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Whistler season - where to stay?
 Poster: A snowHead
Poster: A snowHead

Planning six weeks in Whistler next year and wondering if anyone has done the same and has recommendations on where to stay? Initially thoughts are Whistler village because a) that's where we've always stayed before and b) I'm worried some of the areas further out might feel a bit 'suburban' (no offence to the suburbs but very used to the hubbub of living in Central London), but interested to hear other views. Allura direct seems to have a few apartments in Deer Lodge / Marketplace which broadly hit budget but Deer Lodge gets mixed reviews. Any other recommendations?
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 Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person
Obviously A snowHead isn't a real person

I did 12 weeks with seasonaires.com in 2007 not sure if they are still around but the aptartmemt was above the offie and supermarket. The rates included flights transfers lift pass and other "stuff".

Well worth a look, have fun!
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 Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?
Well, the person's real but it's just a made up name, see?

I stayed for 2 months in an apartment in Creekside a couple of seasons ago. Ideal location for getting up the mountain in the morning, good local vibe (it's the original area of Whistler), good ribs in Hoz's and plenty of other places to eat and drink, local supermarket and liquor store. Regular bus service to and from Whistler Village (10 minute ride), starting early in the morning and still running long after midnight, or $10 taxi. I Googled 'Whistler Condo' and found plenty of places available at reasonable rates and got a good deal from a private owner as I wanted 8 weeks.
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Creekside will be cheaper than Whistler Village and as mentioned above is the old village before the Disney one was built.

All the Allura apartments are privately owned so condition will vary depending on how recent they have been "refreshed". I would be surprised if there was anything really bad in the Village though as there is so much competition they would have to keep up to date to get any business. What were the reviews criticising ?

If you wanted to tie it in with ski instruction then have a look at yesimprovement.com they will rent you space with the instruction and you can extend either end of the course in their apartments/villas for about $55 per night which will be no doubt very basic.
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