The Woodrun by Whiski Jack

the unit itself is nice - well appointed - the staff and facilities are all good. The "den" was a bit of a disappointment and the doors on the closet and laundry in proximity to the den door are a bit of a logistical nightmare. We wish there was a better way to walk down/up the hill to and from Woodrun. It is clear that 100's of guests use the side of the hill to walk into the village - and clearly the walking proximity to the village is one of the great benefits of the location - but the path is not ideal. Yes - there is a longer walk on the road to the village -but a walkway down the side of the hill maintained by the buildings on the hill would be ideal.

Nice hotel with large suite. Well equipped kitchen. Very clean.

The facility was quiet and very convenient to walk around restaurants, shopping, gondolas in Whistler village and Upper village. It was very spacious. I would recommend staying here.

Property and apartment was in decent condition, although very dated. Kitchen was well stocked with cookware, dishes, appliances, etc. although we would have liked to see a Keurig/one cup coffee maker. It was more than enough space for two of us, which makes sense as it’s designed for families/small groups. Communication with Whiski Jack was done well, however, the pre-check-in form was a bit of a cumbersome step as we had to send them an email address and then fill out the form before we were able to get our check-in details. I think this could be made much simpler by sending the form to the email address the booking was made with, and then sending the check-in instructions to said email a day or two prior. The area around the property was quiet and serene. We did stay during the off-season, so I don’t know how much of that can be attributed to the soundproofing or the lack of people (we never encountered anyone in the hallways). We didn’t spend much time in the immediate area outside, but it seemed pleasant. The hallways in the building smelled musty, however, which added to the dated feeling.

My 8 and 9 year old found a used razor blade and toe nails in the dresser drawer they were going to unpack thier stuff into. Plus my shower sounded like an alarm going off. And the pressure was so low.