Welcome to Canada's west coast playground. If you love adrenalin highs, this is heaven! Skiing, boarding, mountain biking, bungee, zip lining, whitewater rafting, snowmobiling, ATVs... we've got it all!
Opened in July 2010, HI-Whistler is a purpose-built facility that was originally used as part of the athlete's accommodation during the 2010 Winter Olympics. Our amazing facility is the new standard of hosteling with all the amenities you'd expect and then some. Our private rooms are more luxurious than some luxury hotels and our four-person dorm room almost feels private. You'll never find a better hostel than this one!
Our onsite cafe Cheaky's serves beer, cider, coolers and wine as well as home-made meals, snacks and delicious specialty coffees. Open from 7am to late daily.
Store your skis, board and bike in our storage room. Hang out in our TV lounge equipped with a 52' HDTV and meet some new cool folks on our patios or over a game of pool!
See you soon!
Please note that prices are set for Hostelling International Members. All non-members will be charged an additional 10% on advertised rates. Memberships can be purchased at the hostel. Price does not include tax. For dorm/room rates $30 and greater, tax is 5%, for dorm/room rates $30.01 and greater, tax is 15%
As part of Hostelling International – Canada – Pacific Mountain Region’s commitment to the environment, an additional $0.50 has been added to your reservation; these funds will be pooled together and used throughout our properties in BC and AB for projects to reduce our environmental footprint. If you would like this charge removed, it can easily be done upon arrival.
This is a pilot for a larger program, taking place at HI-Whistler for all arrivals between 9th December and 22nd December 2013. We’d love your feedback on the new potential policy, please do not hesitate to contact the hostel directly.
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