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Four Seasons Resort Whistler

Refurbished Upper Village resort with plush mountain rooms, dedicated ski concierge service, and deep soaking tubs.

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Set in Whistler's Upper Village near Blackcomb Mountain, this luxury resort offers gas fireplaces in every room and remarkably comfortable beds. Guests consistently highlight upscale touches like the ski concierge, plush flannel robes, and large bathrooms with soaking tubs. However, having only two elevators to service nine floors and 273 rooms leads to frequent bottlenecks, and on-site extras like the breakfast buffet are quite expensive. 819925

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What travelers noticed

  • Reviewers widely agree that the beds are exceptionally comfortable, praising the plush linens, generous pillows, and flawless mattresses. 257
  • Bathrooms impress across the board with double vanities, separate toilet rooms, walk-in rainfall showers, and sizable L'Occitane toiletries. 7825
  • Guest service earns consistent praise, highlighted by a dedicated ski concierge who preps equipment and family-friendly touches like plush robes tailored for children. drawn from the full read

The catch

  • While many guests appreciate the tucked-away Upper Village setting with its quick shuttle access, others find it less convenient than being directly in Whistler Village Centre near shops and restaurants. 13919
  • Balcony perspectives also vary widely, ranging from sweeping mountain views to uninspiring outlooks over tennis courts and a staff parking lot. 25

Who it's for

  • Ski trips requiring dedicated equipment concierges
  • Families wanting spacious suites and child-sized robes
  • Travelers prioritizing quiet rooms with deep soaking tubs

Skip it if

  • Guests who prefer being right in the heart of Whistler Village Centre
  • Travelers impatient with long elevator waits across nine floors
  • Budget-conscious visitors looking for included breakfast

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from the moment we arrived we were greeted by friendly staff all we had to do was to check in at the front desk while th…

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beautiful flower arrangements welcomed us as we entered accentuating that signature 4 Seasons charm

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our room was an 800 ft executive site on the third floor with spacious and separate entertainment and sleeping areas tha…

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the bedroom had a king-size bed with plush woven textile wall coverings indirect lighting from the headboard added a sen…

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the bathroom was spacious with a double vanity I like that there was a separate toilet room a shower and a silking tub

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they provided grown Alchemist toiletries and bath products which smelled amazing

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there was plenty of storage space with a walk-in closet between the the bedroom and the bathroom with an in room safe pl…

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the balcony was accessible through a door in the bedroom although small it had a table and two chairs for enjoying Mount…

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the complimentary Wi-Fi was stable and fast and it didn't require a login

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housekeeping was great with evening turn down service one evening we found delicious macaroons with a lovely note when w…

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one thing I loved about the suite was how quiet it was perfect for un finding after a busy day of activities

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the location offers more privacy and a quiet environment especially in the evening

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don't be put off by its location the free shuttle service was super convenient running every 10 to 15 minutes you can't…

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breakfast was served at the Braidwood restaurant on the first floor they had an impressive variety scrambled eggs which…

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breakfast isn't included with regular roommates and can be quite expensive

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our dinner there was fantastic outdoor sitting provided a great Ambience as the sun was setting and the service was exce…

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the seafood soup was reminiscent of straino it was so good

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the fried soft shell crab and squeet were also highlight really good I had black cod for my main cors and David had the…

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I highly recommend trying the shary board everything on it was amazing

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they have a decent spa and fitness center the spa offers various services but they can be pretty pricey

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Bathroom

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  • The bathroom had everything: a soaking tub, walk-in rainfall shower, and double sink vanity. It's the kind of bathroom where you feel fancy just brushing your teeth. 25
  • We had a ton of room to spread out. Our bathroom was equally delightful with his-and-her sinks and a big soaking tub (which we used). 13

Location

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  • The location and scenery here are absolute magic, especially in the fall when the leaves are changing colors. 21
  • The luxury resort, located just a short walk from Blackcomb Mountain, is the perfect location for your next ski trip. 17

Room

95
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  • While the room was a bit dated, the bed was comfortable and had soft, pure white linens that made me never want to get out of it. 24
  • Sweet Suite: The Blackcomb Suite, more dream apartment with unique decor than hotel room, comes with two large bedrooms, proper living and dining rooms and kitchen. Balconies overlook the pool (trust me it's pretty not naf) and the mountains. The master bath has a gorgeous art deco vibe. The ideal kick off your boot and unwind space. 12

