1 ski resort according to thr wall street journal 2 weeks ago. Checking into Whistler's Four Seasons was a breeze. My mahm told the concierge when booking the room. They ask for my name, age, and breed. From then on, they knew what size bed, bowl, and bandana fit me. As I stepped into the room, my stuff was all set up by the fireplace. FS knows I am important so I even have a special sign that says I'm important. Ha! So here's the deal. This place has a lot of small hoomins and dogs. People who stay here are families with 2 legged or 4 legged children. I met three corgis on this trip alone. Then there's this Yorkie down the hall from me. We met a scottie at breakfast, and a poodle at dinner. Yeah, I'd say this place is pretty good for socialized dogs. On my elevator ride up I met a dachshund puppy who didn't know how to dog yet so the owner had to pick him up. In the afternoon, I hang out by the fire pits during smores and hot chocolate time (for the small hoomin) and wine tasting for the big hoomins. The fancy steakhouse, Sidecut, has outside patio seating with heaters so dogs don't have to stay in the room. Oh yeah, dogs are allowed to stay in the room. There's even a special sign for the door that says VIP in room. P for pet. A tip for my fellow pups' poopscoopers: There aren't that many garbage cans around the facility. My hoomins awkwardly handed my poop to the hotel staff. My 2 big hoomins and 1 small hoomin love this place so much they made reservations to come back later in the season (when there is more snow). read more

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You can never go wrong staying at a four seasons and this four seasons is no exception. Fantastic service, location and rooms! read more

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I loved this resort. It was perfect in every way! The location was great as you could walk to and from the Village and easily access restaurants, shopping, and the gondolas. But, there also was a convenient shuttle and car service you could take into town. Service was outstanding across the board. The hotel was decorated beautifully for the holidays with many Christmas trees and sparkling lights. There also was an array of fun festive activities like hot chocolate, s'mores, and complimentary wine. They had calming holiday music everywhere. Our room was spacious but also cozy. We got a complimentary upgrade which was so nice of the front desk employee who checked us in. I loved the fireplace in the room, we kept in on pretty much constantly! The both amenities were nice and the bed was super comedy. House keeping was awesome and fast. We also loved using the spa amenities like the steam room and sauna. The three outdoor hot tubs and heated pools were excellent for the snow days we had! They also had drink service by the pool (though it was pretty slow). When we were there the chef was doing his GOA pop up, and we had the pleasure of eating there on our last night. It was the best food we had in Whistler. Everything was delicious! The food was creative but not tooooo creative, perfectly spiced (nothing too spicy or too mild), and you could really taste the love and passion in each dish. We tried LOTS of things: grilled octopus (tender, flavorful, and in the most delectable bed of potatoes), crispy pork belly (rich, loved the cilantro sauce), and the seafood soup (this was the stand out dish for me. I could eat this every day and I hope it makes it's place as a permanent dish at one of the other four seasons restaurants!) for my main I had the mushroom korma and my husband had the veal - we both though they were exceptional. We had both rice and paratha. The paratha was spectacular!!!! Finally we had the sweet dumpling dessert, another knockout. I can't say enough good things about the GOA pop up, so if you're in town when it's still going, go check it out!!! read more

