310 Whistler Village Inn & Suites
Lofted Studio, 1 bath, 585 sqft – Offered at $339,000
You won’t find a better-located Phase 2 property at this price point in Whistler. The hotel’s Powder Lodge sits steps from the gondolas in the heart of the Village.
Park your car and don’t think about it again until checkout. The corner position of suite 310 delivers something truly special: exceptional natural light and an oversized private balcony with peek-a-boo views of the mountains. The suite itself is well equipped for guests and owners alike, with a full kitchen, cozy fireplace, lofted sleeping area, and a pull-out sofa. It feels much bigger than a regular studio.
When you’re not here, the hotel handles it all. Fully managed rentals with zero effort on your end.
The Hotel
Whistler Village Inn & Suites is a well-loved hotel with 88 rooms across two buildings, the Keg Building and the Powder Lodge. Sitting in the heart of Whistler Village, guests are steps from the gondolas, the Village Stroll, and everything the resort has to offer.
Its smaller scale is a genuine asset: the hotel is known for its personal touch, warm service, and an owner community that larger resort properties can’t offer. Twice a year, the hotel hosts owner weekends, a chance to meet fellow owners, connect with management, and enjoy the property you’ve invested in.
Facilities include a year-round outdoor pool, indoor and outdoor hot tubs, sauna, and a fitness room.
What Is Phase 2 Ownership?
Phase 2 is a form of resort property ownership in Whistler, governed by a covenant registered on title. As an owner, you can use the suite for up to 28 days in summer and 28 days in winter season. The rest of the time, the hotel manages all bookings and rentals on your behalf, and you receive a share of the revenue. When you stay as an owner, you forgo the revenue share for those nights.
Individual platforms like Airbnb and VRBO are not permitted. The hotel handles all guest bookings exclusively.
Phase 2 properties are best thought of as lifestyle investments. Rental income will typically cover your base holding costs, but is unlikely to service a full mortgage. What you are really buying is a personally owned retreat in one of Canada’s top mountain resorts, with the bonus of revenue while you are away.
See below for more revenue details specific to this hotel.
Buying Before the Renovation: What You Need to Know
Whistler Village Inn & Suites is undergoing a full guest room modernization. A mock-up room planned to be completed in fall 2026, with the Keg Building renovation scheduled for fall 2027 and the Powder Lodge following in 2028.
Buying in before the renovation has real advantages. Existing and previous owners have already been contributing to the renovation fund over the past few years, with a portion of rental revenue set aside specifically to avoid a special levy or lump sum payment down the road. As a new buyer, you benefit from that groundwork without having contributed to it so far.
The renovation will have some impact on rental revenue in the short term, but the upside is significant. Modernized rooms command higher nightly rates (=higher owner income), and updated properties in Whistler Village consistently achieve higher resale values.
See below for more details on what to expect in terms of income during and after the renovation.
Revenue & Financials
A note before the numbers. The hotel is currently in a pre-renovation phase, and revenue distribution reflects that. Right now the hotel is aiming for owners to break even after hotel expenses, Tourism Whistler and strata fees, and property taxes, as can be seen in the last couple of years’ figures. Any income beyond that is directed into the renovation fund to avoid a special levy or lump sum payment at the time of construction.
When you stay as an owner, it impacts your income as you forgo the revenue share income for the nights you stay. The Whistler Village Inn & Suites offers a 50% off BAR (best available rate) for owners who wish to keep the room in the rental pool and still earn income while they stay.
This is a short-term posture, not the long-term picture. Historically, Phase 2 properties at well-run Whistler hotels return around 3 to 5% after base expenses (without owner use days). Based on current projections, this property is expected to return to at least that range once the hotel renovations are completed.
The numbers below reflect the current pre-renovation reality, so you can go in with a clear and honest picture of what to expect now and what the upside looks like after.
| Year | Net to Owner | Strata | Property Tax | Bottom Line | Notes |
| 2025 | $15,809 | $12,199 | $2,750 | $860 | No out-of-pool owner nights |
| 2024 | $14,921 | $12,184 | $2,750* | $0 | 3 out-of-pool owner nights |
| 2023 | $20,523 | $11,818 | $2,750* | $5,955 | 5 out-of-pool owner nights Strata fees up due to extra CRF contributions |
| 2022 | $18,502 | $6,341 | $2,750* | $9,411 |
*Property tax figures for 2022, 2023, and 2024 are estimates.
Out-of-pool: If you stay as an owners, you don’t oay for your stay. You do forgo the revenue for the night as your suite is taken out of the rental pool.
CRF (Capital Reserve Fund): A mandatory fund that strata corporations are required to maintain for major repairs and capital improvements to the building. In this case, owners have been making additional contributions to the CRF since 2023 to fund expected maintenance.