Vancouver - Whistler

Vancouver - Whistler » Accommodation

From Vancouver to Whistler it is possible for visitors to chose virtually any type of accommodation and budget. The Aboriginal owned and operated accommodations in this area are located in Powell River, on the Sunshine Coast. The non-native owned selected places to stay support Aboriginal Tourism and promote partner marketing. There are also local owned franchised hotels, B&B”s, hostels, motels and camp grounds to choose from. There are tourist information centres in each of the regions with information on all of the local accommodations.
For Information:
Squamish & Howe Sound Chamber of Commerce/Tourist Information
37950 Cleveland Ave., Box 1009, Squamish B.C., V0N 3G0
Telephone: (604) 892-9244 • Fax (604) 892-2034

North Vancouver Infocentre
131 East 2nd Street, North Vancouver, V7L 1C2
Telephone: (604) 987-4488 or Fax: (604) 987-8272

The Listel Hotel:
Admission: $199 - $499 CANADIAN dollars per night
Tel: 1.800.663.5491
604.684.8461
www.listel-vancouver.com
Address: 1300 Robson Street, Vancouver, BC
Non-aboriginal owned

Dubbed "Vancouver's most artful hotel and “a cultural tourist’s dream." The Listel Hotel is one of the city's most Aboriginal Art decorated and interesting jazz hotels. In a word it promotes what is B.C. The rooms feature "Northwest Coast art by Northwest Coast artists" and are a tribute to all things original and distinctly British Columbian. From the cedar headboards and armoires carved using traditional native techniques, to the textured shoji screen-esque window dressing, and the hand-forged ironworks these rooms showcase the work of many of the province's finest Northwest Coast artists. The original art in these rooms is created by some of British Columbia's finest First Nations artists including Musqueam printmaker Susan Point, Tlingit artist Eugene Alfred and Kwakwaka'wakw potter Judy Cranmer.

The Listel Hotel has a reputation for creative partnerships with the city's most significant cultural organizations, including the Buschlen Mowatt Gallery, The Vancouver International Jazz Festival and until March 25, 2007, the amazing Totems to Turquoise Native North American Jewelry Arts of the Northwest and Southwest. The hotel is also home to O'Doul's Restaurant & Bar where an award-winning wine list is rivaled only by a remarkable West Coast menu and some of the hottest live jazz in the city - every night of the week. The Hotel packages innovative activities during the seasons.

Nu-Salya Chalet
Admission: $200.00 - $450.00 per night.
Telephone: 1-877-604-9005
www.nusalya.com
Address: 2014 Glacier Heights Place, Garibaldi Highlands, Squamish, B.C.
Non-aboriginal owned

Nu-Salya Chalet is the first and only Five Star Canada Select B&B in the West Vancouver, Squamish and Whistler region. Step into a Character B&B like no other with carved Grizzlies, Totem Poles, Native Art and Unique Furnishings. Escape from the crowds for dream adventures and places of wonder to the upscale Garibaldi Highlands cul-de-sac location, just 35 minutes south of Whistler. The B&B offers quiet serenity and dramatic Ocean Fjords and towering craggy snow capped mountain views.

The spectacular coastal community which is Canada's Winter Eagle Capital offers unparalleled natural beauty - and perhaps the world's greatest diversity of Outdoor Recreation Adventures. Forbes Travel selects Nu-Salya Chalet in June 2002 as the only Canadian B&B in their list of top 12 North American B&B.

Nu-Salya is approximately 1-1/2 hours from Vancouver Airport and 3-1/2 hours from Seattle.