Mountain Retreat Hotel And Suites - Squamish, British Columbia
38922 Progres Way
Squamish, BC V0N3G0 Nightly Rates(91.81 - 122.09)3 Star
Property Description
Escape to a Mountain Retreat The newly re-branded Mountain Retreat Hotel and Suites is proud of the awards and ratings we have received since we opened in 1998. Ranked 1 for customer service and cleanliness out of 2,000 properties, two golden pineapple awards, Clean and Friendly award, Community Service award, the 2003 BC Yukon and Hotel Association Housekeeping and Maintenance award and Cendant Award of Excellence for service to tour operators. We are rates AAA/BCAA double diamond, Canada Select 3.5 Stars, Kid Friendly and Film Friendly. We made the decision to become an independent hotel to have the flexibility to provide services and amenities customized to our customers. You will love our -Mountain Retreat Fudge- Because of our central location, 60 minutes from Vancouver and 45 minutes to Whistler/Blackcomb resort, our hotel is the perfect location to base your super natural BC vacation. Vancouver was voted the number 1 Canadian destination by Travel Tour magazine and Whistler is ranked the number 1 Ski resort in North America. Squamish is the Outdoor Recreation Capital of Canada. There are endless outdoor activities to be enjoyed year round. Ski, golf, mountain bike, sail, rock climb, hike, fish, windsurf, scuba dive... the choices are all here. Our hotel activity centre staff can assist you in building your vacation and can provide discounts to many. Squamish 0 Miles
Amenities
Coffee Maker in Room
City Center
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Express Checkout
Free Parking
Golf
Golf
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Fitness Center or Spa
Telephone
Tennis
Room Information
Double Queen Nonsmoking
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Recipient of awards for service and cleanliness - Indoor pool - hot tub - waterslide - fitness room - restaurant - cold beer & wine store featuring BC VQA Wines. 45 minutes from Vancouver - 40 minutes from Whistler. Large rooms, Mountain View, in room cof
Double Queen Smoking
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Recipient of awards for service and cleanliness - Indoor pool - hot tub - waterslide - fitness room - restaurant - cold beer & wine store featuring BC VQA Wines. 45 minutes from Vancouver - 40 minutes from Whistler. Large rooms, Mountain View, in room cof
Miscellaneous Information
Canadian Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 3:00 PM
Check out time is 12:00 PM
87 rooms.
0 suites.
4 floors.
Directions
City
Restaurant Information
Toasters
Location: Onsite Type: Full Service Cuisine: Western Serving Times: Breakfast 6AM Lunch 11AM Dinner 5PM Dress Code: Casual
Vancouver
40.0 Miles North
Whistler
30.0 Miles South
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