About this hotel
General information
Four Seasons Resort and Residences Whistler sits at the foot of Blackcomb Mountain in Whistler, framed by British Columbia’s Coast Mountains. The resort spreads across a nine-storey East Building and a six-storey West Building, with an eight-storey block of private residences alongside, and counts 273 rooms, 95 of them suites, plus 37 residences. Burrowes Huggins Architects designed the buildings and Brayton & Hughes the interiors: stone, dark wood and fabrics in natural tones, large windows onto mountain, valley and forest, and a gas fireplace in every room.
The resort works in every season, from skiing on Whistler and Blackcomb mountains in winter to alpine trails, mountain lakes and golf in summer. It is known for its award-winning spa, a heated outdoor pool open all year and SIDECUT steakhouse. The guest programme takes in daily wine tastings, yoga, guided forest walks, craft classes and s’mores by the fire.
Location
The resort stands at 4591 Blackcomb Way in Whistler’s pedestrian-only Upper Village, among galleries, boutiques and restaurants; the base of Blackcomb Mountain is a five-minute walk or a complimentary shuttle ride away. Vancouver International Airport is 135 km away, around 2.5 hours by car along the scenic Sea to Sky Highway, and the concierge arranges airport meet-and-greets and transfers. Whistler’s heliport lies about 9 km north, a floatplane flies from downtown Vancouver in summer (30 minutes), and valet parking is available.
Spa
The Spa has 13 treatment rooms finished in slate, muted forest tones and natural textures, with louvred shutters that let in daylight while keeping privacy. Treatments begin in a relaxation lounge and end in the Ursa Lounge, inspired by the Ursa Major constellation, where guided meditations are held. The menu runs from multi-stage signature journeys and massage to body rituals, facials (including Omorovicza), manicures and pedicures, with the Sea to Sky signature massage at its heart. Eucalyptus steam rooms sit in the locker rooms, and a cedar barrel sauna and whirlpools outdoors. Massages and facials are from age 14, nail services from 12.
Sports & leisure
The 647 m² fitness centre has a studio and Peloton bikes, with daily yoga, Pilates, spin and stretch classes for guests and personal trainers on request. Complimentary e-bikes, guided forest bathing, seasonal craft classes, wine tastings and tours of the Squamish Lil’wat Cultural Centre are part of a stay. In winter the concierge books heli-skiing, cat skiing, snowmobile tours, snowshoeing and bobsleigh; in summer, guided hikes, whitewater rafting, ziplining, bear-viewing safaris, fishing, paddling on Alta Lake, and helicopter and seaplane flights over the glaciers. Nicklaus North (designed by Jack Nicklaus) and Whistler Golf Club (Arnold Palmer) are 5–6 minutes away, with privileges for guests.
For children
Families have childcare services, a seasonal play room, a games room, a kids’ menu, children’s robes and slippers, a personalised welcome amenity and special holiday events for children and teens. Rooms can be prepared for young guests with cribs, high chairs, playpens and child-proofing items.
Restaurants & bars
The resort has two restaurants, a seasonal whisky bar, a café and a pool bar, with in-room dining around the clock.
- SIDECUT Steakhouse — a modern steakhouse serving Canadian Prime cuts, Pacific seafood and A5 Olive-Fed Wagyu, with a private dining room
- Braidwood Tavern — breakfast, après-ski cocktails, hearty classics and shareable plates in a relaxed mountain setting
- The Library — an intimate seasonal whisky bar with an open fireplace and a collection of The Macallan single malts
- Braidwood Café — a seasonal café with pastries and espresso to go
- Pool Bar — drinks and bites by the pool with mountain views
Swimming
The 23-metre free-form outdoor pool is heated and open all year, with three whirlpools, a cedar sauna and a pool bar alongside and views of Whistler and Blackcomb mountains from the water.
Skiing
The resort is not ski-in, ski-out, but the base of Blackcomb Mountain is a five-minute walk or a complimentary shuttle ride away. Its own Ski Concierge by the Blackcomb gondola handles equipment storage and transport, overnight boot drying, fittings, tuning, rentals and lessons, with coffee in the morning and hot chocolate in the afternoon. Rentals are fitted at the shop on the resort’s ground floor, and for Whistler Mountain the shuttle stops a five-minute walk from its base. The concierge books lift passes and private or group ski and snowboard lessons, including a day on the slopes with an Olympian.
