A colorful, wood-lined lodge just north of town, this cozy property offers both dorm and private rooms as well as a handy shuttle bus to get you to and from the lifts. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Recently renovated to include loungey new interiors, this centrally-located boutique sleepover combines lofts and studios with kitchen facilities, plus a selection of cheaper but still-comfortable standard lodge rooms. A great location near restaurants and shops, you're within wa… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This country-style inn with country-style hospitality doesn't seem out of place among the mountains of Whistler. It's within walking distance of the village and the lifts, and its jacuzzi is ever-welcome after a day on the hills. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Teetering on the edge of Green Lake, each room here makes the most of some awesome water and mountain views through its large picture windows. The restaurant is among the best in the Whistler area, and there's kayaking in the summer or ice-skating when the lake freezes up. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This popular Village North B&B is a wood-lined nook within walking distance of the village. Rooms are small but cozy and there's a large outdoor hot tub on the deck. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This centrally-located chain hotel doesn't feel like a chain at all. Its cheery, apartment-style rooms (some with two bedrooms) all have kitchen facilities and jetted soaker tubs, and it's handily surrounded by restaurants and bars a few meters from the hotel entrance. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Nestled in the quieter Upper Village area, this apartment-style sleepover offers large, self-catering rooms with antique flourishes and an ideal location near the Wizard and Magic Blackcomb lifts. There's an on-site restaurant if you don't want to cook your own dodgy pasta dinner… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

For the ultimate in convenience, this ski-in/ski-out resort has the Creekside Gondola right next to its lobby. Ideal for families and groups, its large, condo-style rooms are a real home-from-home, where you can spread out and relax in utter comfort. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This rustic, north-of-the-village resort has grassy camping sites but its main attraction is its clutch of woodsy cabins, suitable for couples or small groups. The site abounds with facilities and there are winter and summer trails (ideal for everything from skiing to biking) pas… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Capturing the appeal of 1970s Whistler with its yesteryear red-brick fireplaces, wood paneling and pull-down Murphy beds (selected rooms only), this is the place for you if you love brown carpets and brightly patterned duvet covers. It's a friendly spot, though, and it has a 10-p… Full Lonely Planet Review ›