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4591 Blackcomb Way
Whistler, BC V0N 1B4
(604) 935-3400
Whistler, BC V0N 1B4
(604) 935-3400
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9 reviews for Four Seasons Resort Whistler
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I really love this resort. The service is great, the product is gorgeous, and the location is terrific.
The rooms (and bathrooms) are really nice. I like that they have button start fireplaces, I wish that there was a couch or other comfy seat right in front of the fireplace though. Well, within a safe distance, not *right* in front. The bathrooms are very well appointed and I love the soaking tub along with the standing shower.
The ski concierge and proximity to the mountain is great. I'm not a high maintenance girl, but if someone is already ready to hand me hot chocolate when I get done with a day of skiing, I can live with that. The courtesy van from the ski concierge to the town of Whistler is really nice as well.
The specialty drink menu in the lounge has some very good options. I'm a sucker for a specialty martini and I will admit I may have tried more than necessary. The food was all very good, and the prix fix menu when I was there was perfect for us.
I only had a pedicure in the spa, and the private room seemed a little, I dunno, cold (not temperature wise). The pedicure was well done though.
All in all I really like this resort, even if it wasn't located in a favorite vacation spot I'd still want to keep going back.
We stayed at the Four Seasons this past weekend for a friend's wedding. The hotel was amazing. Everything you'd expect at the Four Seasons. I particularly enjoyed this Four Seasons because it had an authentic rustic Canadian feel, but with all the modern necessities that made our experience completely enjoyable and convenient.
The hotel staff was very accommodating. I had a question about extending my trip and keeping my suite, the hotel operator transferred me to the manager's cell phone so that I could get an immediate confirmation
Even though the Four Seasons is a bit outside of the Village, the staff was very gracious and offered to shuttle us back and forth as needed.
The food and beverage service was great. Much better food and better prices on their menus, including beverages at the Four Seasons in comparison to the Fairmont's Chateau.
The rooms were spacious and luxurious. Even though we enjoyed a suite this trip, I went into a regular king room, which also seemed rather large with an over-sized sitting area and big walk in closet. Our suite had a couple full bathrooms, large family sitting area, fire place, corner balcony overlooking the mountains, comfortable bed, and spacious bathroom and closet.
We also spend a lot of time at the Fairmont Chateau Whistler, and after seeing both hotels, I am SO glad we stayed at the Four Seasons. By far the superior hotel. Can't wait to go back!
This place was fantastic. I would love to come back in the summer just to sit at the pool. We stayed at the Hilton for the first part of our stay, which was nice, but this hotel just stepped it up on service. This was the only hotel in the area that had a waiter outside at the hot tubs in the evening. IT was fantastic. Great restaurant, great service. I am knocking one star due to having to walk outside to get to the hot tubs. A long walk outside, through gates etc. That should be changed asap!
Ah the days of Whistler...I have always enjoyed staying here. The spa is was good. Great masseuses, I thoroughly enjoyed my massage. The number of restaurants in the area good and bad. From coffee to fine dining to casual dinging. I do remember especially enjoying the breakfast one morning at the Fifty Two 80 Bistro. It was a classic Benedict with Wilted Spinach, Back Bacon with Hollandaise. Quiet interesting but that back bacon you could cut with your fork it was really good. I liked the Hogwarts reference. It does kind of have that English countryside feel to it.
My friends and I would often refer to this place as Hogwarts. It looks like a modern castle right out of the English countryside. My friend actually worked for a (now defunct) chichi mountain-owned soft goods store. At the end of her shift we would sometimes look around the hotel. Unlike the older Chateau, the Four Seasons is crisp. The rooms are of course nice, but you're paying for the whole experience.
Fresh green apples always adorn the front desk. The concierge will bend over backwards for the smallest whim. The person making your bed had to watch a video and then take a test to do he honor. The ski concierge allows you to get your butt to the mountain without having to lug your gear.
Overall, it's a nice joint. A little further out than the Chateau but infinitely nicer. If you're going to spend $800+ for a room, this place is almost worth it. Almost.
The Spa is good, but not superb; far from 4 Seasons quality. My massage was OK/almost poor. I'd give it a low B. My masseur was rather ill-suited for a deep tissue and had really cold hands. Also, I had so many sheets that I got really hot. I'd give him a C-. Sadly, I've had worse and you can read about it =(
Insofar as the hotel and staff, it's very good! I enjoyed staying there and used the pool and jacuzzi often!
The location is fantastic; it's adjacent to Lost Lake where one can hike and mountain bike in literally a stone's throw.
I'd stay here over other nicer hotels since it's NOT in the village.
The village is well... a little too touristy. But it's the only game in town for a lot, so it helps to have the 4 Season's on call Car service shuttle you everywhere.
Also, I loved the concierge; they linked most things up very well!!
Went to the Four Seasons Spa today and it was amazing as per usual. My therapist is a BC certified RMT. You pay an additional $20 for this but that ensures I can get the reimbursement back from my health insurance. Make sure to request if this is your plan.
The Spa is serene and clean. Hot herbal teas and fruit infused waters get you hydrated while you wait in their comfy relaxation (waiting) room before the therapist gets you. The products used in the massage are high quality, the therapists are not chatty and the music, lighting levels and temps are always just right.
Afterwards I went for a quick dip in the outdoor hot tub before having a steam in their beautiful steam room. Afterwards a shower with lovely L'Occitane products capped off my relaxing Sunday afternoon.
I fully enjoyed my stay at the Four Seasons Whistler! As soon as we pulled we were greeted and escorted into the lobby. The lady at the front desk was so sweet and helpful and she offered my friend and I complimentary apples. After the long drive from Vancouver all we wanted to do was rest and boy did we rest. The beds were soft and the big pillows were plush. The bathroom not only boasted a huge tub but also a huge shower. Since we were paying a good amount for our stay we wanted to get the full experience by ordering room service. I remember very vividly the nice lady that brought up our room service and set up our dining table. The hands down best part of the meal was the seafood appetizer with some of the best and freshest raw oysters I have ever had. Overall, the experience was a blast and I hope one day I can return!
This is only regarding the spa. My experience was just ok. The massage was just ok. They didn't have alot of refreshments for guest to enjoy and the facility was alittle small.
