The Aspens

Really nice place and probably the best location you could ask for. It’s a ski-​ski ski-​off locale that’s the close to the base of the lifts (so a very short walk to Whistler village when you’re inclined).
We stayed as a huge party in a group of condos that I think were private owned rather than resort. The only difference is that we don’t get service (think towels or turning down sheets) which wasn’t that big a deal. They also have a nice heated pool and free gear valet services which let me put dry gear back into my car. Each place also has a balcony to enjoy the crisp air and stocked kitchen.
Would definitely come back.

GREAT place to stay and SUPER convenient.
The slopes are right there. You can literally board into the hotel area. Easy 10 minute walk to each of the villages, Whistler village and Olympic Park village have great bars and restaurants. The Upper Village (where Aspens is located) has a few great bars and breakfast spots but the best part is Blackcomb Mountain begins and ends 400 feet away. It’s awesome!
Room is decent and comfy. Room and kitchen are spacious and clean. Bummer is that parking is 15 $/​day. But it made up for it because we were able to stay at this location for less than $ 200 for three nights through a livingsocial deal.
I hope to come back to Whistler in the next few years and wouldn’t mind staying here. :)

We had a great time staying at the Aspens while in Whistler. I bought a living social voucher for 3 nights back in the fall and was able to keep it a secret from my boyfriend until his birthday. Besides being a fan of the Aspens, I’m a huge Groupon/​Living Social fan! I agree with others that the Aspens is not the most modern rental at Whistler, but it really only shows in the common areas and hallways. I really liked how easy and carefree everything was for this vacation, everything was thought of ahead of time. I’m a big stresser so it was nice to not have to think about the little details. The location is amazing, and allowed us to feel at home while on vacation. It was great to be able to snowboard home at the end of the day, shower, and walk to dinner. Having the kitchen was also great for saving money on breakfast. The location was too great not to take advantage of dining out, but the full kitchen really does enable you not to have to spend anything on dining out. All around great experience!

Stayed here again and honestly, the age is starting to show. The place was still nice, but I could def tell the difference from when I stayed 4 years ago.
Also, I realized they don’t have laundry rooms in each condo, something Greystone Lodge next door has.
This place still has an awesome hot tub and a better ski in/​ski out location than Greystone though.

I love this hotel. I love their location, the service, and the people that works here. The biggest advantage of this hotel is the ski in/​ski out location. When I walk out of the lobby here, you can ski down the slope to the city center. This hotel is more of a condo atmosphere. I booked the condo on the bottom floor and I can ski down off from my patio. The condo is very cozy and it feels like home. The price of the condo is very reasonable. Whistler is my favorite ski resort. This hotel reminds me of a white Christmas because this hotel is cover with snow during the winter and when I look out from my window, I can see the city center blanket with snow. It’s so romantic and beautiful. The people here are so friendly. They are always willing to recommend places to go eat or shop, giving me tips of which road is bus route only, and giving me tips of where I can go to hop on a free shuttle to go around town. I totally recommend that you go grocery shopping outside of Whistler and make your food while you stay here because it’s very expensive here. For example, breakfast that includes a glass of OJ, eggs, sausage, and hashbrowns for two cost $ 50. At the grocery, it cost $ 6 for a half dozen eggs. I totally recommend this hotel because the price is very reasonable and the location.