Service

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  • The mountainside ski concierge was one of our favorite amenities. Located at the base of Blackcomb Mountain, you can store your skis, snowboard, boots-everything mountainside. 25
  • Room service is prompt, hot and delicious, valets fast even when busy, staff is welcoming and friendly. 23

Bed & Sleep

95
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  • The beds are exceptional. Like, we're-still-thinking-about-them-months-later exceptional. The linens, the pillows, the mattress-everything was perfect. 25
  • The bed was SO comfortable, and the linens were crisp white and luxurious. 15

Value

86
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  • The value here is hard to overstate. Not only is this a well-priced mountain resort in off-season in local currency, but the USD-CAD exchange rate at the time of our stay made this an incredible value. 21
  • But the kicker here was the value-for-luxury equation, making this by far one of the best mountain resort values we've come across in shoulder season. 21

Where it is, how to reach it

4591 Blackcomb Way
Whistler, British Columbia
V8E 0Y4 Canada

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On par with what $$$ usually buys

Scores level with the upscale median of 92, across 300 hotels in the same bracket. In Whistler it sits 2 points above the local median of 90.

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Food
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Location
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Service
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Food35 mentions · 2 filmed
  • The property has the best rooms and dining of the hotels. 2
  • breakfast was served at the Braidwood restaurant on the first floor they had an impressive variety scrambled eggs which I loved so much bacon smoked salmon elk sausages there were also egg Benedict pancakes cheeses muffins Brads yogurt sandwiches and a wonderful omelette station On camera77:22
  • The hotel has some daily activities like smore's and hot chocolate. They had the best breakfast buffet I have seen in terms of variety, especially of healthy food. 2
  • Braidwood Tavern is the all-day, more casual restaurant dishing up breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks at the bar. It's a cozy and inviting area with a roaring log fire, comfy sofa areas and sports on the TV screens behind the bar. 20
  • If you are visiting during peak periods and need to get out the door for kids' ski lessons, I would advise getting here early and opting for the buffet. It was sometimes hard to get a table at that crucial 8 am slot, and a la carte service could be slow. 20
  • We also had a great lunch at Braidwood along with a local beer sampler. 21
  • The breakfast buffet spread at Braidwood Tavern covered just about anything a person could want, including a multitude of Western and Eastern breakfast dishes, an omelet and sandwich station (is this is a Canadian thing?), and small plates. 21
  • Yes, the breakfast could be better, and yes, the elevator situation needs addressing, but these are minor complaints in the grand scheme of an exceptional mountain resort experience. 25
  • Food & Bev: A I'm a little split on this one as well because the room service and breakfast buffet food was delicious. We did room service a few times for lunch and we did the Breakfast Tower as well and everything was perfectly flavored. 1
  • Excellent steakhouse and bar with mountain views, plus 24-hour room service 4
  • My daughter and I wanted to make the most of our room, so we opted for room service. My skier and I tucked into a hearty breakfast - I had eggs over easy and she French toast. The tray was delightful-with a fresh sprig of pine in a Glassy Baby vase. 13
  • Here's where we have to be honest though. The breakfast was fine. Not bad, not amazing, just... fine. And for a Four Seasons, we expected more. The potatoes had some seasoning but needed more flavor. The omelets were decent but nothing special. The dessert station wasn't as sweet as we'd hoped, and the waffles and donuts were surprisingly bland. 25
  • Sidecut restaurant serves a knockout steak, but you'll want to head away from the hotel, to the main village, for a larger range of options. 9
  • In terms of dining, the main restaurant at the Four Seasons Whistler is the Fifty Two 80 Bistro, whose name derives from the elevation of Whistler's Blackcomb mountain. The menu is centered upon seafood creatively prepared and served, although the non-seafood lover has a choice of many delicious items as well. 14
  • The dining here was solid and much better than the very underwhelming (2.5 hours for 2 courses, subpar food quality) dinner we had at The Wildflower at the nearby Fairmont Chateau Whistler during our trip. 21
  • The restaurant is, like the rest of the hotel, attractive in its newness and up-to-the-moment design. 14
  • Look, we're not going to lie to you: we were a bit disappointed. It's not that the breakfast was bad, it just didn't hit the Four Seasons standard we'd built up in our heads. 25
  • We headed to the lower level restaurant, Sidecut, at the Four Seasons. Four our dinner, I ordered the trout and my daughter had the broiled salmon from the kids' menu. Yes, friends, a kids' menu without breaded food. A-men. She had steamed veggies and a hearty hunk of perfectly cooked salmon. everyone was delighted and the room was buzzing with activity. 13
  • Anyone looking for a wonderful, high-quality stay will feel right at home at the Four Seasons Whistler. We're excited to return in the summer next time to experience everything they have to offer in the warmer months from activities, to dining to the stunning views of Whistler mountain. 24
