Nestled at the base of Whistler Blackcomb ski resort, framed by evergreen forests, Four Seasons Resort Whistler presents a newly-updated take on the classic mountain lodge.
After renovations that began in the spring, the Resort debuts the property’s 273 rooms and suites in anticipation of the 2019 – 2020 ski season.
Four Seasons Resort Whistler presents a newly-updated take on the classic mountain lodge, above and top of page
Nodding to the mountain’s globetrotting guests, modern interiors blend with alpine style to offer a memorable experience at one of Canada’s most iconic destinations.
Led by Vancouver-based studio DIALOG, the refurbished rooms and suites pay close attention to the unique placement of Whistler – a secluded retreat, just an hour and a half away from the international destination of Vancouver.
With this in mind, the design team expanded on the concept of retreat inside the Resort’s guest accommodations, combining urban-minded design elements with that of the classic lodge style, elevating conceptions of après-ski style.
Sweeping updates include all new furnishings, fixtures and bespoke additions in guest rooms and suites, above and below
Inside, the sweeping updates include all new furnishings, fixtures and bespoke additions in guest rooms and suites. Clean, mid-century-inspired furnishings are featured prominently.
Sleek, iron frame leather chairs and ashwood credenzas are contrasted with warm, raw-edged coffee tables.
Foregoing more traditional bed frames, beds are complemented with plush wallcovering in a rustic yet refined woven textile.
Adding to the stylish renovations, Four Seasons Resort Whistler introduces its exclusive Interior & Tonic experience in every guest room, in partnership with the Okanagan Spirits Craft Distillery.
The stunning mountain views are amplified in every guest room by balconies accessed through expansive windows that open up to forest-lined mountain vistas. Modern granite fireplaces mean guests can cosy-up fireside long after the sun goes down.
