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Whistler WinterPRIDE 2008: SUITE DREAMS

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Story and photo by Aefa Mulholland
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Whistler’s Westin Resort & Spa is my new favorite hotel. Not only are the staff warm, friendly and incredibly professional, but the rooms and the heavenly bed a pleasure to return to after a long night out on the town. Actually, that's “Heavenly” with a trademark sign.

Despite having been a travel writer for an eon, this is actually the first time I’ve stayed in a Westin. It won’t be my last. I’d heard talk about Westin’s famed Heavenly Beds, but hadn’t given them much consideration until now.

They are honestly the most comfortable hotel beds I have ever encountered. They are going to have to prize me out tomorrow morning when I have to head back down the Sea to Sky Highway and on to Seattle.

I checked the in-room catalog and if I want to add a “Heavenly Ensemble” to my mini-bar bill at check-out, it’d only be $2,735 to $3,620: an appealing deal, considering that that includes a box spring, mattress, bed skirt, sheets, down blanket, duvet, cover, five pillows and pillowcases)

It’s snowing! Again! I know I shouldn’t be surprised, but after spending the last ten days in rainy Vancouver, the sight of all that fresh snow at Whistler WinterPride is a happy start to the day.


Story and photo by Aefa Mulholland
.

Whistler’s Westin Resort & Spa is my new favorite hotel. Not only are the staff warm, friendly and incredibly professional, but the rooms and the heavenly bed a pleasure to return to after a long night out on the town. Actually, that's “Heavenly” with a trademark sign.

Despite having been a travel writer for an eon, this is actually the first time I’ve stayed in a Westin. It won’t be my last. I’d heard talk about Westin’s famed Heavenly Beds, but hadn’t given them much consideration until now.

They are honestly the most comfortable hotel beds I have ever encountered. They are going to have to prize me out tomorrow morning when I have to head back down the Sea to Sky Highway and on to Seattle.

I checked the in-room catalog and if I want to add a “Heavenly Ensemble” to my mini-bar bill at check-out, it’d only be $2,735 to $3,620: an appealing deal, considering that that includes a box spring, mattress, bed skirt, sheets, down blanket, duvet, cover, five pillows and pillowcases)

It’s snowing! Again! I know I shouldn’t be surprised, but after spending the last ten days in rainy Vancouver, the sight of all that fresh snow at Whistler WinterPride is a happy start to the day.


Story and photo by Aefa Mulholland
.

Whistler’s Westin Resort & Spa is my new favorite hotel. Not only are the staff warm, friendly and incredibly professional, but the rooms and the heavenly bed a pleasure to return to after a long night out on the town. Actually, that's “Heavenly” with a trademark sign.

Despite having been a travel writer for an eon, this is actually the first time I’ve stayed in a Westin. It won’t be my last. I’d heard talk about Westin’s famed Heavenly Beds, but hadn’t given them much consideration until now.

They are honestly the most comfortable hotel beds I have ever encountered. They are going to have to prize me out tomorrow morning when I have to head back down the Sea to Sky Highway and on to Seattle.

I checked the in-room catalog and if I want to add a “Heavenly Ensemble” to my mini-bar bill at check-out, it’d only be $2,735 to $3,620: an appealing deal, considering that that includes a box spring, mattress, bed skirt, sheets, down blanket, duvet, cover, five pillows and pillowcases)

It’s snowing! Again! I know I shouldn’t be surprised, but after spending the last ten days in rainy Vancouver, the sight of all that fresh snow at Whistler WinterPride is a happy start to the day.

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