Name: The Whistlerview Accommodation By Whistler Places
Address: 4333 Sunrise Alley, Whistler, BC V0N 1B4, Canada, Whistler, Whistler, Whistler, V0N 1B4, Canada
Rating: 6

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The Whistlerview Accommodation By Whistler Places

Whistler

Excellent location from the Vancouver to Whistler route! a wonderful view of the entire road! it's convenient to rent a car and make the journey by driving it is a safe road with multiple stops to admire. yes in Whistler it's amazing you could live there forever!

Summer holidays

We took a tour bus from Vancouver for the day out to Whistler ski resort, it was amazing we visited the cultural centre which was free and enjoyed the day immensely, this place caters to everyone , there's pubs for dad's, kids play areas and sleigh rides and heaps of shopping for mum and the girls..  but if your a ski enthusiast then that's the best reason to go..

Winter wonderland

Disclaimer: We've stayed in the same 1BR unit (#128) SIXTEEN times, since I bought a timeshare week there, way back when. But as you'll read below, I don't actually have a vested interest. I've never rented out my week, and I don't expect to sell my week to anybody who reads these reviews (see below). 
Pretty much everything everybody said is right! The building is old but pretty well maintained (by the HomeOwners Association), and far from glitzy. Definitely not a full-service hotel or condo-hotel, by a mile. The only service is by phone, and we've generally found it pretty good, like if something's missing or broken. Heck, at the end of our week, we're even expected to run the dishwasher AND take away all the garbage! (I hate to rate the service "Poor", because it is what it is, and cheerfully too, but there's hardly any service between picking up the keys and dropping them off.)
Moreover, most of the units -- 6 of 9, not including our 1BR, a studio beside us, and another 1BR above us -- are big and weird! Read the review here about climbing all the stairs and you'll get the idea of these three-level 1BR-plus-loft units. Something the Trapp Family might want to rent, but a bit weird for most ski groups these days.
The location is the best and the worst, all for the same reason: It's right smack in the middle of the action in Whistler Village, overlooking the highest-traffic part of the Pedestrian Stroll. I love that, and looking out our big slider -- our unit has the corner balcony that's in all the photos -- as soon as we arrive makes me smile (or maybe even grin and giggle!). But that same location makes it noisy, especially in a wood-frame building. The walls between units (& floors/ceilings) can also be too thin for serious quiet. My wife always takes, and sometimes uses, ear plugs.
The location is also about 40-50 paces from both gondolas, and not much farther from ANYTHING in Whistler Village. I wish I could find another place I like as much that's as handy.
And I have to find another place, because the HomeOwners Association is working to get a court order to end all the timeshare contracts (we're all fully deeded owners of our weeks!), so they can sell the whole building to an unnamed party (developer). After massive renovations (to change those weird units!!), it will be reopening in a different form under different ownership, as planned. We're not expecting it to be available for next ski season, though there are no guarantees in this business.
The HOA's main problem is that the building needs some renovation, and too many of the owners of "weeks" have vanished and stopped paying. The whole timeshare industry is in disarray especially since 2008, and I think those weird units are probably especially hard to rent, so the books don't balance. God bless our volunteers on the HOA, they've got a hard (volunteer) job.
Anyway, we've had a whole bunch of wonderful Whistler weeks in that great old 1BR condo, but the person here who said it's more like borrowing a friend's condo than staying in a hotel was spot on. (But wouldn't you love to have a friend with a big 1BR condo in Whistler Village?!? I sure would! :-) )

Great old building, great location. About to change!

This was a timeshare trade for me (and a low number of points) so I can't complain.  I stayed here 6 years ago and the suites have had cosmetic upgrades since (new carpets, paint, deck flooring).  Still it is an older property, that shows its age (bath tub tiles cracked, kitchen drawer finishes wearing off, breaker blew when using the coffee maker and toaster at the same time).

You can't beat the location. It is only a minute or two walk to the lifts and lots of restaurants and shopping (including grocery and liquor stores) near by.  The downside of this is it can get noisy at nights.  As the original construction likely dates back to the '80's, the units are large and many have large balconies.  

Whiski Jack check in is located in Creekside.  They did allow us to check in early (at 2pm rather than 4pm).  Parking is in an adjacent building but there is a loading zone where you can off load your gear.  

Hint, bring a small lock with you so that you can securely store your ski/snowboard gear in the downstairs lockers provided.

Older poperty but OK

Whistlerview is one of those places to call yours very cozy and with all the facilities for an excellent stay in both the cold and the hot season.

Even without snow!

I can not give it a full three but it is not a two either.

While the property is older and is need of renovation there are good things and bad things.

Pros:
location
the huge deck we had (I think it is the largest in the complex and there was a second one off the bedroom, this was appreciated in the summer as it was a nice place to relax with a drink or two but in the winter it would not be a feature)
the fireplace (although we never used it this would be nice in the winter)
the bed (it was actually surprisingly very comfortable)

Cons:
stairs; narrow stair case was a bit of a pain to bring luggage up and down especially as we were on the top floor but we can deal with it others could have issues with it
the age; it has potential with a good renovation the rooms could be very very nice.  the door did not lock the easiest and i don't think it would have taken much to break in
bathroom: very dated and while clean enough the age just make it dirty
smell: there was a bit of a musty or old smell when you first walked in

now with the right price this is a fine place to stay as the location is great just don't expect something like the sundial.

a Generous Three

Nice to be in the village and close to everything. Room with loft was mediocre at best. Tub would not drain properly and the stairs were a bit of a hassle lugging suitcases up to the second floor. On a positive note, we enjoyed the wood fireplace which provided ambiance and heat to the entire unit.

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