Unit 415 shows it age. The bed is uncomfortable. The couch is dirty and worn. The unit is always warm even when the heat is turned off. The decor is great if you like pictures of vegetables. The kitchen equipment is inadequate for anything except making breakfast at best. The 16 inch VCR player placed on a corner shelf in... More

Three snowboarders stayed in unit #104 - we are not high maintenance and do not require anything fancy in terms of amenities. We wanted something close to the Whistler Village and something with some space - neither of which occurred. This was by far the worst hotel I have stayed in, ever. For the following reasons: 1. This is not... More

We stayed in unit #203 at the Marquise, our group comprised of 2 adults and 3 children. We went to Whistler for the spring break and spent 3 wonderful days on the slopes. The apartment has one bedroom, with a sofabed in the living room, and there was enough room for an inflatable mattress (that we use for one of... More

We booked this place through an owners-direct website (contact for detail) for a 1 bedroom apartment. We had a place on the third floor with a view of Whistler from the balcony. It wasn't a spanking new plaza, but everything seemed to work. The reception wasn't manned so your check-in would be accompanied by some instructions. Car park wasn't free,... More

We stayed in unit #607 at the Marquise, our group comprised of 2 couples and a single, 5 adults in total. First impressions of the apartment block was that it was a little dated, with the front desk no longer maned, it's looked after by the Blackcomb Lodge, which is located some distance away (about a mile) in the main... More

Seems everyone stayed here! My impression is that it's actually better than the pictures you'll fine on the internet via all the canadian booking sites. The furniture is comfortable, and the big couch is actually deep enough to sleep a shorter person in a pinch. The loft upstairs has 2 single beds, a double pull out couch, and another single... More

We booked on one of those secret hotel booking sites, where you dont find out where you are staying until after you've booked and paid. I've never tried it before but was pleasantly surprised! Each of the units is privately owned so we really werent sure what we would be walking into. we had unit 330 a 1 bedroom condo.... More

I also stayed in room #607 with two ski buddies of mine (must of been right after aatripp - thanks for keeping it so clean!) and you cant touch the rate during high season. Plenty of room for 3-4 guys and other than the trek to the mountain in the morning, about a block and a half, a good location.... More

This condo is nothing special but it does the job. We get free ski lockers which I understand might cost 10-15$ a day in a regular hotel. Check-in is at the Aspens across the street as indicated in the confirmation email. So this is not a big deal. I do not see any front desk staff at The Marquise during... More