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I stayed here with my son during Easter week. While the resort itself is gorgeous and luxurious, the service was quite subpar, especially for a Four Seasons. See below email I sent to management. we stayed at the resort last night, and while the place itself is nice and comfortable, there were several Issues we encountered, which dampened our experience: - room not ready at 4 (taken care of with the $50 credit and was acknowledged by front desk without us needing to bring it up) - subpar experience at Braidwood. Initially, I ordered a Braidwood Hot Toddy. Our server came back a few mins later saying they couldnt do hot drinks anymore but then proceeded to give me options like an Irish Coffee or a regular hot toddy, which I ended up getting. When I got the bill, they charged me for the Braidwood version, which was more expensive, until I brought it up, after which they revised the bill. I also ordered the mussels for dinner. After a few mins she came back to say that that, too, was not available. - s'mores service - this was what most the most impact on our experience. I didn't even know there was s'mores offered until I saw a family by the fire pit enjoying them. My son absolutely loves s'mores and seeks it every time we stay at a hotel that offers it. Neither the front desk or the brochure mentioned this as we checked in. By the time we went downstairs to the lobby, they said they stopped service but suggested we go to Braidwood to ask. We went down to Braidwood and the front desk girl said they ran out. My son was so disappointed (so was I) and it absolutely affected the mood for the whole night. We checked in early enough where if we were at least told, we could have tried to get there before it ran out. We already had to wait in the lobby for our room that was late; we could have just gone down and gotten s'mores i stead. We know we could have gotten s'mores because we literally just mossed the last batch by 2 mins, when another family picked up the last set at Braidwood. While I travel a lot and stay at nice places, I tend to prefer smaller boutique hotels over chains such as the Four Seasons. It's because of my son that I stay at your hotels so when he's disappointed because of subpar service, that is truly disappointing to me. I realize that most of the staff in ski towns are kids who arent as well-experienced as in other places but we just stayed at another hotel in the village right before this and did not experience the type of amateur ignorance as the novice staff at the Whistler property showed (not up to par with other FS properties we have stayed at). read more

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Amazing hotel. So convenient for ski. Food and drink is exceptional. Spa is amazing and location is perfect. Wonderful customer service.

Oh my gosh what was up with the holes in the towels at the pool? Staff made good efforts but come on. The pool was swamped with people from Abbotsford and other rural areas. Kids abound. This is not a romantic getaway. You can do better Four Seasons. We went to the Fairmont outdoor lounge and had a stellar experience with live music and an incredible view. So embarrassed for my family and what a hit to the pocketbook. read more

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We stayed for 2 nights. Check in was very long and as a compensation, we were offered an upgraded room, however, that room was available only for the 2nd night. At the fitness room I was asked to wear a mask during the time I was running. That is impossible, againts the Covid instructions of the ministry of health (see: https://www2.gov.bc.ca/gov/content/covid-19/info/restrictions#pho-order ). Quote: "Masks required at all times, except when actively exercising". Tried to contact the manager but they were not helpful. Note that requiring someone who is running 5 MPH for an hour to wear a mask is even dangerous, and unnecessary. read more

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HOLY MOLY. This place was amazing. So beautiful inside and out and you can't beat the view. The staff was so friendly and everything was just so thoughtful. It is walking distance from the upper village and main village (or a short drive). It is also in walking distance of lost lake. Absolutely breathtaking. read more

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Amazing experience, top notch customer service. The staff is extremely friendly and accommodating. The General Manger Joseph is a gentleman. Very beautiful property and excellent overall experience. We look forward to our next stay at the four seasons in Whistler! read more

After staying at the Fairmont 4 or 5 times in the past we decided to try the Four Seasons. I am going to start by saying overall I think the Four Seasons is the superior hotel. Evan checked us in and did a great job and made us feel welcome. He even gave me his card, I emailed him after the stay to say thanks but he never responded. The room is great, it was huge, it had a fireplace....yea it was great. The food was pretty amazing. The food is pretty expensive (its the four seasons so of course) it would have been quite upsetting if it wasn't good. It was great. The staff was pretty awesome. Rob and Collin at Wine Tasting were great to chat with (they have complimentary wine tasting every day). And Mike in the restaurant was a great guy. Maybe he is just really good at acting like he cares, maybe there wasn't a lot of people in there, but he really genuinely seemed like he cared about us, how we were doing, and how our day was going. So I wanted to make sure it was acknowledged that we felt he was one of the top employees during our stay. When we checked out they asked "how was everything", which is a classic miss at hotels where their employees aren't trained very well. That is the chance to address an issue and make it right if there was one. For us there were no real issues throughout our stay. Josef reached out to us after our stay via email and was really nice. It made it feel like they really care there which is a big deal. If you are paying for a 5 star hotel you should be getting 5 star service and that is what the four seasons provided. The only negative was that they have amazing games set up for adults like ping pong, connect four, and some other ones. Now that would be great but 2 of the three nights we were there it was just kids like maybe 5-7 years old playing ping pong hitting balls everywhere screaming till close to 10PM. Another kid was putting the connect four tiles in his mouth. So I don't know if I would strongly recommend it to a couple looking for a romantic weekend. However, I still think its a five star place and I think the staff was amazing and it's probably the best place to stay in Whistler! read more