  • The seasonal four-course prix fixe menu offers strong value for the quality and setting, with a focus on seasonal ingredients and classic techniques executed at a high level. 6
  • e the room service and breakfast buffet food was delicious. We did room service a few times for lunch and we did the Breakfast Tower as well and everything was perfectly flavored. 1
  • The Four Seasons is in the Upper Village (as is the Fairmont). Location wise, I think prime territory is the Village Centre. Why? There are so many restaurants in the village and the best shops are all there. Upper Village does have some shopping and dining, but it isn't as vibrant as the other two areas. 13
  • One of the highlights of @alilamaldives was the incredible dining and overall vibe of the resort. From @kavi_musik ripping on the decks at sunset to overwater sushi and toes in the sand italian, I could have stayed forever ❤️ #maldives #alila 24
  • The In-Room Dining at the Four Seasons is exceptional! Our tiered "balcony breakfast" was not only insta-worthy but seriously delicious! 15
  • If you don't feel like making a trip into the village for dinner, the hotel has two great dining options: Sidecut Steakhouse which is famous for its BBQ rubs (you can buy them to take away), and Fifty Two 80 Bistro & Bar, which is offers more of a casual après scene with live music, an ice bar, and fantastic cocktails. 16
  • Pro tip: the house cars are clutch when you've had a few glasses of wine at dinner and walking back uphill through snow suddenly seems like the worst idea ever. 25
  • our dinner there was fantastic outdoor sitting provided a great Ambience as the sun was setting and the service was excellent On camera79:10
  • But we also ate dinner one night at Sidecut and the food there was forgettable. The meat was really bland and just average and I'd probably give it a B to be honest. 1
  • The quintessential alpine resort features 178 rooms and 95 suites (plus 37 residential units), and despite its proximity to the slopes-one could be forgiven for staying on site all day with a trip to the spa, a soak in the hot tub, or a delicious meal at Braidwood Tavern. 17
  • For early risers (or jet-lagged travelers), there's a complimentary self-serve coffee station in the lobby from 5 to 9am. The coffee is decent, but if you're skiing, just grab your free coffee at the ski concierge from 8 to 10am instead. 25
  • Sidecut Steakhouse delivers beautifully cooked BC-aged meats and fresh local fish in a dining room anchored by roaring fireplaces. Meals feel elegant without being stuffy. 8
  • Beyond the restaurants, we loved all the little added touches to the hospitality service. There was a daily wine-tasting station featuring local BC wines to try out. 20
  • Room service was quick and prompt. 1
  • It is best experienced after dinner or as a pre-dinner transition into the evening. We also enjoyed in-room dining each morning, which is complimentary through FSPP benefits. It became an easy ritual to ease into the day while enjoying breakfast on our terrace with views of the mountain. 6
  • Service is polished but warm, and the pacing of the tasting menu allows the experience to unfold slowly without feeling rushed. 6
Room36 mentions · 4 filmed
  • Stunning scenery - having a beverage on the suite balcony was a perfect way to start and end the day 21
  • Large, beautiful rooms with fireplaces, sitting areas, and Nespresso machines 4
  • Previous visitors recommend booking a mountain-facing room. Although they're pricier than other accommodations, these rooms come with cozy comforts such as private balconies. 19
  • While the room was a bit dated, the bed was comfortable and had soft, pure white linens that made me never want to get out of it. 24
  • The balcony had a table and chairs, though our view wasn't exactly Instagram-worthy. We overlooked the snow-covered tennis courts and the Fairmont Chateau's staff parking lot. Not ideal, but honestly, we were barely in the room during daylight hours anyway. 25
  • The room made an impression on us not only due to its size and its obvious newness, but also in the tasteful and interesting décor. 14
  • The enormous balcony looking towards the mountains was a perfect way to start our day every morning and the extra space with our son was perfect for him to run around and have space. 1
  • Perhaps, it seems like a surprising thing to be excited about, but I was thrilled with the walk in closet. With five people to get dressed each morning, and the additional complexity of layer upon layer of ski clothing, things get a little tricky. This closet had tons of cubbies and a low closet rod stocked with kid sized hangers. Everything stayed neat and easy to find! 3
  • The modern rustic decor features stone, dark wood and fabrics in natural tones, with the cushy atmosphere enhanced by roaring log fires. 20
  • Sweet Suite: The Blackcomb Suite, more dream apartment with unique decor than hotel room, comes with two large bedrooms, proper living and dining rooms and kitchen. Balconies overlook the pool (trust me it's pretty not naf) and the mountains. The master bath has a gorgeous art deco vibe. The ideal kick off your boot and unwind space. 12
  • Again we had a king bed and a fireplace and a spacious living area. We booked a comparable room size at the Four Seasons (to the Westin) and it was perfectly proportioned and appointed with all the luxuries...the only thing it didn't have was a kitchen. 13
