Apartment units (condos) are bigger than hotel rooms, sleeping larger groups usually in interconnecting rooms. They’ll include kitchen and dining space for self-catering and also a lounge area for relaxing.
Once you’ve spotted a Canada condo package that ticks your boxes, get in touch by phone or online enquiry. We’ll need to take a few details, like the group’s names and contact details. You’ll need to pay a deposit to fix your booking (or if booking nearer the departure date, the full balance).
Town centre:
· Marriott Residence Inn & Apartments in Mont Tremblant
· Moose Hotel & Suites in Banff
· Place St Bernard in Mont Tremblant
Ski in ski out:
· Blackcomb Springs Suites in Whistler
· Lizard Creek Lodges & Condos in Fernie
· Sommet des Neiges in Mont Tremblant
The Tantalus Lodge Condos in Whistler are part of an enormous complex made with units sleeping up to 8 guests. There are all kinds of facilities to enjoy on-site, and the connections to the village and ski areas are excellent.
No meals are covered with your stay, so you can cook your own food in your apartment kitchen, or explore the town’s restaurants - meaning maximum flexibility. Some places offer an upgrade to a bed and breakfast package if you want a slap-up Canadian breakfast served each day.
There will usually be staff including reception, housekeeping and catering staff if there’s a bar or restaurant. Sometimes a room cleaning service is available on request, but usually staff won’t service your room during your stay.
The Moose Hotel & Suites in Banff are modern and stylish town-centre nests full of touches like arty décor and swish fixtures. There are awesome facilities for guests to share when you’re not out roaming the Rockies (check out the rooftop…).
Some properties provide a babysitting service for an extra charge. As most of our apartments are located in convenient central locations, they’ll be close to the resort’s crèche / kids club, or the ski school for sprogs old enough to ski.
Apartment package prices tend to be on a par with those for Canadian ski hotels on a room-only basis. There might not be much difference in price for solo travellers and couples, but if you’re travelling as a family or group, condos are often cheaper as they can sleep more guests than a hotel room.