Hotels with Parking in Squamish-Lillooet

We wrapped up spring break with a super chill three-day, two-night stay at the Four Seasons Resort Whistler, and it was exactly what our family of four needed. The rooms were awesome—super comfy, stylish, and spotlessly clean. The view of the mountains? Absolutely stunning. It made lounging around way more enjoyable. The outdoor heated pool and hot tubs were a hit with all of us, and the kids especially loved the marshmallow roasting session held daily from 4–6 pm. It was such a fun and cozy family activity! The ping-pong facilities were also a big favorite, though they seemed to be in high demand. Breakfast was a highlight, too—the buffet had an amazing variety of options, and we were pleasantly surprised to find BC caviar as part of the offerings that day. A unique and delicious treat! The only downside was the playroom—it’s a bit small, especially during busy times like spring break or summer. It felt a little limited for all the kids hoping to use it. That said, the staff nailed it. They were super friendly and helpful, adding little touches to make our stay extra special. Four Seasons Whistler definitely delivered. We left feeling recharged and already talking about when we can come back!

They offered free breakfast, and it was incredibly rich – fresh fruits, too! It would have been even more perfect with some vegetables. The hotel service, as always, was excellent, and the facilities are tastefully classic and understatedly luxurious. This is my fourth visit, and honestly, besides the price, there's absolutely nothing to complain about!

The price-performance ratio is acceptable for summer travel; around $2000 per night is reasonable. The location is excellent, with the Peak 2 Peak cable car right downstairs, making it convenient for dining and shopping in town. The service staff are very friendly. The extra $30 for parking per night is a bit of a rip-off. The kitchen is fully equipped, and you can buy groceries at the town supermarket to cook your own meals. The hotel offers a 10% discount coupon for shopping, which is a good deal. There's a hot tub on the rooftop, perfect for taking Instagram-worthy photos, but you must book in advance. Call early at 9 am, otherwise the prime evening time slots will be booked very quickly.

Location - Tucked a bit far from downtown and main attraction but if you drive it's okay. Peaceful and quiet place, good for resting. Cleanliness - Super. Service - Receptionist were lack of warmth except for the next day morning shift receptionist lady who was friendly but they are kind enough to let us check-in 1 hour early. Room - Descend size for family with 4 (young children) but we felt that the queen size beds were a little small. Have basic thing like hairdryer, clean towels but the toiletries were limited. Bring your own oral and beauty care, also shower cap. The AC was too loud that we have to turn if off and sleep without duvet. Good for a night stay. Breakfast - Very basic (toast, muffins, cereal, apples, coffee, tea) but and with the price shouldn't expect much.

Conveniently located a few steps away from the Whistler Gondola. Rent your ski gear from the Can Ski store located at the ground floor and you can easily drop off/pick up your skis at their valet.  Our suite has a kitchenette and dining table so it was easy to eat breakfast in our room before heading off to ski. There is a grocery store a 5 min walk away. The fireplace in our suite was nice and we used it quite often. The hot water in the shower was almost instantly available which we appreciated. The hotel is a little dated but has everything we need. I highly recommend the Japanese restaurant, Ka Ze, located at the hotel. Reservations recommended.

The room is a spacious loft unit. Its prime location in Whistler Village means the gondola is just a short walk away. On the ground floor, guests can enjoy complimentary coffee, milk, and hot water available 24/7. While breakfast isn't included, the front desk provides complimentary grab-and-go granola bars. Please note that parking is an additional $32 USD per day.

I stayed in Room 203, which was spacious and featured a relaxing Jacuzzi and a cozy fireplace with a beautiful mountain view. The kitchenette was well-equipped with cutlery, though the air conditioning unit was in a bit of an odd spot directly beside the headboard. While the hotel’s location is a plus—being tucked away from the main village noise and offering easy access to bus stops and Evo e-bike parking—the soundproofing within the building was a significant drawback. Because the room is located next to the housekeeping station and near the elevators, I could clearly hear staff working early in the morning, as well as hallway conversations and neighbors operating their Jacuzzi. I could even hear full conversations coming from some rooms while I was waiting for the elevator in the hallway. Additionally, for a 4-star property, I expected more amentities to be provided more than 3-star proper, e.g. slippers and things. And though the bed is soft, but somehow it’s not comfy for my body.

The whole hotel is in the town and it is very convenient to travel. The room is clean and tidy, suitable for children.

Beautiful room,full kitchen ,stove,oven,big refrigerator ,coffee maker,kettle,toaster,microwave oven,dish washer,big tub,large dinning room table,air condition was on and room cool,refrigerator was on and cool.Was our 3 year wedding anniversary they brought a basket of goodies for us.They have gated under ground parking so I did not have to worry about our corvette.lots of closets and storage spaces.beautiful pool and hot tub.great location .I can go on and on about how wonderful it is.We will be back would like to stay forever there ,and live in the place 🤣🥰

I understand this is a budget hotel, but I wish it had been clearer that there would be no housekeeping at all during the stay—not even bed-making or basic cleaning. It felt more like an Airbnb than a hotel, although it’s marketed as a hotel. Unfortunately, I also had a strong allergic reaction to the bed, which made it really hard to sleep. The air conditioner was extremely loud, and even when turned off, there was still a constant noise coming from somewhere—possibly the ventilation system, but I couldn't tell for sure. There was also quite a bit of traffic noise from the nearby road (could be a highway). That said, the room was spacious and had a small table to work at, which was convenient. The kitchenette was clean and functional, and the bathroom was in good condition. The closet space was also good (note that I traveled by myself).