PAID CONTENT FOR NITA LODGE LODGE


PAID CONTENT FOR NITA LODGE LODGE


Nita Lake Lodge WHISTLER, CANADA


Nestled on the shores of its namesake lake, Nita Lake Lodge is Whistler’s only lakeside resort and spa, offering a peaceful and luxurious haven away from the hustle and bustle of the main village. The guest suites offer a contemporary twist on iconic mountain comfort and have been recently refurbished with cosy, alpine touches. These include large lounge areas with basalt gas fireplaces, heated floors and luxurious king- size beds. What’s more, most of the rooms offer unmatched views of the Creekside valley, old- growth forests and Whistler Mountain. At the resort, guests can enjoy local, seasonal


cuisine at any of the three on-site restaurants, including the fine-dining eatery, the casual, cosy lounge bar and the bustling cafe. The Den aims to celebrate the surrounding wilderness and its produce with seasonal dishes made from farm- to-table ingredients, artisan meats and cheeses, and garden-grown herbs and greens, with a strong emphasis on plant-based options. Meanwhile, Fix Cafe’s menu includes fairtrade organic coffees and teas, craft beer and ciders, homemade soups and


sandwiches, doughnuts, muffins, croissants, fresh fruit and vegetable juices and smoothies. Guests are also able to kick back with a bite to eat and a craft beer or cocktail at the Cure Lounge & Patio. The luxury on-site spa offers a wide variety of


beauty and wellness treatments, with an emphasis on organic products and sustainable practices. Afterwards, guests can choose to unwind in the eucalyptus steam room or rooftop hot tub, or cosy-up by the fire out on the lakeside deck. Located at the intersection of a variety of forest


paths and biking trails, the resort’s unique position makes it ripe for exploration. Complimentary bicycles, watercrafts, paddleboards, kayaks and canoes are available in the summer and there’s a free shuttle bus that takes guests over to Whistler Village and back. Whether visiting for a world-class ski trip in the


winter, an invigorating summer getaway to the mountains or a slower-paced wellness getaway in the autumn, Nita Lake Lodge offers guests an unparalleled experience that awakens the senses and soothes the soul.


DON’T MISS Every delicious locally sourced item on Cure’s bespoke charcuterie board tells a story of the region


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KEY FEATURES • Luxury on-site spa • Rooftop hot tub, eucalyptus steam room and exclusive lounge


• Three on-site dining options • Complimentary guest watercrafts and bicycles in the summer


• Complimentary village shuttle • Close proximity to Creekside Gondola with access to Whistler Mountain


• Luxury, oversized suites • Lakeside plunge pool and hot tub • Pet-friendly suites


KEY ACTIVITIES • Whistler Blackcomb Ski Resort • Whistler Bike Park


GET IN TOUCH nitalakelodge.com T: +1 888 755 6482 E: info@nitalakelodge.com


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