Where to Stay in Whistler

Whether you’re planning a snow-filled winter escape or a summer mountain retreat, Whistler has accommodations for every vibe—from luxury resorts to cozy chalets.

Luxury Hotels & Resorts

• Fairmont Chateau Whistler – A classic alpine resort with spa services, slope-side access, and luxurious rooms—perfect for a boujee bride weekend.
• Nita Lake Lodge – A peaceful lakeside escape with an award-winning spa and breathtaking views just outside the main village.
• Four Seasons Resort Whistler – For total luxury: spacious suites, private patios, heated pools, and five-star service.

Chic Hotels & Boutique Stays

• Pangea Pod Hotel – A stylish, budget-friendly option in the heart of Whistler Village with modern, pod-style rooms and a fun rooftop bar.
• Summit Lodge Boutique Hotel – Artsy and pet-friendly with a cozy vibe and walkable location near shops and nightlife.

Group-Friendly Chalets & Rentals

• Whistler Airbnbs – Book a spacious chalet with a fireplace, hot tub, and plenty of room for glam time and games night.
• Blackcomb Peaks Accommodations – Offers multi-room rentals ideal for big groups with ski-in/ski-out access.

What to Do in Whistler

Relaxation, Wellness & Pampering

• Scandinave Spa – Iconic outdoor hot baths, saunas, steam rooms, and total silence. Bring your robe and your zen.
• Vida Spa – Located inside the Fairmont, perfect for a pampering day with massages, facials, and group packages.

Food, Drinks & Brunch Vibes

• Bearfoot Bistro – Fine dining, a vodka ice room, and champagne sabering? Yes, please.
• Araxi Restaurant + Oyster Bar – A chic spot for celebratory dinners, wine pairings, and seafood feasts.
• Wildwood Cafe – Cozy brunch spot loved by locals for hearty eats and mimosa flights.

Nightlife & Après-Ski Fun

• Garfinkel’s – The ultimate Whistler nightclub with DJs, bottle service, and all-night dancing.
• Tommy Africa’s – Legendary dance floor energy and themed party nights perfect for the bride squad.
• Longhorn Saloon – Right at the base of the mountain, it's après-central for drinks, music, and patio celebrations.

Adventure & Outdoor Experiences

• Ski or Snowboard – Hit the slopes during winter for a fun group adventure, even if you're just in it for the hot chocolate.
• Ziptrek Ecotours – Fly through the forest canopy on a thrilling zipline tour, even in winter!
• Whistler Bungee – For the brave bride, take the plunge over a glacier-fed river. Bucket-list moment unlocked.
• Whistler Tasting Tours – Sample your way through the village with curated food and drink stops.

When to Visit Whistler

• Winter (Dec–March): Best for snow bunnies and ski adventures. Think hot tubs, fireplaces, and snowy glam vibes.
• Spring (April–May): Quieter, with milder weather and great off-season deals on hotels and spa packages.
• Summer (June–August): Perfect for hiking, lake days, and mountain biking. Bachelorette picnics with mountain views? Yes.
• Fall (Sept–Nov): Cozy season with beautiful foliage, wine tastings, and slower village vibes.

How to Get There

• By Air: Fly into Vancouver International Airport (YVR), then take a scenic 2-hour drive along the Sea-to-Sky Highway.
• By Shuttle: Several companies offer direct transport to Whistler from YVR or downtown Vancouver.
• Getting Around: Once you’re there, Whistler Village is super walkable and ride-share friendly.

Plan Your Whistler Bachelorette

Whether you’re après-skiing in matching outfits, relaxing in outdoor hot tubs, or dining at mountain-view restaurants, Whistler brings the perfect blend of wild and chill for your bachelorette weekend.

Need party decor? Shop Bach and Boujee for custom balloon banners, bride sashes, and themed bachelorette kits to bring your mountain celebration to life!