Had used Whistler Glacier Group before many years ago and was happy with the outstanding service so…read moredecided to call them again for my most recent ski trip. As expected, our driver was waiting for us at baggage pick up and cheerfully got our group loaded into a very nice Navigator and easily on our way to Whistler. What I thought would be a dull ride turned out to be a pleasant journey and the driver happily accommodated two stops for snacks and bathroom breaks. I highly recommend Whistler Limousine and will be booking them on my next trip to Vancouver!

There's not better fleet in town and their Executive Sprinter Van is the best way to go to and from…read moreWhistler. Sean and his team communicate quickly and helped out our group immensely planning a last minute during the busiest time of the year. I really appreciate the great service and it takes a lot to make me actually write a review. Thanks VIP Whistler!

Lovely crew. Everybody I have ever met at VIP Whistler has been kind, helpful and knowledgeable. I…read morehave recommended their services for many friends and they've all said the same. I can't imagine using another service!

great service. mike was prompt and very personable. the trip to and from the airport was smooth…read moreand our driver (Mike) was awesome. will look them up again on my next trip to whistler.

Mike was so friendly and professional, with loads of information on the region, place to eat, good…read moreskiing, rental equipment, things to do. He went out of his way to accommodate us. With 6 passengers, 8 luggage and skis, we had plenty of space and were very comfortable. A very nice drive to Whistler!

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.

We had our entire family spring break ski-trip recently in Whistler. There were 13 of us ranging…read morefrom 18mos to 70years. The house was wonderful (Snowridge Chalet 7) and the concierge services were outstanding! They arranged/coordinated Black Tie ski rental services, baby furniture/toys/jogging stroller, the delivery and pickup of a rental car, the private bus transport to and from Vancouver and finally (maybe most important) private chef dining services. I have dealt with many companies that have promised "Premier" or "Premium" services, but never have my expectations been exceeded to this level. I cannot recommend Lance and Maria. They were there in anticipation of our needs and not just reacting to our extra requests. I am only sorry that Yelp limits me to 5-stars!!!

Flight canceled for not so obvious reasons.. Too expensive…read morefor options (bus) provided. Essentially they claim to be a best managed company but they cancel your flight if they don't have enough planes flying.

Very friendly staff and what a beautiful location! They also have bikes for rent as well.read more

A great place to stop by if your returning back to Whistler or if you are new to visiting the area…read more:) -The attendants are always friendly and take the time to help and explain -You can ask questions about buses to and from Whistler and shuttle service around Whistler -You can get a guide (The Duck) that tells you about monthly events -There are free maps of the area and free brochures for outdoor activities -There are discount coupons for bike rentals

The Whistler Visitor Centre is of course located in Whistler, British Columbia. We stopped in to…read morechat with the ladies working the counter to find out more about the area, and picked up some brochures and other publications about the area. They carry several free mags that cover the area. I also picked up a "Bear Viewing Guide" brochure. Interestingly, I found out that not just Black Bears inhabit the area - but there are also Grizzlies too! Good place to start your visit to the area!

I'm surprised this place has such poor reviews…read more We stayed here a few days for a wedding. Room was spacious and clean. There's no room service unless you ask for it, we didn't, but we did go to the front desk and asked for extra coffee which they happily provided. We also made good use of the pool, would have been great if there were more umbrellas available. There's feee EV charging on site as well.

Paid $360 for a room for one night. Would never stay again - extremely poor service, far from town,…read moresuper overpriced for what you get, and they nickel and dime you to death for everything.... Here's a quick rundown: - Arrived around 2pm on Saturday, learned check-in isn't until 5pm. Seriously, FIVE PM???!? I've stayed at hundreds of hotels around the world, and this is by far the latest check-in time I've ever seen. - Desk woman immediately informed me that our $360 room was next to the elevator, and to get a quiet room, we would need to pay more for a different room type. Seriously? We stuck with our original (very expensive) room and have not had noise issues yet. Seems they are pushing hard for desk people to upsell rooms. Many hotels give FREE upgrades.... - They pre-authorized $300 in " incidentals" plus the room cost ($350) upon check-in. Not really an issue, but speaks to either the insecurity of the ownership, or the typical clientele that stays here. - They do not give room keys. You need to download an app to access your room. If you want a regular key, you need to pay extra for it. I'm sorry Mr. Rich Hotel Owner, but on a $360/night room, I'm not interested in installing an app so my data can be sold to marketing firms and you can save $30 a month in lost keys. - Once you install the data-stealing app, it does not work to open the room door. We had problems the entire night trying to open the door. The desk people could not help when we inquired, and also did not offer a regular key. - Rooms are in desperate need of renovation. Holes in walls, cabinets and trim bent and water damaged, doors do not close properly. Carpet was ripped and fraying. Again, we paid $360/night for this room... - No tub, and shower was about .75m wide. Impossible to shower in there without bumping into the walls. Gross. - No coffee in lobby, unless you want to pay for coffee from a machine. Did someone forget that we paid nearly $400 for a hotel room? Thankfully McDonalds is nearby and they have way better coffee anyway. - If you want to sit outdoors, you cannot bring your own drinks or food. They force you to buy it from their extremely overpriced shop, which has a really limited and poor selection. Give me a break.