Hotels near Whistler House Museum of Art

"I did not like breakfast, but it may be my problem with the american style of eating"

"We had an interesting situation involving a drunk woman (it was St. Pattys day weekend). The staff was very alert and quick to handle it. Security made us feel more at ease. Only negative I have is that after the incident, we moved rooms, and upon doing so, the woman at front desk never asked for my ID? She just handed me keys. Big no no in the hotel industry. Overall good service, housekeeping did a great job, and the bar area is amazing. Very convenient "

"The good things: the room is big (king size bed), the bed seems clean, comfortable, lots of clean towels (very good quality), water flows well in shower and sink, elevator arrives fast. The not-so-good things: hotel is old, old, old. Old carpets - that's the really nasty part, both in halls and in room. Elevator - terribly old looking and seems to be always dirty. No safe in room!!! No water bottles in room. I forgot to bring a shaving cream - asked for it at reception - they don't have (in a similar hotel in Boston they gave me cream, toothpaste, tooth brush and shaving razor!). Breakfast: has a few nice items, but also seems as if we're still in the 50's: only cow's milk (they never heard about plan-based milks), NO VEGETABLES at all - only things that give you a heart attack or that are sugary: eggs, sausages, butter, cream cheese, bagels, muffins, waffles with syrup (not real maple of course). Ah yes, they have apples and oatmeal (in bags - not cooked - no way to cook them there)."

"Very nice "

"PERFECT"

"Best hotel experience I’ve ever had. The complementary waters made all the difference. Having access to an awesome gym was also amazing for people who enjoy fitness and gyms while traveling. "

"Nice hotel with convenient location and transportation to the airport, especially for our early am flight."

"Hotel novo e bem decorado .Excelente estadia !"

"Hotel staff are super nice."