Executive Suites Hotel & Resort In Squamish is pleased to offer guests golf at Squamish Valley Golf Club, located just five minutes away from the Resort and provides a challenging course with an incredible mountain backdrop. The Vancouver Sun ranked the Course #11 in BC. Squamish Valley Golf Club | Championship Length Course | Squamish, BC
Squamish is well known as one of the most interesting places to kite surf in North America, as it is among the top few places in North America for high performance sailing days. Most kite surfers head out from the Squamish Spit, where the Howe Sound meets the Squamish River.
Lessons are available from local experts, no matter your skill level.
With a trail system that is envied around the world, satisfying every skill level, mountain biking has become a popular way of exploring Squamish British Columbia. Home to some of Canada’s best mountain biking trails, visitors to Squamish will find trails for all ages and abilities, satisfying anyone from the professional biker to the novice explorer.
Executive Suites Hotel & Resort Squamish is your doorway to explore Squamish’s network of trails from the easy and intermediate to the more challenging biking trails. We have created a special Stay & Bike package to ensure that you’re off on the right foot (or in this case -wheels) on your way to discover the beauty of Squamish.
Enjoy our all-suite condo-style accommodations, each with a balcony and spectacular views. Relax in our outdoor pool, unwind with a Living Well Spa service in your suite or dine in our new restaurant Norman Rudy’s.
Squamish is surrounded by granite cliffs, including the Stawamus Chief, the world’s second largest granite monolith, as well as The Little Smoke Bluffs, Murrin Provincial Park, Comic Rocks and Cheakamus Canyon which offer a multitude of one and two pitch climbs of all difficulties.
From ocean walks and river walks to hikes in the forest or up the mountainside, the Squamish offers short and long strolls, beginner to advanced walks, and gentle to strenuous hikes.
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Relax by the fireplace in your condo-style suite with separate living room, balcony and full kitchen. Explore the Sea to Sky Gondola’s winter playground and enjoy site seeing, snow shoeing, winter hiking, tubing, back country skiing – then take in the stunning views with an après treat in the Summit Lodge. Back at the hotel enjoy our outdoor heated winter pool and hot tub, where you’ll have mountain views by day and endless star gazing by night. Enjoy a lazy breakfast in bed the next morning with a 2pm checkout. Package includes:
• 1 Night’s accommodation in a One Bedroom Suite with Mountain View
• 2 Tickets for the Sea to Sky Gondola
• Bottle of BC Sparkling wine and box of chocolates
• Continental Breakfast Basket & Snacks
• 2pm late check-out
Add on a 75 minute in-suite couples massage with 2 therapists for only $180 + tax & gratuity
Celebrate the winter season and warm up with us! Experience the magic in the mountains at The Executive Suites Hotel & Resort, Squamish, and:
Unwind, relax and enjoy perfect winter days at Executive Suites Squamish! Stay any night from Sunday to Thursday and get your second night FREE! This package includes:
• Rates from $79.50 per night*
• Free Parking & WI-FI
• