Executive Suites

A great place to stay! Stayed here for 2 nights during a conference last week, and I really liked it! The room was a full suite, with a living room, kitchen, dining area etc. The kitchen was definitely nicer than mine at home!!! The bed was a little firmer than I like, so my sleep wasn’t perfect, but that’s ok, just personal preference. The shower was nice, and I loved that there’s a washer/​dryer in suite — I just wish I’d brought my laundry with me!
The front desk staff were very friendly and helpful, and I definitely took full advantage of the pool and hot tub! They were very clean and just the right temperatures. Housekeeping wasn’t as thorough as I’d like — the room has carpet and there were definitely some little bits left on it from the last folks who stayed.
The location is a bit out of the way — it’s a solid 20−25min walk to get to the nearest little strip mall, but having a car made it super accessible. There’s a golf course behind it that also has frolf and soccer golf options, which is pretty freaking cool! I had grand plans to frolf, but it was a little pricier than I wanted to pay (considering the course I usually use is free!)
All in all a lovely place to stay! I’d come back next time I stay in Squamish.

Suites have ratty carpet, pleather chairs in the lounge are worn, front desk is understaffed and service in the restaurant is poor (except for Matt! Fantastic!). Server kept us waiting while she counted her tips while we had a wedding party and photographer standing by… overall wouldn’t stay again.

So bad experience! They sold our hotel room out when we arrived! We reserved a room like two weeks ago! They just said they can’t do anything and kick us out! The front desk service was so bad too, a young lady just say:“we sold out. we sold out, it’s not our mistakes!” No any sorry and rude. Lier! They overbooked! How shame are they and selfish! No any professional ethics! Based on this experience, we will tell our friends don’t come here ever again.

We were celebrating a birthday at the restaurant with about 15 or so people on a Saturday night. we had a few small children that were acting up as children often do. so we would take the children out into the lobby of the hotel (which is attached to the restaurant) to try and calm them down, etc. The hotel staff was pretty rude to us on more than a few occasions about our children saying «they couldn’t take there reservation calls because of the noise»…The hotel staff was very unprofessional about trying to deal with us which kinda of really tainted our birthday dinner all around!
However the food was decent and the service was good from the restaurant, but still undecided if I would ever do a big family meal there ever again based on this experience.

Great location and beautiful mountain views. Rooms are well equipped and updated. Turon was very helpful at the front desk. Very convenient to local shopping and eateries but removed from major traffic. We’d stay here if ever in Squamish or if I wanted to visit both Vancouver and Whistles and needed a central location.

Having a daily busy schedule means I need a break to recharge my battery to continue to conquer the world. Reception was friendly and fast. Executive upgraded our suite! The suite faced the mountains and included a balcony. The 1 bedroom suite felt like home – comfy bed, fireplace, dining table with wine glasses, dishes, pots, fridge, microwave, stove with oven, dishwasher, washer, dryer, tv, utensils, exhaust fan, DVD player etc. Other amenities included a pool, hot tub, fitness facility and spa that I will use the next time I stay here.
The suite was bright and pleasant to be in during the day. Romantic and relaxing in the evening time. 2 adults. Free parking and wi-​fi. Executive had DVDs available too. Comfy bed and quiet hotel equals great sleep! Recycling boxes inside the suite along with regular waste baskets. Awesome soap, shampoo, etc. Price was reasonable.
The only downside was the CD player on the clock radio didn’t work. Not an issue for me but my partner wanted to listen to his CD and the DVD player could not play both CDs and DVDs.
Great place to relax, even to get away from Vancouver. Looking forward to my next visit. Highly recommend to friends and family to stay!

Great spot! A whole whack of us stayed at the Exec Suites last weekend for the Squamish50 weekend. There were 3 of us in this room and there was plenty of space. The full kitchen and laundry is a HUGE treat, saved us money and was a blessing for our early morning wake up calls.
Only complaint is the sofa bed is hella springy! Pretty uncomfortable but I guess to be expected.
The front desk was super friendly!
Would definitely stay here again.

Good deal. Great rooms with views. The one bedrooms have a washer dryer in the unit for $ 10 more than the studio. Deck off each room. Kitchen and sitting area.

This past weekend we were looking for a hotel in the Squamish area. We were pleasantly surprised by the quality of this hotel. Clean with great amenities including a full kitchen — not just a fridge and microwave.
The only downside was the check in time is later than most hotels at 4 PM — however the price, location and view of the mountains made up for that in the end.

Love this place!
My husband and I booked this hotel for our first and second anniversary. You definitely get your moneys worth. Great décor, full kitchen, AMAZING views, and a great price!
The staff was super friendly and very helpful with suggestions as to where we could eat and do fun activities other than going to Whistler.

Our trip to Canada was primarily for Whistler for New Years. We started to look for hotels in Whistler late September to find out hotels/​lodging was at least $ 250+ a night! With our plane tickets and ski pass, we couldn’t afford it. So we settled here, which is about 30 – 45 mins away. And for 3 nights, it was about the same price as a night in Whistler (that’s if you book early).
The hotel is in a quiet and cute little town. The hotel itself is beautiful. Parking is free, which is a plus. Once we entered the lobby, we were greeted by staff. The staff working there are very nice and accommodating to your needs.
We booked a Studio room, which was very nice. It was probably one of my favorite hotel rooms I’ve ever stayed in. The room is modern, and you have your own kitchenette with pots, dishes, large refrigerator, etc for your convenience. And I am in LOVE with the soaps and stuff they provided. It smells so good! Hahah anyways, I definitely recommend anyone on a trip to Whistler to stay at this hotel. It will definitely save you a lot of money and the hotel is great!

Just south of touristy Whistler is this great place. Washer and dryer in the room. The restaurant was fabulous. Some of the best food we had on our trip through Vancouver and surrounds. Two baby bear cubs playing in the distance for the view. We drove from Vancouver to Whistler, did the Peak to Peak and then came to Squamish to sleep. A great way to go!

me and 2 friends stayed here and were immediately impressed with our room. We had a seperate room, a pull out couch, a private balcony, a washer/​dryer, and a full kitchen. However we were not told about underground parking (although it was raining when we checked in) until we overheard other people talking about it. But what really got me was the unprofessional letter in the kitchen regarding dishes. It said something in terms of how they offer full housekeeping services and dishes could be arranged at a cost of $ 15 but the fee could be averted by simply putting the dishes in the dishwater and using the soap provided however if we do not the charge would just be added onto the room. When you consider the level of class of the room i did not expect that. My overall impression of the staff and their helpfulness was quite disappoinging. Way overpriced for what kind of service you recieve in my opinion. I value customer service too much to ever stay here again.

My girlfriends and I grabbed the Living Social deal for a birthday weekend.
I’ve been a regular to Whistler for the last 7 years or so and wasn’t too familiar with Squamish. My friend is a local to Vancouver and says that it’s been developed recently with the nearby restaurants and shops, etc.
The room itself was designed to be for those with ‘extended stays’ (such as business folks — hence Executive Suites).
It offered a king size bed along with a pull out bed and a washer/​dryer and fully stoked kitchen.
We only stayed the one night and were excited to try out the outdoor hot tub after the long drive up.
The water temperature just seemed to be turned way down (it was perhaps a luke warm bath vs. a hot tub). It was also small and we had it to capacity with about 8 people in it. So a little awkward to be squished up against strangers when you want to relax.
They also ran out of towels and so we were thankful we had brought our room towels down although it meant we were now left with hot tub water towels to shower with.
There was a large deck which could come in handy during summer months but it was too cold in February to hang out there.

My boyfriend and I jumped at the chance to visit Squamish when we saw the Living Social deal for a one-​night stay at the Executive Suites. The reception was very friendly and helpful as I booked our stay. Although we showed up at 3pm and the check-​in time was 4pm, they accommodated us and gave us a beautiful studio suite, with kitchen.
The room was very clean, and modern looking. We took full advantage of the amenities, swimming in the outdoor/​indoor pool and relaxing in the hot tub after a long hike on the Chief. We had drinks at the on sight restaurant, the Living Room (separate review), and borrowed one of the DVDs at the front desk to watch after dinner. The bed was super comfortable, and we woke up well-​rested and enjoyed brunch at the Living Room. The view of the mountain range behind the hotel is beautiful too!
Drawbacks:
This hotel is located down Tantalous road, kind of far away from the restaurants in Squamish, which lead to us spending a lot of money on a cab to drive to and from dinner.
Being located in an active, outdoorsy town I expected this hotel to be pet friendly, but they would not allow our small dog join us on the trip, while many other hotels do.