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After having made an annual Thanksgiving trip to Whistler for years, this year's trip was our last. The resort has become very dated. I think that trying to document everything wrong with this property would require more space than anyone wants to read. The biggest problem is with value. Here's a shortlist -The beds are very, very uncomfortable. We didn't sleep for 8 nights. -Beeping trucks started at 6:10 AM behind the hotel and go all day. -The entire property needs to be remodeled; especially the rooms. -Sub-par restaurant; breakfast is absolutely wretched. -Bar/Lounge area converted to a dining area. No longer "cozy". On the positive side, the staff remains 10/10, which is remarkable when much of their staff is seasonal. We'll be back to Whistler, but will stay closer to the village, likely in a STR. read more

This was our first time to Whistler and really liked the Four Seasons. Would highly recommend. The location was fantastic. While not ski-in, ski out, they have a ski concierge right next to blackboard gondola base which is super convenient. The Whistler ski instructors will meet the kids right at the ski concierge which is particularly nice if have children. also liked how much quieter the location is being outside of the Whistler village. The service was outstanding. All of the staff we interacted with were fantastic. The room, amenities and grounds were all great. We stayed in the alpine suite which was nice floor plan with kitchen and very spacious. Also a nice feature is that since most people leave their ski boots at the ski concierge, the hallways common areas here were generally much cleaner than those of other luxury ski hotels we've stayed since everyone is not shlepping around in their boots. The only negatives were the one on-site restaurant for breakfast, Braidwood Tavern, where the food was ok and the service was awful. We ate there everyday since we were captive audience and it was the only place on-site but would definitely avoid Braidwood if there were any other options. Also the ski concierge was pretty disorganized at peak times. Despite leaving all of our goggles in the same ski basket, they somehow completely lost one of our pairs of goggles. Things were smoother before and after the big rushes so would recommend trying to avoid the peak ski concierge rush times (-~9am and 3pm) if possible. Overall a fantastic stay and would highly recommend! read more

Accommodation is excellent. Location excellent. Summer bbq amazing. Braidenwood restaurant food service = horrible. We are locals and enjoyed this spot per above comments. Last friday we ordered soup and mussels and a drink. Soup came 40 minutes.....and it was cold. Asked to heat it up .....another 15 minutes. Mussels never came. People beside ordered, ate and paid. Server was so kind to say it was his fault, and said he took food off the bill (right the food we waited an hour for and never received. Then gave us our bill for drinks .....loosers! Negative 5. read more

The location is good the hotel is well kept and the room was large. It's a four seasons so it always good. The only thing negative is the room temperature control system. read more

This place is truly incredible and the way they run their operations is top notch. My wife and I are here for our honeymoon and we couldn't be more pleased with how they have treated us for the four days we've stayed,, especially with a complimentary upgrade for a suite. It goes without saying that we will be back sometime in the future. I can without a doubt say this is the best hotel I have ever stayed in. read more

This hotel was one of the nicest hotels I've stayed at, but the people were there was not the greatest. We had paid over $600 for a room with a view of the mountain. When we got our keys, we got to our room only to see we had a view of the inside of the courtyard. After speaking with the staff, they moved us to the room that we were initially supposed to be in. Quite frustrating having to carry our bags from room to room. Needless to say, our views from our 2nd room were beautiful. The valet/outside service was spectacular. They had cars that would take you to anywhere you needed to go (free of charge) as well as a shuttle that ran constantly to the village. They also have a free smores bar everyday from 4-6pm and you can purchase spiked drinks which were delicious. read more

