ابحث عن فنادق بالقرب من Boot Chutes، في ويسلر من SAR 290

"When you book via Expedia you are not given priority room selection. They give that to people who reserve direct at full price. We booked in February for a July reservation. They would not let us confirm our three rooms could be together on the same floor. When we arrived they put one room on the first, one on the second and one on the fourth floors. That was disappointing. The food was incredible however expensive. The balcony in our room hadn’t been swept or ridden of cobwebs in a VERY long...

"Hotel was fine for the price. The parking here is awful though for anyone planning to come with a vehicle. Spots are small by even Vancouver standards but the lot is full of big vehicles which makes coming and going very challenging."

"Keep up the good work"

"Overall stay was great. New and clean rooms, well equipped."

"Very nice staff"

"Excellent location. Entire village walkable. Room fit 4 people very comfortably."

"Excellent rooms and facility"

"Beautiful outdoor pool and two hot tubs. The rooms are big and very clean."

"Average but not particularly modern property with excellent location and a small pool only open until 5 pm. Within a few minutes you can be across the street heading towards upper village (Blackcomb) or in the other direction towards the Olympic rings."

"The hotel was like a boutique hotel and located on the least busy part of the village. The amenities were clean and the room we were in was spacious with a microwave, mini fridge, air conditioning. The atmosphere was warm and welcoming."

"I really enjoyed my stay here. The hotel and Whistler are fantastic. The staff were very helpful. Hit it off with Beny. Nice guy. Had a problem with the TV (someone had disconnected the internet to hook up their computer) Beny was up within 5 minutes and had it up and running. The hotel sits central to the town site. Great for getting around in summer but would require a short walk (150M) to the lifts during ski season."

"Beautiful comfortable hotel in a prime position on the Whistler stroll."