[elise, 19.10.2006] The approach to the hotel impresses the author by its beauty. He admires its "picturesque swath", and recognizes that although Whistler is "a skiing and snowboarding" village, other seasonal activities are also available. The hotel is in "harmonious relief against the panoramic backdrop that is the Canadian Rockies". All this beauty and atmosphere makes the author feel that his only responsibility is to "enjoy the days ahead".

The hotel offers 242 rooms which are "oversized" and comfortable. Special comfort is added by a "gas-burning fireplace". The rooms are very well furnished, offering "the perfect place to relax" and admire the "breathtaking vista". They are also the "perfect place to get some work done". When tired, you can enjoy the "king-size bed with an overstuffed duvet and large down filled pillows".

There is a "truly world class" Spa which offers "fifteen treatment rooms" as well as a "large free-form" pool, and whirlpools. The stylish "fire and ice themed" restaurant offers visitors "fine cuisine" and "expansive views" of the ever-present "snowcapped mountains". The author finds that the hotel "offers an incomparable experience" and recommends it to those who want to enjoy holidays in "Canada's Great White North".