Pets
Dogs and cats are welcome in nearly all rooms and suites at no extra charge, up to two per room, house-trained and at least six months old, with no size or breed limits. A bed, bowls and locally made treats await; pets must be leashed outside the room and are not allowed in indoor dining areas, though they may join guests on the outdoor patios. The concierge suggests walking trails and can connect guests with local pet-sitters.
Rooms
The resort offers 18 categories: rooms, suites, specialty suites and two- to four-bedroom residences with full kitchens. The rooms are among the largest in the village, with residential dark-wood interiors, a gas fireplace, a sitting area and views of the mountains or of the courtyard and forest.
A gas fireplace, Google Chromecast and a Bluetooth speaker, TV, safe, tea and coffee maker, bathrobes, down pillows and duvets, Grown Alchemist toiletries, complimentary Wi-Fi, twice-daily housekeeping and 24-hour in-room dining.
Mountain-View Room
A king room with a fireplace and a private balcony facing the best available mountain views; up to three adults or four guests including children.
Two-Bedroom Interconnecting Deluxe Room
Two connecting rooms with two bathrooms and two fireplaces, overlooking the mountains or the courtyard; up to five adults, or two adults and four children.
Deluxe Room
A king room with a fireplace, sofa and furnished balcony looking onto the mountains or the courtyard; up to three adults or four guests including children.
Superior Room
A king room for two with a work area and an oversized slate bathroom with a deep soaking tub; views of the courtyard, forest or mountains.
Resort Room
A main-floor king room with a gas fireplace, sitting area and deep soaking tub, facing the courtyard or forest; for two adults, or one adult and a child.
Two-Bedroom Interconnecting Executive Suite
A suite with two bedrooms either side of a living room with a fireplace, two bathrooms and a private bar, facing the mountains or courtyard; up to five adults.
Deluxe Executive Suite
A suite with a separate bedroom, a spacious living room with a fireplace and a guest powder room with shower; views of courtyard, forest and mountains, up to three adults.
Executive Suite
A suite suited to longer stays, with a king bedroom behind a door off the living room and a generous bathroom; up to three adults or four guests including children.
The Blackcomb Suite
A family suite with two bedrooms, living and dining areas, a kitchen, two bathrooms and a powder room, overlooking the pool and mountains; a third connecting bedroom can be added.
The Summit Suite
An upper-floor, slope-side suite with two bedrooms, a kitchen, dining area and mountain-view living room; the main bedroom has its own balcony and fireplace. Up to five adults.
The Townhouse
A suite on the second floor of the West Building with two bedrooms, a kitchen, a slate bathroom plus two guest shower rooms, a den with a sofa bed and a balcony with a whirlpool; up to six guests.
The Alpine Suite
An upper-floor, slope-side suite with a king bedroom, kitchen, powder room and a private balcony with wide mountain views; up to six guests.
The Valley Suite
A suite with two bedrooms either side of a generous living room with a fireplace, two bathrooms and a private bar, facing the mountains or courtyard; up to five adults.
The Sanctuary Four-Bedroom Residence
A seventh-floor residence with four king bedrooms, a den, a fully equipped kitchen with dining area and a furnished terrace facing the Coast Mountains; up to nine guests.
Four-Bedroom and Den Resort Residence
A residence with four bedrooms, a den, a full kitchen, dining area and a furnished terrace with views of mountain, valley or forest; up to eleven guests.
Three-Bedroom and Den Resort Residence
A residence with three en-suite bedrooms, a den, a kitchen and dining for ten, a fireplace and a large balcony over forest, valley or mountains; up to nine guests.
Three-Bedroom Resort Residence
A residence with three bedrooms, a kitchen, laundry area, dining for eight and a spacious living area; views of forest, valley or mountains, up to nine guests.
Two-Bedroom Resort Residence
A residence with two en-suite bedrooms, an open living, kitchen and dining space and a private balcony; up to seven guests.
Photos are for illustrative purposes only. Actual room layout, furnishings, décor, views and amenities may differ from those shown and may vary between rooms of the same category. Hotel and room descriptions are based on information provided by the property and are believed to be accurate at the time of publication, but are not guaranteed. The hotel may renovate or change its rooms, facilities, restaurants and services at any time without notice. The final details of your stay are confirmed at the time of booking. See our Terms of Use.