Sea to Sky Hotel & Conference Centre

Comfortable beds, clean facilities, nice room.

This is our to go hotel when traveling to Squamish.

The room was mostly clean. The bed was comfortable but the pillows were quite lumpy. The spa was extra hot. The clerk was crusty and annoyed when I asked him to fix our sliding door, or if we could change rooms. The grumpy experience wasn't appreciated.

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Convenient location, but please expect the limited service they could provide.

It was very clean and nice room

Great area to stay. Staff are fr.

Mattresses soft, pillows hard, hotel run down

Reasonable rate for a quick stop over.

Staff is very friendly and helpful. Old hotel but nicely maintained. Super worth for the rate.

Great stay on the way to Whistler.

Really convenient. Close to shops. Great service at front desk.

The hotel was great but it needed to update its electronic offerings I needed to charge my phone and there was no USB ports in the room

Solid choice and affordable.

Godd functional hotel and convenient location, but a bit pricey for the room condition. Beds soft, room could use better lighting, and cable TV choices very strange.

Wouldn't recommend

Room smelled strongly of Smokey dirty carpet. Staff was pleasant and assisted with taxi and extra pillows

By far one of the worst hotel experiences I've had with a hotel. Right off the bat I had problems trying to contact the front desk to confirm my reservation. When I spoke with the manager to see if their phone was also connected to their fax, he said no and that I must have been calling their fax line. I double checked the website, I was calling their normal line, however the manager couldn't be bothered. When I returned to my hotel room at 11:30 pm, it was very warm so I cracked the sliding door about 3 inches to let some cool air in. At about 1:30 am I was jolted awake by the hotels air system. It sounded like there was a semi truck idling in my room along with what sounded like a dog panting heavily. I called the front desk who came up to the room and suggested I close my sliding door and turn on the AC. The noise carried on through the remainder of the night. When I spoke to the same manager the day previous, he was argumentative and condescending and seemed to suggest that I was making it up as he had never received a complaint from the 3rd floor but acknowledged that he has from the 2nd floor. He then stated he would take 50.00 dollars off the bill. The conversation continued to devolve to where I just left. He continued to berate me as I left. If I was the owner of that hotel, this manager is not someone I would want representing it.

It felt dark and dirty, I would not recommend this hotel - maybe a $75.00/night hotel - read all the reviews, I can't imagine what would come out of the carpets in the haulways or the rooms

Rest Stop Hotel on drive to Whistler