Four Seasons Resort and Residences Whistler

This is one of the finest mountain resorts we have stayed in anywhere. The property is exceptional with a first rate, well managed friendly staff and excellent amenities. The only negative is the stench of cannabis which had us fleeing our balcony as other guests imbibed day and night. Cannabis is legal in British Columbia and other places we stayed had the same issue.

The service was impeccable. The lobby and suite had the perfect ambiance. The welcome beverage was a nice touch. The weekend breakfast was beyond amazing.

Off season is more affordable. Rooms are abit too outdated for our taste. Service is excellent and restaurants are good

I’ve stayed at many hotels around the world — each with their own charm, branding, and character. I don’t often leave reviews, because I believe overdoing it can dilute the meaning. But this place? Deserves every word. If you’re wondering where to stay in Whistler, let me save you the guesswork: the answer is already made for you. I’ve stayed at Nita, Fairmont, and Pan — all great — but the Four Seasons sets the bar in a league of its own. From the quality of sleep, food, and service to the peaceful atmosphere, nothing compares. It’s just a 10-minute walk from the village — close enough to access the action, but far enough to escape into serenity. Lying in bed listening to the wind through the trees… or poolside watching eagles soar overhead — it feels like a scene from a film. Only, you’re living in it. Every time I’ve stayed, I’ve been treated like family — and every time, I’ve extended my stay. That should tell you something. There’s a magnetic pull here that makes it hard to leave. The food, spa, beds, pool, hot tubs — everything is top-tier. Don’t second guess it. Four Seasons Whistler is the home away from home you’ve been looking for. Thank me later. And thank you, Four Seasons Whistler — sincerely.

Beautiful place. The service, the food, the drinks, rooms, everything deserves more than 5 stars. I trully recomend it.