  • Now, here's the one quirk: like many luxury hotels (and other Four Seasons properties) the minibar is pressure-sensitive. Pick up that $8 can of beer to read the label? You're buying it. There's no space to store your own drinks either, unless you want to rent a mini-fridge for $60 per day. 25
  • While the room design is beautiful, they were all fully renovated in 2019, they never sacrifice functionality... closets are big, bathrooms have two sinks. 12
  • We settled in and unpacked in our ENORMOUS closet. For any family that has ever been on a ski vacation you know how tight space can get, please know that this is NOT an issue with the Four Seasons closets. We had a ton of room to spread out. 13
  • It was amazing. We booked the Alpine Suite, its a 1 bedroom, 1,726 (sq.ft.) suite. It was incredible to say the least. 1
  • We entered our 1-bedroom Deluxe Executive Suite and were floored by the size. At 850 square feet, the suite had two full bathrooms, a large living room with fireplace, balcony and large master bedroom. 24
  • The walk-in closet was absurdly spacious with drawers, shelves, and enough hanging space for a month-long trip. 25
  • On arrival, we were upgraded to a Deluxe Executive Suite (Room 643) which had an extra shower room and some of the most spectacular mountain views from the balcony we could have imagined. 21
  • The room décor reflected the mountain setting and made use of the lovely tree-filled views outside. 13
  • While we were out when they called, the room was ready a short hour or so later, which I thought was an excellent touch. They put a rush on the room and I appreciated how quickly they were able to finish it and they called us right away, as they promised they would. 24
  • the balcony was accessible through a door in the bedroom although small it had a table and two chairs for enjoying Mountain views On camera75:48
  • Rooms at the Four Seasons Whistler There are 273 rooms and suites at the Whistler Four Seasons. Our room was a Deluxe Room, which is the entry-level room category. At 51 square metres it was plenty spacious for our family of four, with a cozy yet elegant alpine design. 20
  • Deluxe Executive Suite was a great room configuration for families with extra shower room 21
  • With your cold weather gear and skis in tow, this may be a consideration. We must say though that, in our view, a room at the Four Seasons would be an ideal place to "come home to" after a day on the slopes. 14
  • the bedroom had a king-size bed with plush woven textile wall coverings indirect lighting from the headboard added a sense of warmth and like any other Four Seasons property the bat was incredibly comfortable with down pillows in a dubet On camera73:54
  • The Deluxe Suite offered a comfortable one-bedroom layout with a separate living area, ideal for couples or small families wanting extra space. 6
  • Rooms: A+ We booked the Alpine Suite, its a 1 bedroom, 1,726 (sq.ft.) suite. We booked the Alpine Suite, its a 1 bedroom, 1,726 (sq.ft.) suite. It was incredible to say the least. 1
  • The room was ideal for our family, though we wished the room design could have included balcony access from the bedroom, not just the living room, so we could enjoy a glass of wine on the balcony at night without having to worry about waking up the kids when we came back inside. 21
  • But the real gift, as far as they were concerned, was the sugary welcome treat in our room. Our room, an Executive King Suite, was huge. The kids slept on a sofabed in the living room while Peyman and I stretched out in a king sized bed in the bedroom. 3
  • there was plenty of storage space with a walk-in closet between the the bedroom and the bathroom with an in room safe plus extra closet space in the hallway great spaces to store ski gears in Winter On camera74:55
  • our room was an 800 ft executive site on the third floor with spacious and separate entertainment and sleeping areas thank you ooh oh my God it's way more spacious than I thought On camera72:56
  • We hugely appreciated the daily room service and turn-down service, where the bed was converted into a sofa every morning and returned to a bed in the evening, giving us extra space during the day. 20
  • The suite we had at the Four Seasons Resort Whistler was very spacious, and perfect for a family. We had a 1 bedroom suite with a king bed, a large master bathroom with a soaker-tub and shower, a walk in closet, as well as a separate living area and a second bathroom. 15
  • Pretty much everywhere you look there are beautiful evergreen trees and monstrous mountains surrounding you. Our balcony was no exception! We loved enjoying our Nespresso coffee on the balcony in the morning. 15
  • The rooms are genuinely spacious even at the base category. We've stayed at plenty of hotels where "deluxe" means "slightly less cramped," but this room felt legitimately large and comfortable. 25
  • The king-size bed was incredibly comfortable, and the sofa bed provided a great sleeping arrangement for the kids. 20
Value14 mentions · 2 filmed
  • The seasonal four-course prix fixe menu offers strong value for the quality and setting, with a focus on seasonal ingredients and classic techniques executed at a high level. 6
  • The value here is hard to overstate. Not only is this a well-priced mountain resort in off-season in local currency, but the USD-CAD exchange rate at the time of our stay made this an incredible value. 21
  • In the evening, sip a cocktail at the on-site bar or sample prime slices of tenderloin at Sidecut Modern Steak + Bar (recent visitors mention that meals here are pricey, but worth every penny). 19
  • The extensive breakfast buffet is a delight to behold, but it isn't included with room rates and can be quite expensive ($42 per person). 9
