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Village is beautiful and restaurants are amazing. Hotel is in the perfect location for skiing and exploring the village. Rooms were dated. I was injured at the hotel and the person at the desk was rude and did not help me- shrugged it off and mocked me. Made me feel uncomfortable the rest of the stay and was rude at checkout. It was not relaxing and my injury got in the way of my trip Manager was polite and kind about the situation but the situation continued.

Beautiful hotel. Perfect location. Very comfortable beds and pillows. Luxurious oversized comforter. Great towels and robes. Full sized kitchen extremely well appointed with everything you need to create a gourmet meal to a cup of tea. Large dining table. Our room had a fireplace and private deck. Convenient ski/snowboard lockers at lower level. Spa, outdoor pool, and gym. Bar and restaurant/bar on premises. Steps to slopes, shops, and dining. Shuttle bus to resort casino - - yippee! Our second stay at this property and looking forward to our return. Bureau and closet good for one or two people.

The Westin has just been refurbished and is stunning. The Gym and spa are excellent and there is new restaurant called Leo which is the best restaurant in Tremblant now. The staff are excellent and so helpful and ski-ing was excellent with great snow conditions and plenty of it.

If you’re looking for the perfect spot to hit the slopes and then hit the apres-ski scene with style, look no further than Le Westin Tremblant! Nestled right in the heart of the pedestrian Tremblant Village, this place is prime real estate for both mountain adventurers and those who’d rather be sipping a hot chocolate by the fire than actually skiing. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted by Alexia, who checked us in with the kind of warmth you wish your family gave you at holidays. Bonus points for letting us check in early! And let’s talk valet parking – it was quick, it was easy, and best of all, our car stayed snow-free in the garage (goodbye, snow-covered car blues). Our room? Cozy and comfy! We had a king-sized bed that felt great after long ski days, plus a pull-out couch that could comfortably fit our two boys (8 & 4). The fireplace? Perfect for those chilly winter nights when you want to feel fancy, but also warm and toasty. The walls were paper thin and we could hear everything. The shared balcony was HUGE—ideal for watching snow fall, although we did wish for some patio furniture to sit and sip hot cocoa. But hey, it’s a shared space, so I get it! The room did feel a bit dated, but renovations are coming, and I’m all for a good facelift. Let’s talk food. If you're lucky enough to have Titanium status (yes, it’s as fancy as it sounds), you'll score complimentary breakfasts at Leo every morning. There were four options on the menu - see picture for “Platinum” options - and it was still a great start to our mornings. The place is sleek and modern, but unfortunately, a little understaffed, which made breakfast a slow burn. However, we were lucky enough to have Thomas, our French waiter who was basically the embodiment of charm. He served us with a smile three of our five day stay and made us feel like we were at a Michelin-star restaurant (though no Michelin stars were involved). Now, the location is PRIME. We were literally steps away from everything—restaurants (Poco Loco, Forge, I’m looking at you), ski rentals, lifts, and the Tremblant Activity Centre. We could even pop over to the water park, Mission Laser, and more in just a few minutes. Oh, and those ski lockers on the third floor? A game-changer. Just grab your gear and you’re on the lift in minutes—goodbye, waiting in line! We had such a blast that we’re already planning our return next year. Here’s to another epic apres-ski trip, snow-filled days, and hopefully modern, renovated rooms ?? ???

As usual the Westin was fantastic in every way. Beautiful hotel in a prime location close to everything. The pool and hot tub were amazing. Service in particular was impeccable. Thank you Marcus, Naej and the lady at check in (can’t remember her name).