Each of its eight rooms is named after a mountain range in the Austrian Alps and features hand-carved pine furniture, sloping ceilings and skylights. There are no televisions and no telephones, so your only entertainment will be to snuggle in the goose down comforter. The design of a room on the first floor meets the needs of those with physical challenges. In winter Durlacher Hof offers Sunday night suppers, and in the summer the inn hosts barbecues and picnics at the beach. Food is certainly a priority at this retreat.
Outdoor activities are numerous.
Discover the charms of Whistler Village, which has been designed for pedestrian traffic only. Couples can enjoy a stroll past sidewalk cafes and boutiques. Even if you're not a skier, take the gondola ride up to the top of the mountain. The views are beautiful and you can eat at one of the mountaintop restaurants. It's a great break from the masses on the ski trails and a treat for nature buffs and bird watchers.