Greystone

This is a nice ski-out/in suite backing on to the Whistler Blackcomb Mountain. We rented a two bedroom three bed unit (plus a pull out couch) for 8 of us and although it was a little cramped with all of us, the unit was nice and functional. The staff at the front desk were nice and helpful. My favorite thing about this place was the amenities, the heated outdoor pool and hot tub were amazing and very accessible. This suite is not too far from the upper village, about a 5-8 min walk however it requires you to on a portion the hill - which is difficult to walk back up for some of the older and younger members in our family.

Was such a beautiful place fantastic pool and hot tub rooms were clean and comfortable. Kitchen was fully stocked. Very close to the village. Lovely views.

Great stay at the Greystone! Kristy was very quick to ensure we had everything we needed and was incredibly generous! Place was clean, AC kept it cool, pool and tub were great, and the suite/townhouse was very spacious with lots of closets for storage. We would certainly book here again!

A great room for the family with a full kitchen. My one negative is I really wished it had A/C as I don't sleep well in the heat.

The place we stayed in was room 315. It is spacious and relatively clean but very run down and not what we expected at all. The carpets and furnishings were all pretty old and stained with age and use. Half of the light bulbs in the place were not working. The ceiling fan was not working as well and we were there in summertime so it was hot and humid. They did however provide 3 portable fans which helped. The kitchen was well stocked with utensils and crockery but no coffee or tea was provided even though it's meant to be complimentary. The loft bedroom was acceptable but the top window has no curtains and during summertime the sunlight would wake you up at ridiculous hours. The bathroom was clean but the shower is quite cramped. If you were taller than 6'0 it would be a squeeze and the light was not working in there as well. The most shocking thing was the hairdryer as it malfunctioned when my boyfriend was using it and thank goodness he wasn't electrocuted. It was obviously very old and something inside it shattered/exploded so we quickly unplugged it. Overall for the price ($200+ a night) that we paid I would've rather gone to a hotel around that area. Would not recommend.