  • they have a decent spa and fitness center the spa offers various services but they can be pretty pricey On camera712:38
  • But the kicker here was the value-for-luxury equation, making this by far one of the best mountain resort values we've come across in shoulder season. 21
  • Is Four Seasons Whistler worth the price? Yes, especially if you value spacious rooms, excellent amenities, and convenience. The ski concierge alone saves so much hassle that it's worth a portion of the premium. 25
  • The Four Seasons in Whistler offers exceptional value without skimping on the little extras that make it a truly memorable Four Seasons stay. 16
  • breakfast isn't included with regular roommates and can be quite expensive On camera78:31
  • Not only is the price reasonable, but you can also expect to receive the same standard of service that Four Seasons hotels are renowned for the world over. 16
  • The value here in the off-season is exceptional, especially given the USD-CAD exchange rate when we stayed - a base room for a family of four in October / November started at just under $300 USD per night, a fraction of what it costs to stay at other Four Seasons mountain resorts. 21
  • Recent guests were thrilled with the exceptional service at this Four Seasons property, but thought the parking fees were a tad high. 19
  • As far as Four Seasons hotels go, this one is great value. 16
  • Guests note that food is expensive. 4
Bathroom11 mentions · 2 filmed
  • The bathroom had everything: a soaking tub, walk-in rainfall shower, and double sink vanity. It's the kind of bathroom where you feel fancy just brushing your teeth. 25
  • Bathrooms are generous and warm, with L'Occitane toiletries, rainfall showers, and premium bath goodies. 8
  • The L'Occitane bath products very well may end up in your suitcase. 9
  • We had a ton of room to spread out. Our bathroom was equally delightful with his-and-her sinks and a big soaking tub (which we used). 13
  • The bathroom in the master room was massive and contained a deep soaking tub - a delight after a long day of skiing. 24
  • The bathroom was a good size, with a separate bathtub and rain shower and also a separate WC cubicle, making it flexible for family use. 20
  • they provided grown Alchemist toiletries and bath products which smelled amazing On camera74:32
  • The suite included a large, luxurious marble-floored master bathroom with a deep soaker tub and separate glass-doored shower as well as another spacious bathroom closer to the living room. 14
  • It's also worth noting that all in-room bathroom amenities are from a partnership with Grown Alchemist, which adds a nice, elevated touch to everyday essentials. 6
  • And the bathroom. You'd expect luxury, right? But you know what's really luxurious when you're a mom? Not having to lift your 4 year old up to that marble sink each time she needs to wash her hands. You know what else makes a bathroom luxurious right now? A diaper genie to contain Eilan's dirty diapers. Now that's the kind of babyproofing I love! 3
  • the bathroom was spacious with a double vanity I like that there was a separate toilet room a shower and a silking tub On camera74:22
Service52 mentions · 3 filmed
  • The ski concierge at Blackcomb base stores all your equipment with boot warmers, plus serves complimentary coffee in the morning and hot chocolate in the afternoon. It's genuinely one of the best amenities. 25
  • The staff offered to either keep our ski gear at the bell desk or transfer it to the ski concierge at Blackcomb base. We initially kept it at the hotel but later had them move it to the mountain for the next day. Spoiler: the ski concierge situation is absolutely brilliant, and we'll get to that later. 25
  • Service here was attentive, warm, and personal. It was a laid-back - yet still well-executed - take on the exemplary Four Seasons service experience, channeling the low-key mountain town vibe. 21
  • When we did pull up to deliver our car to the valet, it was friendly, professional service from then onward. 14
  • Concierge is a welcome resource when looking for something off the wall no matter where city the brand carries weight. 23
  • The service team at Braidwood was wonderful, and Ben (breakfast) and Mike (lunch) were notable standouts. 21
  • Should you wish to go fly-fishing, take a glider up above the Pemberton Valley, step into a waiting SUV at the Green Lake floatplane dock or virtually any other activity, the Four Seasons concierge, tops in Whistler, will take care of the details. 10
  • The mountainside ski concierge was one of our favorite amenities. Located at the base of Blackcomb Mountain, you can store your skis, snowboard, boots-everything mountainside. 25
  • Located in the Upper Village, the resort combines spacious accommodations, exceptional service, and Canada's top-rated resort spa in a setting that works equally well for ski vacations, summer escapes, and family travel. 6
  • The phone app to talk to hotel staff and make requests was flawless and extremely responsive. 1
  • the reception desk wasn't your traditional barrier we were checked in by a lovely staff member from the UK who explained all the amenities including the restaurant and Resort credits 7
  • from the moment we arrived we were greeted by friendly staff all we had to do was to check in at the front desk while they handled the luggage in the car On camera70:53
  • Room service is prompt, hot and delicious, valets fast even when busy, staff is welcoming and friendly. 23
  • Is Four Seasons Whistler ski-in/ski-out? No, but it offers a ski concierge at the base of the Blackcomb gondola and complimentary transportation, making access to the slopes efficient and straightforward. 6