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Yeyyyyyyyyy!! Now that I'm a newly minted dog mom, pet hotels are a priority! My puppy needs to explore it all and see it. Whistler was exciting since we had to wait for puppy to get all his shots, wait till he's 4 months old! (Yey) And get a travel certificate aka puppy passport and cross the border! It was a big journey for the pupper!! And so glad we chose this place. First : the property is stunning! You don't even have to leave!! We had so many walks outside and inside! Valet was great. They offered car transport to and from the village too but we didn't end up going. Our room was perfect. A deluxe king! ($1200 a night)It's great big room! Big bathroom! Super comfy king bed! Huge balcony!Puppy welcome bowls and treats. Even the pup bed! It was 28 degrees so we didn't do much at night but stayed in. The hotel restaurants are super convenient. Room service was even better. Oh and then nespresso pods! All I need! The spa with heated outdoor pools were super nice. Didn't get to enjoy it though since i got the pup. We did walk around it. The spa was quite nice too. The massive chest board outside is super fun for the pup! Overall, we had an amazing weekend staying here. Puppy loves it! I loved it! Pet friendly hotels are better than hotels with pet friendly rooms! He was allowed everywhere. I almost forgot where my room was first time around and the pupper sniffed his was back to our room! So fun!! The village was fun during the day but being cozy inside the hotel was even better! The food! The burger! The latte!! The gorgeous grounds!! We loved it all. Thanks for making my pups first Canada trip so awesome! Woof woof!! read more

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This is the only way to do Whistler, doesn't get any better than this. Also gluten free options and such a beautiful property. Friendly staff, upgraded us to suites each night, easy access to the market. Valet was friendly and the views did I say? Also the hotel room itself was plush, lush and that of a fortune 500 company. Would stay again a++. read more

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Great location to the village and to the mountain for boarding. ALL staff is extremely kind and will go out of their way to assist you. Restaurants in the hotel are great! Try the French onion soup -better than anything I've had in Paris! read more

This was our first stay at a Four Seasons property but it won't be our last! Hubby and I spent a week here during ski season and had a fabulous time. The room was large and well appointed, the bathroom was huge and had luxe supplies. The pool and hot tubs were really nice but the eucalyptus steam sauna in the women's locker room was to die for. A welcoming warm up when it was snowing out. The dining options were great and we did the breakfast buffet several times along with meals at the Braidwood and one at Sidecut and the food was all splendid. The bar staff are fun and engaging and the drink menu is really diverse. They have the best old fashioned's and the potato chip snack at the bar is addictive as well. All staff were very responsive and helpful. You definitely get what you pay for here. read more

I recently stayed two nights at the Whistler Four Seasons. It's in the upper part of Whistler, so you'll want to take the van into town. Pros: - The room was large and comfy. - Free concierge van which drops off at two locations in town every 10-15 minutes - Dog-friendly (we didn't bring ours, but I got to pet lots of dogs) - Nespresso machine in room - Complimentary turn-down service at night - Spa connected to pool for post-swim rinsing - L'Occitane products in the room - Complimentary sunscreen, lotion, and infused water poolside - Large and well-appointed bathroom Cons: - Much of the room's surfaces were dusty, such as the coffee area. - No self-parking - Mandatory $45/day valet parking - Cost did not deliver benefits - Small pool with tons of plastic cups littering the bottom of it - Slow/nonexistent poolside/cabana food and beverage service - Often out of towels at the pool - Often out of cups for water at the pool - King beds only; not ideal for a girls' trip where we wanted a room with two queens - Flat pillows - Someone else's dessert and card was delivered to our room. When I called concierge to report this, I was grilled if I had opened the card or touched the food (which I hadn't). Someone later came to pick it up out of our room, but it put a bad taste in my mouth. read more

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I'm neither a neat-freak nor a person who writes reviews often but this stay was very disappointing​. I really wanted to like it since ​its nearby nature is stunning. I've stayed in many Four Seasons around the world and I was shocked by how dirty and dusty this one was. I stayed in room 611 with my husband. ​The ceiling had spider webs and the headboard​ of the bed was beyond dusty. After touching it my finger was covered in dust - disgusting​! It seemed like the room had not been dusted in weeks, which is unacceptable and does not reach the quality you pay for or are used to at a Four Seasons. Also, we had to call (twice) for a dental kit (toothbrush and toothpaste) since it was not provided in the room and it took 45 mins to arrive. read more

