Whistler Vacation Rentals & Luxury Accommodation
Explore our wide range of Whistler accommodations at Whistler Platinum and find your perfect home-away-from-home for your stay. Whether you’re looking for cozy mountainside townhomes, luxurious full-service hotels, secluded alpine homes, or fully-equipped condominiums, we have something to suit every preference. Don’t miss our exclusive accommodation specials and last-minute deals to enhance your experience.
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We currently offer over 130 vacation rentals, and a team of staff ready to make your trip to Whistler an unforgettable experience. When you book your vacation with Whistler Platinum, you also get access to our guest experience team. Our dedicated team will check you in upon arrival, as well as assist you with any request and trip planning advice you have during your stay. If you’re ready for a stress-free vacation, then Whistler Platinum is ready for you!
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Snow settles quietly along the forested paths as you make your way back from the mountain, boots dusted white and cheeks warmed by the cold. Inside, a gas fireplace flickers, casting a steady glow across the living room while the evergreens beyond the balcony stand still in the winter air. Mornings begin with crisp light through the trees and the p
Mornings begin with coffee and fresh alpine air, while evenings invite you to unwind beside the indoor fireplace after a day spent exploring the mountains. Framed by tall windows, the slopes of Blackcomb Mountain provide a striking backdrop in every season; lush and green in summer, snow‑covered in winter. With ski access just steps away, Aspens 46
Snow falls quietly beyond the tall evergreens as you settle in after a day on the mountain. Boots dry in the mudroom, skis stored away, and the warmth of the indoor fireplace welcomes you back inside. Outside, the alpine air is crisp and still - inside, it’s an inviting retreat just steps from ski access on Blackcomb Mountain.Set within Woodrun Lod
Snow settles quietly along the valley trail just beyond your patio, and the air carries that crisp alpine stillness that defines late winter in Whistler. After a day on the mountain, you return to the glow of the indoor fireplace, ski gear tucked away and boots warming by the door. Evenings unfold in easy conversation, framed by forest views and th
Snow settles quietly on the evergreens while the slopes of Blackcomb Mountain draw skiers out for fresh tracks. After a day outdoors, warmth from the indoor fireplace and the quiet comfort of a forested setting make returning inside especially satisfying. From the ground-floor setting, the rhythm of mountain days flows easily - step out toward the
Soft winter light filters through the evergreens, and the quiet of the forest settles in as you step inside. After a day on the mountain, the indoor fireplace casts a steady glow across the living space, inviting you to unwind while snow-dusted trees frame the windows. Evenings gather naturally here - warm drinks in hand, boots drying by the door,
Across the changing seasons, the valley transforms from snow-dusted stillness to vibrant alpine blooms, sunlit warmth, and richly colored mountains beyond your windows. Mornings begin with crisp mountain air on the balcony and a warm drink in hand, whether it’s a cool winter sunrise or a bright summer dawn. Evenings invite you to sink into the priv
Snow settles quietly across the evergreens as you make your way back from the mountain, boots dusted and cheeks flushed from the alpine air. Inside, the indoor fireplace casts a steady glow, warming the open living space while large picture windows frame the stillness of the Benchlands. Mornings begin slowly with coffee at the dining table as winte
Snow settles quietly over Alta Lake as morning light filters through tall windows and reflects off the surrounding evergreens. Inside, the steady warmth of the indoor fireplace contrasts with the crisp mountain air outside, creating a welcome return after a day on Whistler’s snowy trails and slopes. Evenings draw you toward the deck, where the outd
Snow settles quietly along the trees as Fitzsimmons Creek moves through the crisp alpine air. After a day on Blackcomb, you return to the warmth of the indoor fireplace, boots drying nearby, the glow of the fire reflecting off the windows. Mornings begin with coffee and forest views from the deck before you set out for the gondolas just a short wal
Snow settles softly on the peaks beyond your windows as morning light fills the living space. After a day on the slopes, you step inside, hang your gear in the mudroom, and feel the warmth of the indoor fireplace take over. Evenings unfold with mountain views just beyond the glass, a movie playing on the 55" 4K TV, and the quiet rhythm of winter in
Snow drifts quietly through the evergreens as you return from a day in the mountains, cheeks rosy from the cold and boots left by the door. Inside, vaulted ceilings rise above you and the indoor fireplace casts a steady glow across the sunken living room. Evenings unfold at an easy pace - shared meals at the dining table, movies in the media room,
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What types of Whistler vacation rentals do you offer?
