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In a stunning alpine setting in Whistler, British Columbia, The Fairmont Chateau Whistler elevates the traditional mountain retreat. This elegant outpost takes the best of Canada's amiable hospitality and combines it with landmark luxuries such as a Vida Wellness Spa and a Robert Trent Jones, Jr. golf course, dramatically carved out of the slopes of the Coast Mountain range. Also among the delights are fine northwest cuisine and classic après ski, and an innovative selection of venues includes The Wildflower and The Mallard Lounge, with its private cigar room and fire pit-dotted terrace.
Fairmont Chateau Whistler Resort
4599 Chateau Blvd.
Whistler, British Columbia
VON1B4
Nearest Airport: YVR
Wow - What a beautiful hotel - easy walking distance to everything - we were upgraded to a suite, easily in the top ten hotels we have stayed in the States - Fairmont again wins the award - attention to detail - fantastic service - location - nothing is too much trouble for the staff - exceptional
Aussietrip77
We stayed her ffor two nights in a Gold Room at the end of April 2025. I was a bit worried when I drove up to see a large dance group staying at the hotel. It took us 1 hour to park / valet the car. Other issues : no chairs by the pool, crowded Gold Room for meals with lots of children, noisy halls at night, shuttle couldn’t make it in the driveway, and packed common areas and elevators. We know this is not the norm so we will be back but be for-warned that this is a convention hotel hosting events. We did NOT have a relaxing holiday . Management did reverse the parking but we spent $1500 for 2 nights .
travel4free - Delta, Canada
There are elements of this hotel which deserve five star and there are elements which deserve two stars. If they manage to rectify the poor elements then this hotel would normally get a five star rating from me. Here are the elements which are excellent. The rooms are clean and comfortable and the service you get from the housekeeping team is excellent. Nothing was too much trouble from them. Five stars. The restaurant was exceptional. We ate using a special offer of $49 dining. The service was excellent and the food was very good. We were made to feel really welcome and the whole dinner didn’t break the bank. Five stars. The outside amenities which includes three hot pools, one warm pool and one swimming pool along with sauna and open fire and fully equipped gym was a very welcome fantastic addition to the hotel. The pool staff were on the whole attentive except when the weather was poor. Particular note Was Liam who was a very friendly and professional attendant. Five stars. The spa was well equipped and very attentive. I had a 60 minute massage which was really lovely. It is however pricey for the offer. I have experienced just as good massages and other hotels that cost less. Four stars. Portobello down in the lower lobby served excellent breakfast and the service was very good. Whilst it’s a little bit expensive for the product, the quality of the product is very high. Four stars. Now for the not so good bits Our check-in was terrible. Having international staff is a brilliant thing but if there is a challenge with basic English that means there is confusion around checking in and an understanding of what is in the hotel then this is a problem. We were not offered assistance with our luggage, the hotel amenities were not explained to us, And overall we felt like we had checked in to a lesser quality hotel. Two stars. I went for rental from the rental space down on the lower lobby. I already had ski lessons booked and when I turned up for my first day, the instructor said I had been kitted out with the wrong type of equipment. And sure enough halfway through my first day, I couldn’t stand up for the pain in my Calves. I lost sensation in my left leg and had pins and needles. I went back and couldn’t walk that evening. The rental told me I had large calves and rental boots don’t cater for large calves, but they would try and borrow some shoes from somewhere else. On day two I turned up and the staff hadn’t been communicated with from day one staff and I had no shoes at all. It took them some time to try and find some shoes which were different and within an hour of my second day ski lesson I couldn’t walk or ski and had to take them off and abandoned my ski lesson. The staff apologised and said that they would find me a third pair and would put a message on the staff what’s app group to explain to day three staff what happened and to assist me. On day three I turned up and was met by a rather cold member of staff who said he was the manager of the unit And said he doesn’t belong to the staff WhatsApp group, and said he didn’t know if I had new boots or not. He said rental boots weren’t great for some people and pain should be expected. I found the experience impersonal, cold and not particularly kind. Overall, I found the situation poor considering this is supposed to be a five star service. And the worst customer service of all was the man who said he was the manager of the unit! 1 star. Pricing. We have stayed in lots of five star hotels with an equivalent offer and in some cases better. This hotel whilst nice feels overpriced. It’s saving Grace is the level of customer service you get from a good 80% of the staff. A small minority of staff don’t appear happy And on the whole I feel let the hotel down. If you are going to pay very high prices you expect a permanently good experience. I can’t honestly say we experience that. so overall, would we stay here again? Probably not. We would be interested in trying out one of the competitors like The Four Seasons.
Chris M - Brighton, United Kingdom
This was our second stay at the Fairmont Château Whistler, and it once again delivered a wonderful experience. The location is ideal—just beside the Blackcomb gondola—and the hotel itself blends the feel of a classic European ski château with the warmth and charm of a rustic alpine retreat. Even though it’s a fairly large property, it somehow manages to feel cozy and personal. During the holidays, the festive atmosphere is especially magical—snowy rooftops, glowing fireplaces, and thoughtful seasonal touches throughout the property. My daughter and I especially loved the outdoor pool and hot tubs, and roasting marshmallows by the fire pit each night was a highlight. The service is excellent across the board. Everyone we met was kind, professional, and attentive. Special thanks to Harry (Front Office Director) and Tim (Guest Services & Fleet Manager) for going out of their way to make our stay feel special. Highly recommend for anyone looking for comfort, convenience, and a little mountain magic.
Lisa G
This was a lovely friendly hotel matching our expectations to the point, from the friendly crew meeting us at the door and helping us to the room with our large luggage’s. The rooms was spacious, bed comfortable and view stunning. If you are a light sleeper, book a room a way from the pool, music was a bit loud and played until late. You might also catch some noise from the corridor. Breakfast was good, with choose from proper porridge to fruit and bagels at the buffet. A la carte had excellent additional choices. Pool might get a bit crowded but really enjoyed the adults only side. Gym was adjacent to the pool area, which was not quite optimal. Room service a bit slow, and we were missing some amenities, but all was sorted. Charter bus to the village was perfect and worked smoothly. AJ at the reception was a tad too eager to sell us extras, but friendly as the rest of the crew.
123Hami
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I have stayed at this resort on a few occasions over the years and it has always been a delightful experience. The staff are always attentive and make you feel special. Requests and inquiries are always dealt with in a timely fashion and the services are some of the best in the world. The Vida Wellness Spa is just a cut above. It is probably my favorite spa. The resort is in such a beautiful location. Vancouver and Whistler will be home to the 2010 Olympics coming soon, and our somewhat "best kept secret of Beautiful BC" will be out! Probably going to Whistler in August again and will probably stay at the Fairmont Chateau Whistler Resort again.
-S. Butler