Four Seasons Resort - Dusty, dirty room - Hotels Near Me - Squamish, British Columbia

Outstanding and beautiful adjoining suites!! Very quiet, clean, spacious, with high end amenities. Large heated pool, 3 hot tubs, private cabanas and many loungers ~ all exceptionally clean. Friendly, helpful and professional service all around. We appreciated the courtesy car service for a trip into the village for dinner, friendly & quick service ~ Thanks to Chris! Looking forward to our next stay at this very Covid Safe Resort. read more

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We loved this hotel! Great service, the personal car service was so convenient and quick! We had an executive suite so the kids had lots of space to run around. The rooms were clean and we had a nice view. It was so nice having nespresso in our room. The 4p s'mores outside was a nice touch. We were debating whether to stay here or Fairmont and we are so happy we chose Four Seasons. read more

This has been the best hotel I have stayed at on a ski trip. The rooms are super comfortable and spacious. There is a very at home feeling in the rooms. The staff is very attentive. Our room was always clean. I think they clean the rooms about 2-3 times a day. The staff even organized my makeup for me. Beds are super comfortable and always clean. We had 2 rooms one king suite that I loved. There is a sofa bed in the room also. Getting your rental ski gear is easy. It would be amazing to have a service that helps you carry your gear from the gondola to wherever you need to drop it off. I loved that the staff at the ski concierge helps you to put your gear on. They also have hot chocolate and cookies. That hit the spot with my kids after a long day of skiing. The only things I would improve upon is the concierge and how it is organized. There are many concierges and sometimes the next concierge that answers your emails doesn't really know about your request. The food at Uppercut was good but not amazing. The in room dining was quite pricey. I would like to suggest that the chicken noodle soup has too much pepper in it. I would add some more hot soups to the in room dining like a ramen soup...that would be amazing after a long day of skiing. Also a roast beef with au jus. Recommendations aside, I will definitely be coming back again. We really enjoyed this trip and the Four Seasons had a lot to do with it. read more

As the price tag goes higher and higher, so does my expectations. When I spend more for a hotel, I expect it to deliver. Turns out Four seasons could raise the bar even higher than my expectations. Our first time in Whistler, we booked this hotel not knowing much about its vicinity to everything else. It is a 15-minute walk to the village, but is fun to take a walk in the summer. They also have shuttles and car services running to and from the village every ten minutes. Everyone is super nice and friendly. We had a king bed booked, but were upgraded to a premiere room, very spacious, breath taking view and... double vanity! Loved it.... There is no self parking available in the premise, so you have to valet the car which costs $45 a day. That is probably one of the flaws, but parking in Whistler in general is a big issue. The view from our balcony was the most amazing scene. We loved waking up every morning and having a coffee at the balcony. There are bikes available for rent at the hotel for around $50 per day if you happen to go during summer. read more

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Simply the best hotel in Whistler. Period . Huge room, comfy bed and linens, pool and hot tubs, 24/7 Room service ! read more

Four Seasons Resort - Hotels Near Me - Squamish, British Columbia

The rooms are great; however, they offer a false shuttle service. We were told that the shuttle ran until 11:15pm from the drive at drop off but found they ended this early on their convenience. With the amount that these rooms cost they should offer what is advertised. I'd recommend the fairmont over the four seasons. read more

We got a very good deal at this hotel which was $215 for one night including tax and fees. It was a beautiful property inside and out, and I absolutely loved our room too. It got nice view from the room and everything was very spacious. The bed was very nice and comfortable too and I slept soooooo good. I actually overslept and tried to get a late check out but they were fully booked and we had to rush to check out. After checking out we went to the concierge to book our tour for the day and even though we were so indecisive the concierge staff was very patient and helpful. Overall we thoroughly enjoyed our stay here and I highly recommend this hotel to anyone who's planning to visit whistler. read more