  • The rooms are genuinely comfortable and spacious, the ski-in/ski-out access is incredibly convenient, the amenities (especially that ski concierge!) make the mountain experience seamless, and the overall service quality lives up to the Four Seasons name. 25
  • Each four seasons is unique and some are far better than others, especially resorts. However what unifies them all is extraordinary service and amenities. 23
  • The legendary Four Seasons service is at play here, meaning check-in is a breeze and served up with a smile. 9
  • The Four-Star hotel's staff is both friendly and efficient. From the prompt valets who can provide you with directions to local attractions to the twice-daily maid service, every detail has been thought of to make your stay as comfortable and enjoyable as possible. 11
  • True to the Four Seasons experience, the service is excellent. From the front desk staff who is there to assist with anything you need, to the bartender who delivers your wine straight to the cedar barrel sauna outdoors, we had a great experience due to the service of the staff. 24
  • Overall, we loved our stay at the Four Seasons Whistler. It's location in Blackcomb, stunning architecture and 5-star service really shone throughout our time on property. 24
  • Another example, each night the staff filled our two ceramic pitchers with cool water. Perfect for staying hydrated in the altitude. I never cease to be impressed by the little touches at luxury ski resorts. 13
  • A hearty, mouthwatering breakfast sets you up for the day, then the ski concierge service allows you to explore the town before and after hitting the slopes, without having to lug your kit around with you. 22
  • Still, it's such a relief to find myself giggling with the valet about the crazy chaos my trunk can barely contain, four-year-old Darya's struggle to get her shoes on the proper feet, and the antics of baby Eilan. 3
  • The service style is highly personalized and consistent, and the residences offer more space than most hotels in Whistler can match. 6
  • Check-in took about five minutes. Easy, efficient, and soon we were headed to our room with keycards in hand. 25
  • The ski concierge service was a game-changer, making ski rentals and storage effortless. 20
  • Valet brought our car to the front in record timing every time, the hotel staff went above and beyond in accommodating our late check out. 1
  • The heated towels at the pool deserve another mention because they're genuinely incredible. It's such a simple touch, but it makes all the difference when you're getting out of a hot tub into freezing weather in the snow. 25
  • The linens were silky soft, and the pillows were these giant fluffy clouds that somehow supported your head perfectly. 25
  • But it's not too self-important not to have a kids' menu and be welcoming to families. Our server even emerged from the kitchen with a couple of carrots for the kids when she heard they had been outside making snowmen! 20
  • Then there's the ski concierge and warm ski-room setup at Blackcomb's base, a true game-changer. They'll handle your gear, shuttle your skis down, warm your boots, and even offer steaming hot chocolate as you get ready to hit the lifts. 8
  • And service to die for... the ski concierge who makes sure your equipment is ready in the morning and grabs it at the end of the day, the spa that heals you with a maple and stone massage (this is Canada) and the valet who finds your car when you lose your ticket. Seamless and perfect! 12
  • Anything left to mention? Although the Four Seasons isn't in Whistler Village, a frequent and efficient shuttle service (as well as a private driver) can whisk you back and forth whenever you desire. 9
  • This mountain hotel offers a one-of-a-kind service with its Ski Concierge, who will collect and store your equipment for you, assist with equipment rental (if needed), and help you purchase a lift pass, so you waste no time in enjoying the fresh morning powder. 11
  • The ski concierge is brilliant and eliminates so much hassle during ski trips. 25
  • The Four Seasons staff noticed this, and housekeeping delivered a small stuffed moose with his own little cast (safety pinned on) and a note for Hudson! This was so thoughtful and we will always remember it! 15
  • Service was warm and inviting, and the resort's choice location offers nearly endless pursuits for outdoor enthusiasts. 21
  • Service is luxurious, and the facilities are of a Five Diamond standard - including 24 hour in-room dining, twice daily housekeeping, and a slope-side ski valet staffed by Four Seasons. 16
  • chat service is extremely quick on every request. 1
  • The absolute best part? Heated towels. There's a towel warmer by the pool, and grabbing a toasty warm towel when you're getting out of the water in freezing temperatures is genuinely life-changing. 25
  • Plus their House Car and Shuttle service to and from the Main Village to the resort makes it the perfect location. 1
  • There are plenty of deck chairs for sunning or reading and very efficient pool service (a big glass of merlot please!) for snacks and beverages. 13
  • Concierge was also great in helping us make all the excursion, spa and dinner reservations and I dont have a single bad thing to say about it. 1
  • The turndown service was timely and did an excellent job as well. 24
  • Service is intimate and highly personalized. 16
  • housekeeping was great with evening turn down service one evening we found delicious macaroons with a lovely note when we returned to the room after dinner On camera76:10
  • The bar pours perfect cocktails (think smoky old-fashioned and warming toddies), and the service genuinely understands when you need a glass of red or a calming espresso after the slopes. 8
