Overview
by Joanna Nesbit
This mid-range boutique hotel sits in the heart of Whistler Village and offers a private outdoor pool, hot tub, sauna, outdoor fire pit, full-service spa, bicycle use (free for one hour or a fee for your stay), scooter rentals and free snow shoes — with little pairs for kids. All guestrooms come with a small kitchenette and dining area for two to four people. For families, room options include the Deluxe King Studio with a sofa bed in adjacent sitting area, and Deluxe Queen Studio with two queen beds. The One-Bedroom Suites come with a sofa bed in the living room, plus dining for four, and the slightly smaller Executive Suites offer a king bed, sofa bed and dining for four. For onsite dining, the hotel offers Elements Urban Tapas Parlour and Sachi Sushi, where you can watch the chef craft your sushi. The hotel is also conveniently located in the heart of Whistler’s “food district” with family-friendly restaurants.
Our Editor Loves
- Outdoor pool
- Kitchenettes in every room
- Free bicycles and snow shoe use
Family Interests
- Bicycling
- Skiing
Family Amenities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Kitchenettes
- Laundry
- Pool
- Refrigerator
Reviews
by charlie001900
Rooms were very chic and clean. Location is also very good. The reception staff, Brogan, Robbie, Lloyd and the lovely Aussie girl too (apologies I can't quite remember her name) were exceptional and some of the finest employees in hospitality we have had the pleasure of coming across . All were very attentive and eager to help, all great assets to the hotel. Would highly recommend.
by PaulaLancashire
Stayed four nights at the end of our holiday in Seattle, Vancouver Island and Vancouver. Summit Lodge is a lovely, spotlessly clean, super efficient and friendly hotel. Our room overlooking the pool was quiet, and had a very comfortable bed. A small kitchen area which was great for breakfasts and I even made a meal of spaghetti Bolognese one evening without any problems.
Reception staff were very efficient, friendly and helpful. Nothing was too much trouble for them, even offering an umbrella, on the one morning it rained.
Wouldn't hesitate to recommend this boutique hotel and the resort of Whistler. Both just fabulous.