The Westin Resort & Spa Whistler

I spent a night here in a suite on the 9th floor. The suite itself was excellent and the views were something else. The bars and restaurants were pretty reasonably priced, considering the location. The breakfast was particularly good. All the staff from reception onwards were brilliant; extremely friendly and knowledgeable about the hotel itself and the resort of Whistler in general.

Great hotel had a fantastic room with kitchen facilities which enabled us to buy food and wine and cook a meal and eat on our balcony. Very roomy and relaxing. Enjoyed the stay and loved Whistler. Highly recommend for a luxury stay and being close to everything

Excellent location, older style rooms that smell a bit musty and air con very average. Bedding great though. Meals very good with the breakfast outstanding - the best we’ve had for years at a buffet.

This was our first Marriott group experience, we are Diamond Accor Plus members, so experiencing this as our first hotel was great. Special shout out to the lovely Holly at Customer services, Alysha (kiwi) in restaurant and Tristram engineer, as well as many others. This truly felt like a home away from home. Thanks team, highly rate this hotel. Food also amazing, you have to try the Thur night BBQ wow!!! Buffy breaky yummy also

Not all impressed by this place. When we arrived the first to greetnus was the valet to park the car, when he proposed a robust price for his service , he objected to our surprise that « whistler is an expensive place » What a nice and friendly welcome! Second incident, the room was very stuffy and warm, the engineer came and said there was nothing to do except for cooler weather! How refreshing! Third incident: in the evening the fire alarm went off or what i thought was the fire alarm as there were no explenatations what so ever. We left the room, called our kids and went down the stairs. I noticed that most people stayed in their rooms which i found surprising. Outside of the hotel a band was playing and all was fine. We stood there with other guests wondering if we had been had. I walked into the lobby and asked the receptionist what happened. He replied that it was a false alarm and the fire brigade had driven off. « Why had we not been told that? » i replied but he then called the manager as i was not giving in. The so-called manager did his routine to calm me down, wondering why the intercom system had not performed in my room? All this could have been funny if the same routine had not recommenced an hour later, but this time the intercom worked and it was a false alarm again!! I would not stay there any time ever!!!!