Four Seasons Resort Whistler
4591 Blackcomb Way, Whistler, V8E 0Y4, Canada
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Four Seasons Resort Whistler
Oferind o piscină în aer liber cu sistem de încălzire și 3 căzi cu hidromasaj, această proprietate se află în Whistler's Upper Village, la 8 minute pe jos de baza schilifturilor din Whistler Blackcomb. Conexiunea WiFi este gratuită.
Scoruri și recenzii
Curăţenie4,8
Locaţie4,6
Serviciu4,7
Camere4,7
Raport calitate/preț4,3
Calitatea somnului4,8
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Călător de familie
Comentariu: 30 mar. 2025
We wrapped up spring break with a super chill three-day, two-night stay at the Four Seasons Resort Whistler, and it was exactly what our family of four needed.
The rooms were awesome—super comfy, stylish, and spotlessly clean. The view of the mountains? Absolutely stunning. It made lounging around way more enjoyable.
The outdoor heated pool and hot tubs were a hit with all of us, and the kids especially loved the marshmallow roasting session held daily from 4–6 pm. It was such a fun and cozy family activity! The ping-pong facilities were also a big favorite, though they seemed to be in high demand.
Breakfast was a highlight, too—the buffet had an amazing variety of options, and we were pleasantly surprised to find BC caviar as part of the offerings that day. A unique and delicious treat!
The only downside was the playroom—it’s a bit small, especially during busy times like spring break or summer. It felt a little limited for all the kids hoping to use it.
That said, the staff nailed it. They were super friendly and helpful, adding little touches to make our stay extra special.
Four Seasons Whistler definitely delivered. We left feeling recharged and already talking about when we can come back!
The rooms were awesome—super comfy, stylish, and spotlessly clean. The view of the mountains? Absolutely stunning. It made lounging around way more enjoyable.
The outdoor heated pool and hot tubs were a hit with all of us, and the kids especially loved the marshmallow roasting session held daily from 4–6 pm. It was such a fun and cozy family activity! The ping-pong facilities were also a big favorite, though they seemed to be in high demand.
Breakfast was a highlight, too—the buffet had an amazing variety of options, and we were pleasantly surprised to find BC caviar as part of the offerings that day. A unique and delicious treat!
The only downside was the playroom—it’s a bit small, especially during busy times like spring break or summer. It felt a little limited for all the kids hoping to use it.
That said, the staff nailed it. They were super friendly and helpful, adding little touches to make our stay extra special.
Four Seasons Whistler definitely delivered. We left feeling recharged and already talking about when we can come back!
Călător de familie
IN
Comentariu: 12 ian. 2025
A stat pe: ian. 2025
Great hotel experience in Whistler
We just enjoyed 3 nights at The Four Seasons Whistler. We had two adjoining king rooms on the 6th floor facing the woods and mountain. Rooms were spacious, very comfortable and quiet. The adjoined through a passage between the closest which allowed quiet and privacy when needed. All staff excellent. We skied all 3 days and enjoyed the convenience and service of the ski concierge and shuttles. Hotel closest to Blackcomb gondola but Whistler gondola is a short shuttle ride. We enjoyed pool, hot tubs and sauna for apres ski soak. We also ate at both restaurants and thought both excellent. Gym and spa are great too. We had visited in the summer but loved our ski weekend. Look forward to returning. Loved it.
Răspunsul hotelului
Comentariu: 14 ianuarie
Thank you for your fantastic review! We’re thrilled to know had such an enjoyable stay at Four Seasons Whistler. It’s nice to hear that the adjoining rooms provided comfort and privacy, and we’re glad you took full advantage of our ski concierge, après-ski amenities, and dining options.
We’re delighted that your ski weekend was as memorable as your summer visit, and we look forward to welcoming you back for another exceptional experience!
Warm regards,
Four Seasons Whistler Team
We’re delighted that your ski weekend was as memorable as your summer visit, and we look forward to welcoming you back for another exceptional experience!
Warm regards,
Four Seasons Whistler Team
Cuplu
Comentariu: 6 nov. 2024
A stat pe: sept. 2024
Not quite....
The Mrs. and I have adopted “luxury travel” as a bit of a hobby (to the degree that we can afford it – we are not multi-millionaires). One of our primary ways to enable this are trips to Vancouver, B.C., which is only a 3-hour drive from our home (no airfare expense – yaa!). With that in mind, when we saw an absolute killer Amex Plat FHR daily rate for the Four Seasons Whistler during a period when we needed to be in Vancouver anyway, we jumped all over it.
No regrets…but…some disappointments.
One of the things the Mrs. and I have observed that makes Four Seasons properties special is the experience. It isn’t necessarily about the property itself…the Four Seasons Miami at the time of our visit was essentially brand new; the Four Seasons Singapore is showing its age with both a bit of wear and tear, as well as design themes. It is about the experience, and the majority of that is about the people. The Mrs. and I have speculated that there must be some “Four Seasons University” that staff are sent to, because the service, the hospitality, is always amazing. They seem to KNOW you are expecting something special, because you could be staying at the Marriott and saving a ton of money. At minimum, if there isn’t a “Four Seasons University”, then surely there is a rigorous hiring process that only the best and most experienced hospitality people could make through. Your first job in hospitality is not going to be at a Four Seasons.
