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The management here was fantastic, very friendly and accommodating. The hotel is within walking distance of the lifts, and of stores, restaurants, pharmacies, etc. The room we had was fairly quiet even though we were on the middle of a party town on a holiday weekend. The only complaint we have is about the front desk staff. We requested hand towels be brought to our room, but the person at the desk at the time seemed to only pretend to care. Unsurprisingly, we never were brought towels and when we came back late, we just made due with what we had. I'm certain the managers would have done it themselves if they'd been at the desk at the time.

Unfortunately, it's not worth the price. We paid extra for a loft with a mountain view, which we regret and should have saved our money. The room is outdated and badly in need of renovation. The room description mentioned a French press and a PlayStation, but neither were there—you have to request them. Really, in 2024?! Instead, they offer instant coffee (which was awful) for a rate of $240 per night. The ”balcony” is a joke—it's just a small area with a table and two chairs on the roof, with walls blocking the mountain view. We also found hair on the shower wall. Overall, the experience was deeply disappointing. The staff didn’t seem to care and never asked about our stay. I even had to reach out to get my final invoice after noticing odd charges on my credit card—not the $50 pre-authorization either.

It was located a 10-minute walk from Whistler Village, so it was very easy to get around. The hotel spa was really nice, and the interior of the hotel was clean and nice. However, I felt that the hotel was old, and when I checked out, there was a small mouse running in the hallway and a squeak. The interior of the room was clean, but the hallway felt old.

Deer Lodge unit 216: Okay, won’t stay again. The building is older, the unit is okay. There is NO central air, a mobile unit was in the bedroom but that did not adequately cool the living area. The AC was not on to cool the unit in advance (after stating our arrival). Towel supply - only 3 face clothes and still had mascara stains on one. Toilet Paper - ＜ 3 rolls for three days for three woman. Small rolls of TP. Cleanliness - dust bunnies in corners. Bedding was tossed into closet, not folded. Unit IS well stocked in kitchen. The pool are is nice. The pool could have been cleaner one day and was good the second day. The floor was ver slippery and people were slipping. However, our response is due to the fact we called and requested more toilet paper, face cloths and soap (2 small provided). This resulted in receiving two phone calls asking if we checked under the sink for face cloths. The second call was saying that the owner said there was adequate T.P. We were questioned about how much we needed and there was adequate amounts supplied. My RESPONSE to the person calling was I understood he was not the problem and I was not going to defend what we required and we would purchase our own supplies. This is the reason for a negative review. Customer service is not great!

Legends at Creekside is best hotel especially for families close to Whistler Village (7 min drive, 50 min walk, quick bus ride). Rooms: quiet, plush linens, full kitchen (large fridge & freezer), fireplace, washer & dryer with soap, TV in lr & bedroom, multimedia player to play music via bluetooth, cd or usb stick in lr. Hotel: kids play room (not open in covid times), outdoor pool & hot tub open, Dusty’s pub-type & apres ski restaurant around corner, secure ski lockers in lobby (ask for lock on check-in). Skiing: Creekside lift right around corner, handy ski rentals. When skiing down make sure you follow trail signs back to Creekside, or download via Creekside Gondola. Biking: fairly secure bike lockers on P2 (access to anyone with key card but can lock to secure metal bike rack).

The room size is very large. The two Queen beds can sleep four people without any problem. In fact, four bathrobes are provided in the room. The restaurant's steaks and soups are made on the spot in front of the table and are very delicious. October is the off-season, and a four-course set meal only costs 60 Canadian dollars. The hotel facilities are very complete, and it should be a five-star standard for such a remote mountain.

The big bed was folded into the closet and the other two small beds were folded by the sofa. Fortunately, the surrounding area is very lively. In addition, it is better to sleep four people. There is parking lot, room scan card is available, CAD 22.4 per night, and only one. No breakfast, lots of small cafes in the square next to it. In addition, the kitchen supplies are complete, you can buy the materials if you have time, which is suitable for home.

The location of the hotel is superb, you can walk to the cable car in a few steps. The snow gear can be rented downstairs in the hotel, which is super convenient. Two rooms and a family of four are spacious and comfortable, and there is a small kitchen. I have prepared breakfast and dinner. We bought one without a frying pan, you can fry eggs and steak. The parking lot is very convenient downstairs in the hotel but 38 Canadian dollars a night is not cheap. The hotel front desk has self-service coffee, tea and hot coincidence. Very satisfied with a stay experience, will stay here next time I go to Whistler.