We offer a curated collection of Whistler vacation rentals that includes spacious chalets, townhomes and modern condos across Whistler, British Columbia. You can choose from ski in ski out homes, village based condos and peaceful townhomes that work well for families, friends and longer stays.
Are your Whistler vacation rentals ski in ski out?
Yes. Many of our Whistler vacation rentals offer ski in ski out access or are a short walk to the lifts. You can filter for ski in ski out homes, chalets and condos when you search, or speak with our local team to find the best location for how you like to ski and ride.
What amenities are included in Whistler Platinum rentals?
Most Whistler Platinum vacation rentals include fully equipped kitchens, Wi Fi, comfortable living spaces, quality linens and parking. Many homes also feature gas fireplaces, private hot tubs, ski storage, in suite laundry and outdoor areas. Each listing highlights the specific amenities included so you can choose the right fit for your stay.
When is the best time to visit Whistler?
Winter in Whistler is ideal if you want world class skiing and snowboarding on Whistler Blackcomb, along with snowshoeing, tubing and a lively après scene. Summer brings hiking, biking, golf, lake days and long evenings in the village. Spring and fall are quieter shoulder seasons that often offer good value on Whistler vacation rentals and fewer crowds.
Are there pet friendly Whistler vacation rentals?
Yes. We manage a selection of pet friendly Whistler vacation rentals so you can bring your dog along for the adventure. Pet policies vary by property, so look for pet friendly filters when you search or contact our team for help finding a suitable home.
What areas of Whistler are best for a vacation rental?
Whistler Village is ideal if you want to be close to restaurants, shops and nightlife. Upper Village and the Benchlands offer a quieter feel with easy access to the slopes, while Creekside provides a relaxed base with its own lifts and services. Our team can recommend specific Whistler vacation rentals that match how you like to travel.
How can I get help choosing the right Whistler vacation rental?
Our Whistler based reservations team is happy to help you compare homes and areas. Share your travel dates, group size and what matters most, such as ski in ski out access, village location or family friendly spaces, and we will recommend Whistler vacation rentals that fit your needs and budget.
What mountain range is Whistler in?
Whistler is located in the Coast Mountains of British Columbia, Canada. The resort area sits within the Fitzsimmons Range, part of the larger Garibaldi and Pacific Ranges, and includes both Whistler Mountain and Blackcomb Mountain connected by the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola.
How do I get to Whistler from Vancouver?
Whistler is about 120 km north of Vancouver along the Sea to Sky Highway (Highway 99). Most visitors either drive or take a shuttle from Vancouver International Airport or downtown Vancouver, with the journey typically taking around 2 to 2.5 hours depending on traffic and weather conditions.
What is the closest airport to Whistler?
The closest major airport to Whistler is Vancouver International Airport (YVR). From there you can reach Whistler by shuttle, private transfer, rental car or, in summer, by float plane to nearby Green Lake. Our team can help you arrange transfers to your Whistler vacation rental.
Do I need winter tires to drive to Whistler?
From fall through spring, British Columbia requires winter tires or chains on the Sea to Sky Highway between Vancouver and Whistler. If you are renting a car, make sure it is equipped with approved winter tires during this period, and always check the latest highway and weather conditions before you travel.
What can I do in Whistler if I don’t ski?
Whistler offers plenty to do beyond skiing and snowboarding. In winter you can enjoy snowshoeing, tubing, ziplining, spas, dining and shopping in the pedestrian village. In summer there is hiking, biking, golf, lake activities and sightseeing on the PEAK 2 PEAK Gondola, along with year round cultural experiences at local museums and galleries.
How many days should I stay in Whistler?
Many guests choose a long weekend of 3 to 4 nights to enjoy the slopes and Whistler Village, while a week or longer allows time to explore more activities, relax in your vacation rental and experience both mountains. If you are travelling from overseas or with family, we often recommend at least 5 to 7 nights to make the most of your Whistler vacation.