We just came back from a summer get together, 7 older women (50s) at this property. This is a very nice three level townhouse, high up in a mountainside development of Whistler mountain. Lots of beds (unless you don’t like bunk beds). Master suite.is only one upstairs on third level and is beautiful, all others are below in lower level, living and kitchen on main. Deck is nice to have, it is covered so no sun and in trees but has a bit of a view through the trees. If neighbours are on their deck only a wooden divider separates groups. Apparently the nieghbours are sensitive to noise and there is a $500 fine if a neighbour complains so that puts a damper on the overall mood. The bbq also needs the igniter button fixed. Lighting the bbq with lighter was a bit precarious as it isn’t meant to be lit that way. The hot tub is on lower level and was nice to have, fit 6 of us, although couldn’t get the temp above 98, not sure why.
Townhouse was much further away from Creekside village than we thought, and up very steep road, there is a trail to get down (great ski out for winter) but need good shoes in summer and steep 1 mile climb or bike ride back - we are in good shape and two days of riding up the hill was enough, drove after that.
Kitchen is well stocked for cooking except coffee machine is very small and slow for big group. Nice big dining room table for group meals but again, had to be aware of the noise fine.
Pool is a 5 min walk from townhouse, a little steep section to get to it, no stairs. Other neighbours in complex are very friendly and welcoming. Pool and hot tub are really nice and with trees and rocks surrounding. hardly anyone else there, it was like having your own pool, just not too easy to run back and grab something if you need to.
Overall we had a great time, loved Creekside village, liked the accommodation but would choose something a little closer or further down mountain and not with neighbours sensitive to noise.