  • The cold mountain air quickly fades as you are greeted by smiling bellman and friendly faces at the front desk. 24
  • don't be put off by its location the free shuttle service was super convenient running every 10 to 15 minutes you can't even track it in real time time which saved us a lot of hassle On camera76:49
  • Service is one of the hotel's key differentiators - with every little detail thought about and taken care of. 16
  • I cant say enough about it but the phone app that Four Seasons has is incredible. Its so easy to use and whoever is manning that chat service is extremely quick on every request. 1
  • The ski valet service, for instance, is excellent. From the moment you arrive at the hotel, your skis and boots will be promptly whisked away to the ski valet room at the base of Blackcomb Mountain. 16
Location18 mentions · 1 filmed
  • The location and scenery here are absolute magic, especially in the fall when the leaves are changing colors. 21
  • Situated in the celebrated coastal alpine location of Whistler, SIDECUT Modern Steak+Bar's sleek wood interior offers an inviting setting where diners can cozy up to the open fireplace or dine on the sun-soaked patio. 11
  • Rome's newest boutique hotel is mere steps from the Trevi Fountain. Beautiful rooms and an unbeatable location, but some opening issues remain. 25
  • The luxury resort, located just a short walk from Blackcomb Mountain, is the perfect location for your next ski trip. 17
  • The Four Seasons is located outside the bustle of the Village, in the relatively serene Upper Village near the base of Blackcomb Mountain. 19
  • Conveniently located a few minutes' walk from Whistler Village, trails, and parks 21
  • Service was warm and inviting, and the resort's choice location offers nearly endless pursuits for outdoor enthusiasts. 21
  • The hotel is located in the upper part of Blackcomb Village - a 10 minute walk to the main Whistler Village area. It can feel a little out of the action (which in turn makes it very quiet). 16
  • I can say a lot about the location. Amazing. Beautiful. Stunning. Gorgeous. Breathtaking. Whistler is all of that and more. 1
  • The location in Upper Village is a bit removed from the lively Whistler Village, but it's a short walk to the Peak 2 Peak Gondola lift up Whistler Blackcomb. 4
  • the location offers more privacy and a quiet environment especially in the evening On camera76:42
  • The resort is a five-minute walk to the ski lifts and a 10-minute stroll to the village center. This plush nine-story hotel gives alpine chic a new twist with warm earth tones and wood interiors, big leather chairs beside the fireplace in the lobby, and amazingly spacious rooms. 19
  • The location works perfectly. Easy walking distance to Upper Village, close to the gondola, and the shuttles make getting to Whistler Village completely painless. 25
  • Ideally located a bit off the beaten Whistler track it is the perfect sanctuary. 12
  • Overall, we loved our stay at the Four Seasons Whistler. It's location in Blackcomb, stunning architecture and 5-star service really shone throughout our time on property. 24
  • Location in the upper village (a short walk or drive to all the shopping and dining) is ideal for those seeking a peaceful atmosphere. 5
  • It's an easy walk to both Upper Village and Whistler Village center. The hotel also provides complimentary shuttles and house cars if you don't feel like walking (or if you've had wine at dinner and walking uphill through snow seems unappealing). 25
  • The hotel is ideally located for skiing in Whistler. It is just a five-minute walk from the Blackcomb Base. 20
Bed & Sleep5 mentions
  • The beds are exceptional. Like, we're-still-thinking-about-them-months-later exceptional. The linens, the pillows, the mattress-everything was perfect. 25
  • The bed was SO comfortable, and the linens were crisp white and luxurious. 15
  • The rest of the hotel is wonderful too! Think refined chalet... beautiful wood, tasteful art, fireplaces everywhere... elegant yet comfortable. 12
  • The king bed was phenomenally comfortable. Like, dangerously comfortable. The kind of bed that makes you question every life decision that doesn't involve lying in it. 25
  • I never wanted to get out of the bed, it was completely flawless... everything... mattress, pillows (seriously considered stealing the big square ones), sheets, duvets, lighting, usb plugs, even the small alarm clock. 12
Noise4 mentions · 1 filmed
  • one thing I loved about the suite was how quiet it was perfect for un finding after a busy day of activities On camera76:24
  • The WiFi was solid, the spaces were quiet, and honestly, it's not the worst place to take Zoom calls when your background is literally a luxury mountain resort. 25
  • That charm carries through to quiet spaces like their hidden firepits and reading nooks. It's serene enough that in the rooms with forest-facing balconies, you could literally hear a pin drop; Narnia-wild and utterly peaceful, as if the snow-laden fir trees are offering you their perfect hush. 8
  • Yes, the breakfast could be better, and yes, the elevator situation needs addressing, but these are minor complaints in the grand scheme of an exceptional mountain resort experience. 25
View2 mentions
  • The mountain view from the resort, while also being a stones throw from the main Village is perfect. 1
  • The mountain view rooms offer floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking snow-dusted pines, and a profound silence, that makes the forest seem alive and still, uncannily like stepping into a Narnia scene. 8

