Stayed at the Cascade Lodge for a week with my highschool band class, and we had a very enjoyable stay. Had the 2-bedroom/2-bath suite for 6 people to share, and we got along well & didn't feel cramped at all. Only problem might be the bathroom sharing ;-) It was my first time staying in Whistler, so I didn't know... more

I presumed it was not one of the more famous hotels in Whistler as it did not appear on our hired GPS. Apparently apartments with full amenities are the norm in Whistler and this was no exception. They even had a dishwasher and washing machine and dryer (and vacuum cleaner)! The bedroom (and bed) was relatively small but not uncomfortably... more

We stayed in a studio room for a week. Mistake - we should have payed the extra for a one bedroom apartment. There was very little storage space in a room that was smaller that a typical hotel room. It had all the advertised facilities, microwave, dishwasher, cooker but nowhere to put your suitcases. The aircon/heater was rather noisy. The... more

We stayed here the last week of March. Weather was superb with warm sunny days and great snow conditions on the mountain. We usually stay at Stoney Creek, but thought we'd give The Cascade a try. We won't be back. We had a 1 bedroom suite on the top floor with a decent mountain view. Our suite was tired and... more

While thoroughly enjoying my first stay in Whistler - great snow, great location and excellent value for money the stay at the Whistler Cascade Lodge was ennervating and close to a rip-off. I had booked the place (out of Germany) as it was supposed to have a Sauna. This proved to be true - however the Sauna never functioned. My... more

Take it from a local Vancouverite, there are better selections for same price category. Location & cleanliness of rooms was just fine, however did not appreciate the hidden fess & lack of full disclosure. At checkout, we discovered there was a 6% booking fee charged by ResortQuest who manages the property. When I asked the front desk staff about this,... more

This lodge now has an unpublished policy of not accepting guests under 25 unless accompanied by someone who is 25 or over. Book online. Arrive and be told you're not welcome. How classy. more

Good value. Hotel is average, but so was the price on expedia. Everything is average, but met our requirements. Note that the hotel is slightly off the main walking path, but in Whistler "slightly off" means extra 1-2 min of walking :-) Will use it again! more

I booked a trip to Whistler for the Thanksgiving weekend and using the WhistlerBlackcomb web site to find a hotel. They have a great map of the different villages and a comprehensive list of hotels. I really enjoyed the accommodations at the Cascade Lodge. We had a one bedroom with full kitchen, living room and dining room. The kitchen is... more