A village-centre base with the room to self-cater and settle in, best suited to travelers who want Whistler’s shops and dining close by without staying at the gondola base.
Pan Pacific Whistler Village Centre is an 83-suite hotel in the pedestrian-oriented heart of Whistler Village, close to shops, restaurants and mountain activities. Unlike its separately named sister property at the gondola base, this hotel sits a short walk from the lifts in a quieter, more residential part of the village. Its accommodation is arranged as studios and larger suites, with kitchens, fireplaces and balconies that make longer stays and time indoors part of the Whistler experience.
Whistler, Canada
A luxurious alpine resort nestled in the heart of Whistler Blackcomb, offering world-class skiing and year-round mountain activities. The property seamlessly blends contemporary elegance with rustic charm, featuring exceptional dining, a full-service spa, and residences designed for discerning travelers.
Vancouver, Canada
OPUS Vancouver is a 96-room boutique hotel in Yaletown, the former warehouse district now lined with restaurants, boutiques and modern towers. Its rooms and suites use five décor themes, with vibrant colours, pop-deco art and spa-style bathrooms. Capo serves Italian fare on site, while The Spritz focuses on aperitivo-style cocktails. The hotel puts guests in a lively urban neighbourhood near the False Creek waterfront and Seawall, with downtown transit connections nearby.
Bedwell River Valley, Canada
On Vancouver Island’s remote west coast, Clayoquot Wilderness Lodge occupies a forested river-and-sound landscape in the Bedwell Valley. Its 25 white canvas tents are spread along the shoreline and among old-growth trees, with a central guest outpost at the heart of the camp. The stay is built around time outdoors: guests can join guided land and water activities, then return to the outpost’s restaurant and bar. Access is by seaplane or boat, and the lodge operates seasonally.
Snowmass Village, United States
Viceroy Snowmass occupies two residential-style towers at the base of Snowmass Mountain, with ski-in/ski-out access in winter and village and mountain activities in warmer months. Its studios, suites, penthouses, and residences include kitchen facilities in some categories, alongside a 7,000-square-foot spa, a year-round heated outdoor pool, and on-site dining. The slope-side location keeps the mountain central, while the larger, apartment-like accommodations also suit groups and longer stays.
Paro, Bhutan
COMO Uma Paro occupies a blue-pine-covered hillside above Paro town, with forested mountain slopes and the valley in view. The resort’s 29 accommodations comprise 20 rooms and nine villas, including a two-bedroom COMO Villa. Bhutanese artisanship shapes the interiors, while Bukhari restaurant and the COMO Shambhala Retreat give the stay a cultural and wellness focus. Its hillside setting feels removed from town, yet the international airport is about a 10-minute drive away.
Featherston, New Zealand
Above Palliser Bay in Wairarapa, Wharekauhau occupies a 3,000-acre working sheep station between coastal farmland and the Remutaka ranges. The estate pairs its farm heritage with a small collection of 16 Cottage Suites and a separate three-bedroom Foley Villa. Days can include walking or cycling the property, coastal exploration and dining in the lodge’s country-house Dining Room. It is a rural, spread-out stay, with cottages set across the estate rather than clustered as conventional hotel rooms.
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