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can anyone give me any ideas of a good place to stay in whistler next summer.
idealy a lodge/cabin type place, and last resort a hotel.
thanks in advance..
If you're looking for self-catering apartments, minimum 2-3 days, then try Allura. I've used them lots of times both summer & winter, always great service.
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Burts, thanks.
some great place to stay.
is ther much to do in vancouver for a week with non cyclistas...... 🙄
mrs t asked......
Plenty in Vancouver. Was there last year.
Grouse Mountain and the Grouse Grind
Callipeno (SP?) suspension bridge
A day in Stanley Park, hire bikes, roller blades etc. Also a sea life centre in there but didn't go in.
Granville Market
Maritime Museum
Space Centre
Stayed at the Delta Suites in both Vancouver and Whistler. In Whistler this consisted of a double bed room, lounge with double sofa bed, bathroom and full kitchen, plus balcony
For a few days yes, but you'll probably want to start exploring out of Vancouver after that.
Usual downtown stuff e.g. shopping/museums/cinemas.
Walk around Stanley Park
Beaches are great on a sunny day (English Bay, Kits, Jericho)
Grouse Mountain is a good day out for small ones in good weather.
Rent sea-kayaks at Deep Cove for a few hrs.
And if you leave the family downtown, there's fun (and non-life threatening) biking on Mt. Seymour and at SFU/Burnaby, both 30mins away.
Edit: Unsponsored makes a good point about Capilano Bridge but there's a fee. Lynn Canyon is similar but free, nice forest walking around both rivers.