Unless it is the Four Seasons Whistler.
There is a work visa program relationship between the British Commonwealth countries, primarily the U.K., Australia, and Canada, a program that is primarily leveraged by young people in their twenties. I know this because my wife was raised in Australia, and my university age son was raised in Canada. It is a very common thing for Brits to spend a year working in Canada or Australia someplace cool…like Sydney (Bondi Beach) or Canada (Whistler). For Canadians, its London and Sydney. For Aussies, its London and Whistler. The hospitality industry in all three cities leverage this. I’ve seen this in Sydney maybe times. And now I’ve seen it at the Four Seasons Whistler.
Polite, pleasant, enthusiastic, and well-scrubbed is the staff at the Four Seasons Whistler. Bright eyed and bushy tailed. Experienced? Competent? Meh…
The property is lovely – well up to Four Seasons standards (including the Four Seasons level artwork – I am always amazed at how the artwork doesn’t LOOK like “hotel artwork”…I can tell it is good stuff, and I care not a wit about art). Our room? Large and lovely, with in our case a great view. Expectations met.
The people?
I’m different. I know it. Having grown up quite working class and now living at a wee bit of a different station, the “Feeling Special” is a central part of the motivation behind our luxury travel hobby. “Feeling Special” is part of the reward for the hard work that makes $500 - $1000 per night hotel rooms possible it. And the Four Seasons, more than the Fairmont, and as it turns out, more than the Langham, ALWAYS delivers on this. Except when they didn’t at the Four Seasons Whistler.
Not bad service. Certainly, in no way impolite or improper. And to be clear, the manage level staff – all experienced at other Four Seasons properties (at least the ones I spoke to) were great.
But the Front Desk staff, the wait staff, the bell staff, all the front-line staff, perpetually seemed like they either waiting for me to tell them what to do, or that there was no expectation that they do anything beyond “check the box”. No mindset of “how do I solve this problem” versus “what is the correct answer”. At a Marriott, you ask about ice, you are told where the ice machine is. At a Four Seasons, the bellman who just dropped your bags either volunteers to get ice or promises to make sure that ice will appear in short order. At a Hilton, you ask for your car, they ask for your ticket, and then ask you what you are driving. At a Four Seasons, they greet you by name and then say “the _____, right?” (Yes, it is true, I don’t drive a Honda or a Toyota, or the like).
Now, given the killer rate we were paying, a rate that included parking and breakfast, I should have NO complaints. But it was a Four Seasons. Except…not quite.
No regrets…but…some disappointments.
One of the things the Mrs. and I have observed that makes Four Seasons properties special is the experience. It isn’t necessarily about the property itself…the Four Seasons Miami at the time of our visit was essentially brand new; the Four Seasons Singapore is showing its age with both a bit of wear and tear, as well as design themes. It is about the experience, and the majority of that is about the people. The Mrs. and I have speculated that there must be some “Four Seasons University” that staff are sent to, because the service, the hospitality, is always amazing. They seem to KNOW you are expecting something special, because you could be staying at the Marriott and saving a ton of money. At minimum, if there isn’t a “Four Seasons University”, then surely there is a rigorous hiring process that only the best and most experienced hospitality people could make through. Your first job in hospitality is not going to be at a Four Seasons.
Unless it is the Four Seasons Whistler.
There is a work visa program relationship between the British Commonwealth countries, primarily the U.K., Australia, and Canada, a program that is primarily leveraged by young people in their twenties. I know this because my wife was raised in Australia, and my university age son was raised in Canada. It is a very common thing for Brits to spend a year working in Canada or Australia someplace cool…like Sydney (Bondi Beach) or Canada (Whistler). For Canadians, its London and Sydney. For Aussies, its London and Whistler. The hospitality industry in all three cities leverage this. I’ve seen this in Sydney maybe times. And now I’ve seen it at the Four Seasons Whistler.
Polite, pleasant, enthusiastic, and well-scrubbed is the staff at the Four Seasons Whistler. Bright eyed and bushy tailed. Experienced? Competent? Meh…
The property is lovely – well up to Four Seasons standards (including the Four Seasons level artwork – I am always amazed at how the artwork doesn’t LOOK like “hotel artwork”…I can tell it is good stuff, and I care not a wit about art). Our room? Large and lovely, with in our case a great view. Expectations met.
The people?
I’m different. I know it. Having grown up quite working class and now living at a wee bit of a different station, the “Feeling Special” is a central part of the motivation behind our luxury travel hobby. “Feeling Special” is part of the reward for the hard work that makes $500 - $1000 per night hotel rooms possible it. And the Four Seasons, more than the Fairmont, and as it turns out, more than the Langham, ALWAYS delivers on this. Except when they didn’t at the Four Seasons Whistler.