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* The Best Perky Hotel in Whistler * Let me just get this out of the way up front - when in Whistler this is the best hotel to stay in my opinion. Yes, it is a bit of a walk from the hectic parts of Whistler Village. But there is a big positive for me - it is a bit of a walk from the hectic parts of Whistler Village. And if for some reason you don't feel like walking they will drop you off and pick you up anywhere in Whistler whenever you want. But Whistler is so walkable that the option is nice to know that it is there - but I can't tell you how well it works. As is typical for Four Seasons, the service is what sets this property apart from the others. The Four Seasons training shows through and through. It is the type of service that is on top of things, yet with a very casual vibe as appropriate for a resort location. Although I note that they read the customers very well, because at dinner there was a nearby table that clearly wanted a less casual approach to service and the servers lived up to that table's expectations perfectly while maintained the preferred casual vibe for us. Customizing the service based upon reading the guests - a sign of truly superb service. The front desk was kind enough to provide an early check-in and upgrade our room to a nice King bedded room with a view. Entering the room there was a very large walk-in closet (yes, it was the size of a room in some New York or Tokyo hotels) and a huge bathroom with walk-in shower, separate soaking tub, dual sinks, and a separate toilet room. This photo is standing between the closet and the bathroom looking into the living area: http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/four-seasons-whistler-whistler?select=ezJnkWYoBEJUr4nyefkqmA The bed area was simple with clean lines and had a relatively modern and comfortable feel to it: http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/four-seasons-whistler-whistler?select=SfgtlzfocejL1E1zvb9Ajw On the balcony there were some comfortable chairs, and a view of mountains in the distance: http://www.yelp.ca/biz_photos/four-seasons-whistler-whistler?select=YeTOFzn1s72S4kB3F2z6QQ My one bit of feedback would be that the balconies could have been designed with a bit more privacy from the neighbouring ones. But that is nitpicky. The turndown service was a nice pottery bottle filled with water. A chocolate or sweet would have been a nice additional touch - but again, just being nitpicky. The complimentary wine tasting in the bar offered up 2 wines from a small winery North of Whistler, and they served very generous full glass pours while seated at a table with full table service. The waiter was very professional and regularly offered refills as well as a variety of snacks. Very comfortable feel to relax there for a while enjoying some new wines. Dinner in Sidecut was a playful affair. They were serving a reverse menu which started with dessert, then the main, and finally the appetizer. Amazingly things worked with the dessert having hints of savouryness in an herbed blueberry panna cotta to start things off well. The lamb main was prepared perfectly. And I'm extremely fussy about lamb. They nailed it with it being perfectly medium rare throughout (I'm guessing it was sous vide prior to finishing it off). The bone marrow app to end the meal worked surprisingly well, leaving the palate surprisingly light due to the seasoning and preparation. Very playful menu overall. It was nice that they included the dinner with the room as a complimentary add-on perk. That was a very nice, and much appreciated, service touch. Another nice service touch was the breakfast perk - order whatever you'd like from the menu in the restaurant and just enjoy. I was amused when I asked what types of omelet fillings they had available and the waitress said, "Pretty much whatever you'd like - what would be your preferred fillings?" And in fact they delivered on that with a nice fluffy expertly prepared goat cheese and basil omelet per my request. Nice. The spa and pool area is on the smaller side, but very comfortable. It was pleasant to change into a soft fluffy robe on the way out to the pool, enjoy some citrus water sitting pool side, go for a dunk, head inside for a eucalyptus steam, shower off, and head back out to the pool. Made for a relaxing afternoon after hiking the beautiful nearby trails. Check-out was extended to give a late check-out as another nice service gesture, and the final touch was the valet putting bottles of cold water into the car for the drive back. Overall a very pleasant and relaxing stay at what I consider the best hotel in Whistler. It provides top notch service, plenty of value, and doesn't nickle and dime you for extras (With the exception of valet parking which they really should just include as another service perk, instead of charging $40/night and up the room price a bit to cover the expense if needed)! read more

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