Top Hotels Near Fruity Forest in Whistler from NZ$223

"Room was nice and clean. The bed was good. We felt well rested"

"This is amazing property, just a minute away from the Village center; but the price that I got seems a bit more expensive than it should as some good hotels inside the village were even cheaper on those days that I stay at Aava"

"The room is so clean and we love the place . For us, The room is beautiful. We love that everything is just a walking distance from the hotel. "

"The room is great, and the staff has been really professional and courteous. Thanks, Westin."

"fairmont gold的服务真的非常棒 我孩子在旅途期间发高烧要急迫回家治疗 提前一天告诉了团队 团队立刻给我免了即将来临的房间费用 非常合理 下一次还会选择fairmont"

"Clean, comfortable, quiet room. Extra helpful valet service. "

"Clean room and good staff"

"This house was amazing! It was huge, really clean, super cozy with lots of nice blankets, beds, heated floors. We loved staying here. It was a quick walk to the private neighborhood gondola and a short 12 minute drive to Whistler Village. "

"The property was a 2 bedroom condo. It had lots of dishes, utensils, glasses, pots and pans for cooking at the unit. They even had a cake pan so you could celebrate a birthday, if needed. It has nice decor with matching accents. However, the massage chair needs to be reupholstered and a new non-stick frying pan would be nice. There is lots of local literature available but a pen and paper to take notes would have been helpful. We never met any staff and didn't know how to reach anyone for problems.There were nice towels, bedding, pillows, shampoo, conditioner and soaps.There was an extra TV in the Master suite, but it needed the proper cord to make it work, what is in the room did not work. Also, an extra chair in the living room is necessary if four people are staying overnight. The hot tub was private and wonderful, but posting the directions for how to get to it would be helpful. We really liked the accommodations and enjoyed our stay but just a few things would have made it perfect. Especially an number to contact someone if something had gone wrong. "