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    Four Seasons Resort Whistler
    ourismantravel.comReview site2026-06-10Current10 quotes used
    The seasonal four-course prix fixe menu offers strong value for the quality and setting, with a focus on seasonal ingredients and classic techniques executed at a high level.
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    Four Seasons Whistler Review: Is This The Ultimate ...
    refinedtrails.comReview site2025-10-20Recent32 quotes used
    The bathroom had everything: a soaking tub, walk-in rainfall shower, and double sink vanity. It's the kind of bathroom where you feel fancy just brushing your teeth.
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    Review: Four Seasons Whistler
    luxurytraveldiary.comReview site2025-07-10Recent10 quotes used
    Bathrooms are generous and warm, with L'Occitane toiletries, rainfall showers, and premium bath goodies.
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    Review: Four Seasons Whistler (Spring/Summer 2025)
    reddit.comForum thread2025-05-27Recent17 quotes used
    Food & Bev: A I'm a little split on this one as well because the room service and breakfast buffet food was delicious. We did room service a few times for lunch and we did the Breakfast Tower as well and everything was p…
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    Four Seasons Whistler: Review
    mumonthemove.comReview site2025-04-01Recent12 quotes used
    Braidwood Tavern is the all-day, more casual restaurant dishing up breakfast, lunch, dinner and drinks at the bar. It's a cozy and inviting area with a roaring log fire, comfy sofa areas and sports on the TV screens behi…
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    The Best Room At Four Seasons Whistler - Review
    townandcountrymag.comReview site2025-02-23Recent2 quotes used
    The luxury resort, located just a short walk from Blackcomb Mountain, is the perfect location for your next ski trip.
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