Pangea Pod Hotel
50°07′ N 122°57′ WHotel
Pangea Pod Hotel suits solo skiers and groups of friends who want a private pod and a rooftop bar in the middle of Whistler Village. It takes adults only, and every guest must be 18 or older at check-in.
- Meals
- The Living Room serves breakfast, food and drinks
- Check-in
- In from 16:00, out by 10:00
- Best for
- Solo travellers, friends
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Pangea Pod Hotel
Pangea Pod Hotel rents private pods inside shared suites on Sunrise Alley in Whistler Village. Every guest gets a gear locker of their own. The pods lock valuables away in a small cabinet, and rain-head showers with toiletries sit inside each suite. Mezzanine pods are up a level, and Pangea keeps only a few side-entry pods.
Winter guests leave skis and boards in the Toy Box. The Living Room serves breakfast, food and drinks, and there's no guest kitchen, so staff hand out hot water for oatmeal or instant noodles. Pangea calls its Rooftop Patio Whistler's only rooftop bar.
Everyone staying must be 18 at check-in, and 19 to buy or drink alcohol. Two people who share a pod without booking it for two pay a surcharge at check-in, so book double occupancy from the start. Check-in opens at 4 pm and checkout is by 10 am, and Pangea sells early and late slots when it has space.
Highlights
- Pangea gives every guest a private gear locker and puts a valuables cabinet in each pod.
- Pangea calls its Rooftop Patio Whistler's only rooftop bar.
- Winter guests keep skis and snowboards in the Toy Box.
The essentials
- Kind
- Hotel
- Check-in
- 16:00, out by 10:00
- Website
- Official site
- Bikes
- Storage on site
- Ski-in ski-out
- No
- Ski storage
- Yes
- Prices
- Pangea quotes live prices only. It holds a refundable $50 a person a night on a card and returns it at checkout once the pod and the bar tab are in order. The hold is never less than $100 or more than $350 a pod.
- Meals
- The Living Room serves breakfast, food and drinks; there is no guest kitchen, and staff hand out hot water for oatmeal or instant noodles
- Amenities
- BarRooftop barCafeSki storageLockersWifiLaundryParking
- Best for
- Solo travellersFriendsAdults only
- Bike storage
- Bike storage is limited, costs extra and has to be reserved ahead.
- To the lifts
- Pangea says it stands a short distance from the gondolas in Whistler Village.
Quick answers about Pangea Pod Hotel
How old do you have to be to stay at Pangea Pod Hotel?
Guests at Pangea Pod Hotel must be 18 or older at check-in, and 19 or older to buy or drink alcohol.
Does Pangea Pod Hotel have ski storage?
Yes. Pangea Pod Hotel stores winter guests' skis and snowboards in its Toy Box, and every guest gets a private gear locker.
Are meals included at Pangea Pod Hotel?
Pangea Pod Hotel: The Living Room serves breakfast, food and drinks; there is no guest kitchen, and staff hand out hot water for oatmeal or instant noodles.
What does Pangea Pod Hotel have?
Pangea Pod Hotel lists bar, rooftop bar, cafe, ski storage, lockers, wifi, laundry, parking.
Who is Pangea Pod Hotel good for?
Pangea Pod Hotel suits solo travellers, friends, adults only.
Is Pangea Pod Hotel bike-friendly?
Pangea Pod Hotel has published no cycling policy. Storage: bike storage is limited, costs extra and has to be reserved ahead.
Is Pangea Pod Hotel ski-in ski-out?
No. Pangea Pod Hotel sits away from the lifts.
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