Vancouver International Airport (YVR): Approximate driving time is 2 hours 20 minutes and distance is 82 miles.

Driving directions from Vancouver International Airport: Exit the airport on Grant McConachie Way and follow the signs for Hwy 99N over the Arthur Laing Bridge and then onto Granville St. Continue north on Granville St for about four miles and onto the Granville St Bridge. On the bridge, move to the far right lane, and then take the Seymour St exit. Continue on Seymour St to Georgia St, and then turn left onto Georgia St. Continue on Georgia St though Stanley Park and over the Lions Gate Bridge. Take the W Vancouver exit onto Marine Dr W, and then move to the far right lane. Take the first right onto Taylor Way, and then travel up the hill. Go under the overpass, and then turn left onto Hwy 99N. Continue north on Hwy 99 for about 62 miles to Whistler. Once in Whistler, at the fourth traffic light turn right onto Village Gate Blvd. At the next traffic light, turn right onto Northland Blvd. Take the first right turn onto Whistler Way, and then stay right. Hotel is about one block on left.

A shuttle service that operates vans and buses is the most popular way of getting from the airport to the hotel, and one-way fares are more than $36. Fee subject to change without notice. This shuttle service picks up at the “Whistler” bus stops located immediately outside the airport arrival areas. Advance reservations are suggested. Rental cars, taxis, and limos are also available. One-way taxi and limo fares are each more than $36. Fees subject to change without notice. Car rentals are available online. Winter driving conditions can be hazardous, making the shuttles a popular option. Regularly scheduled helicopter service between the airport and Whistler is available, as are chartered sea planes during the summer season.

Getting around: The village of Whistler is compact and pedestrian-friendly, so walking is a popular and convenient way of getting around year round. WAVE, the local public bus system, provides free service throughout Whistler Village, including a shuttle between Whistler Village and Upper Village. Hotel staff can call to arrange taxi or limo pick-ups. Renting a car is necessary only for travel to outlying areas. During the summer season bikes are popular, and the area offers an excellent network of bike paths.

Cinnamon Bear Bar - The epitome of an après-ski lounge, the Cinnamon Bear Bar features stonework, wood paneling, and floor-to-ceiling windows as well as comfy leather furnishings, bar seating, a big-screen TV, and a pool table. Lunch and dinner are served daily—everything from appetizers and burgers to sandwiches and salads. Alfresco dining is available on the bar’s adjacent patio. Guests also can enjoy a drink around the fireplace in the intimate lobby lounge.

Amenity highlights: This resort hotel has a health club that offers a fitness center, day spa, outdoor pool, indoor and outdoor spa tubs, and two year-round tennis courts. The Delta’s lounge—a longtime favorite with the après-ski crowd—has a pool table, leather furnishings, and an abundance of bar seating. The business center has two computer workstations with high-speed Internet access (fee). In addition, the Delta is attached to a mall with numerous shops

The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.