Whistler Condo & Apartment Rentals
Whistler condo rentals offer the space and convenience of a vacation home in some of the resort’s most popular locations, with options near ski lifts, trails, dining, shopping and year-round mountain activities.
Depending on the property, features may include full kitchens, comfortable living areas, fireplaces, balconies, ski storage, parking and access to shared pools or hot tubs. Amenities, bedroom layouts and building locations vary, so review each listing carefully when comparing rentals.
Not sure which layout fits your trip? Browse Whistler rentals by bedroom count or compare all Whistler vacation rental types before choosing a property.
- Condos and apartments for couples, families and groups
- Full kitchens and living areas in select rentals
- Options near ski lifts, trails, restaurants and shops
- Shared pools, hot tubs, parking and ski storage at select properties
A condo can be a convenient choice for guests who want a comfortable home base without needing the space of a larger private home.
Explore the available condos below, or compare stays in Whistler Village, Upper Village and Whistler Creekside.
For more property styles and amenities, browse Whistler townhome rentals, ski-in ski-out rentals and rentals with pool access.
Read the frequently asked questions at the bottom of the page for more details about condo locations, amenities and choosing the right rental.
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Whistler Condo Rental FAQs
Whistler Platinum's local Guest Services team helps guests compare condo locations, layouts and building amenities throughout Whistler. The answers below cover the details that most often affect a stay. Because every property is individually configured, its listing is the final source for confirmed occupancy, access and amenities.
What is usually included in a Whistler condo rental?
Whistler condos are individually furnished vacation homes, so inclusions are not identical. Many offer a kitchen or kitchenette, living and dining space, Wi-Fi and storage for clothing or equipment. In-suite laundry, air conditioning, fireplaces, balconies and other features vary by property. Review the complete amenity list and photographs before booking.
Which Whistler area is best for a condo stay?
Whistler Village is a convenient choice when walkability to restaurants, shops and the Village Stroll is the priority. Upper Village and the Blackcomb Benchlands can provide convenient Blackcomb Mountain access with a quieter setting. Creekside offers its own gondola base, restaurants and services in a more relaxed village area. The best location depends on which mountain base, activities and transportation options matter most to your group.
Are Whistler condos ski-in ski-out or within walking distance of the lifts?
Some condos provide direct or convenient ski access, while others require a walk, shuttle ride or short drive to the lifts. Ski-in ski-out access can also depend on snowfall, trail conditions, mountain operations and skier ability. Check the property's exact building location and access description rather than relying on the neighbourhood name alone.
Do Whistler condos include parking, pools, hot tubs or equipment storage?
These amenities are building-specific. Some condo buildings provide shared pools, hot tubs, underground parking and secure ski or bike storage, while others offer only some or none of these features. Parking may also have vehicle limits, fees or height restrictions. Shared amenities can be affected by seasonal schedules or maintenance, so confirm important features before arrival.
Should I choose a Whistler condo or townhome?
A condo can work well for couples, smaller families and guests who prioritize a central location or shared building amenities. A Whistler townhome rental may provide additional living space, multiple levels, a separate entrance or more privacy. The property type alone does not determine the layout, so compare the bedroom configuration, square footage, stairs and amenities of each rental.
What should families and groups confirm before booking a condo?
Confirm the actual bed configuration, maximum occupancy, number of bathrooms, parking availability and whether the building has stairs or an elevator. A listed sleeping capacity may include sofa beds or bunk beds rather than private bedrooms. Families may also want to check laundry access, air conditioning, equipment storage and the walking route to lifts or village services.
Are Whistler condo rentals a good choice during summer?
Yes. Depending on the location, a condo can provide convenient access to the Valley Trail, lakes, golf, hiking, mountain biking, restaurants and village activities. For a summer stay, confirm whether the rental has air conditioning, secure bike storage, a balcony or patio and access to a seasonal pool.
If two condos appear similar, Whistler Platinum's Guest Services team can help compare the building location, access route, sleeping layout and confirmed amenities before you book.