Not bad service. Certainly, in no way impolite or improper. And to be clear, the manage level staff – all experienced at other Four Seasons properties (at least the ones I spoke to) were great.
But the Front Desk staff, the wait staff, the bell staff, all the front-line staff, perpetually seemed like they either waiting for me to tell them what to do, or that there was no expectation that they do anything beyond “check the box”. No mindset of “how do I solve this problem” versus “what is the correct answer”. At a Marriott, you ask about ice, you are told where the ice machine is. At a Four Seasons, the bellman who just dropped your bags either volunteers to get ice or promises to make sure that ice will appear in short order. At a Hilton, you ask for your car, they ask for your ticket, and then ask you what you are driving. At a Four Seasons, they greet you by name and then say “the _____, right?” (Yes, it is true, I don’t drive a Honda or a Toyota, or the like).
Now, given the killer rate we were paying, a rate that included parking and breakfast, I should have NO complaints. But it was a Four Seasons. Except…not quite.
Răspunsul hotelului
Comentariu: 18 noiembrie
Thank you for your detailed and thoughtful feedback. We’re glad to hear you found the property and your room up to Four Seasons standards, and we appreciate your recognition of the lovely artwork and design that enhance the ambiance of your stay. It’s also wonderful to know that our management team met your expectations with their experience and professionalism.
That said, we’re truly sorry to learn that the overall service didn’t deliver the “Feeling Special” that you’ve come to associate with Four Seasons. Your observations about the attentiveness and initiative of our front-line staff are invaluable, and we sincerely apologize for falling short of the elevated experience you expect from us.
Your comments have been shared with our team as we strive to enhance our service and ensure every guest feels genuinely valued and cared for. Thank you again for your honest insights. We hope to have the opportunity to welcome you back and exceed your expectations on a future visit.
Warm regards,
Four Seasons Whistler Team
That said, we’re truly sorry to learn that the overall service didn’t deliver the “Feeling Special” that you’ve come to associate with Four Seasons. Your observations about the attentiveness and initiative of our front-line staff are invaluable, and we sincerely apologize for falling short of the elevated experience you expect from us.
Your comments have been shared with our team as we strive to enhance our service and ensure every guest feels genuinely valued and cared for. Thank you again for your honest insights. We hope to have the opportunity to welcome you back and exceed your expectations on a future visit.
Warm regards,
Four Seasons Whistler Team
Comentariu: 21 apr. 2025
A stat pe: apr. 2025
The experience was truly exceptional.
In the restroom, the installation of bidets would greatly enhance the user experience.
In the restroom, the installation of bidets would greatly enhance the user experience.
Călător de grup
Comentariu: 20 mar. 2025
Simply the best!
This hotel is perfect in every respect--beautiful (and beautifully maintained) Five Star facilities in a spectacular setting. Most importantly, though, the Staff never fail to go out of their way to share their exceptional warmth and kindness with their guests. I am honored to think of visits over the decades to this superb resort and its team as "coming home to friends". Simply the best.
Poziție excelentă
4591 Blackcomb Way, Whistler, V8E 0Y4, Canada|1,1 km față de centrul orașului
Lucruri de făcut: 10pe o rază de 0,82 km
0,84 km
0,18 km
0,95 km
Transportpe o rază de 0,81 km
0,81 km
Aeroportpe o rază de 3,77 km
3,77 km
Sosire și plecare
Check-in de la:
16:00
Check-out înainte de:
11:00
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180 lei (≈CAD 55,11)/persoană
La check-in, trebuie să prezentați un document de identitate cu fotografie și un card de credit.Vă rugăm să reţineţi că satisfacerea tuturor cererilor speciale se va face funcţie de disponibilitate şi că se pot aplica taxe suplimentare. Vă rugăm să transmiteţi în avans la Four Seasons Resort Whistler ora estimată a sosirii dumneavoastră. Puteţi folosi căsuţa de Cereri Speciale când faceţi rezervarea sau să contactaţi direct proprietatea, folosind detaliile de contact transmise în confirmarea rezervării. Pool este închis(ă) în perioada ma. 13 mai 2025 - sâ. 17 mai 2025 Braidwood Tavern este închis(ă) în perioada ma. 13 mai 2025 - sâ. 17 mai 2025 Centrul spa/wellness este închis în perioada ma. 13 mai 2025-sâ. 17 mai 2025 Centrul spa/wellness este închis în perioada sâ. 27 sept. 2025-jo. 20 nov. 2025 Barul este închis în perioada ma. 13 mai 2025-sâ. 17 mai 2025 Sauna este închisă ma. 13 mai 2025-sâ. 17 mai 2025 Centrul de fitess este închis în perioada ma. 13 mai 2025-sâ. 17 mai 2025 Cada cu hidromasaj/jacuzzi este închisă ma. 13 mai 2025-sâ. 17 mai 2025 Please note small pets are permitted for a fee of USD 65 per pet plus tax. Additional restrictions apply. Contact property for details.
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