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Hostels in Whistler, Canada

4 hostels available. Prices start from $17 for a dorm bed.

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Adventure HostelsParty HostelSolo TravellerYouth Hostel

"…Not making a payment does equate to cancelling a reservation. Bookings that are made on a refundable basis and which are cancelled prior to the start of the cancellation penalty period will be

from $34.16
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"…The private rooms range in size from double rooms to family rooms that can fit four or five people. The family room is split up into two levels with a double bed below and two single beds up the

from $14.68
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Digital NomadsFamily-Friendly HostelOlder travelers (+50)Party HostelQuiet RestSolo Traveller

"…After a long day of winter sports, the hot tub is a welcome sight to tired and overused muscles. It is clean and very well maintained and is accessible through the men's or women's washrooms. This

from $18.33
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"…The hostel is located in the Olympic Village, which is about a twenty-minute drive from Whistler Village. There are local buses that operate to and from the village and creekside, however it is

from $16.67

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Digital NomadsFamily-Friendly HostelOlder travelers (+50)Quiet Rest

"…on your left! Snowflake One bedroom Suite with full kitchen, has one queen bed in the bedroom and one queen sofa bed in the living room. Wildflower Studio suite with full kitchen has one king bed

from $85.02

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Get to know Whistler

This section is dedicated to take away all your "I wish someone had told me that before I went!" experiences. This way, you can spend less time settling in, and more time making new friends in your chosen hostel. We share our insider knowledge of tips, tricks and important things to look out for in Whistler.

Get to know Whistler
Whistler is one of the most famous winter sports resorts in Canada, if not the world. Located 123km from Vancouver along the Sea-to-Sky highway, Whistler was the host of the 2010 Winter Olympic Games. You'll find a choice of several Whistler hostels for your stay. Although a popular destination in Summer months also, Whistler's status as one of the world's leading ski resorts that you associate with it's fame. Lying at an altitude of just 670m above sea level, Whistler's climate is mild compared to other ski resorts. This does not mean the snow is lacking. Whistler's slopes are well maintained and there is massive terrain spread over the two mountains, Whistler and Blackcomb. Each mountain has a couple of terrain parks and backcountry possibilities are endless. Activities such as heli-skiing are offered. Depending on the time of year it is possible to do skiing, boarding, mountain biking, bungee, zip lining, whitewater rafting, and snowmobiling. In Summer, once the snow melts, the locals hang up their skis and dust down the mountain bikes. Other activities such as hiking and golf also take place. A somewhat unique activity is to view the Whistler bears who come out of hibernation in the warmer months. Whistler has a pedestrian village lined with bars restaurants and shops selling skiing paraphernalia. Restaurants cater for all from budget travelers (which probably includes most Whistler hostel guests) to those for whom money is no object. Apres ski is lively in any of the bars near the bottom of the slopes of each mountain - Garibaldi Lift Company, Longhorn Saloon at Whistler, Merlin's at Blackcomb and Dusty's at Creekside. If you don't want to just hang out at your hostel, Whistler has a vibrant night scene. Each bar has it's "own" night during the week, and all will be busy during weekends once the crowds from Vancouver arrive. Whistler has a several hostels offering clean, good quality budget accommodation. All the newer ones have the same mod cons that you would expect from a hotel.

Written by local enthusiast for Whistler hostels

Written by local enthusiast for Whistler  hostelsRayJ

Whistler Hostel Cheatsheet

Above we list every single hostel there is in the city. Let us take a broader look at what you can expect - and what not. We created this cheatsheet for you to get a more complete picture of the hostel quality in Whistler, average prices and types of hostels to choose from.
Total number of hostels 4
Average dorm price $54
Average private room price $121
Cheapest hostel in WhistlerWhistler Fireside Lodge with $34
Party hostels in WhistlerPangea Pod Hotel (2 in total)
Average rating of all hostels 8.9

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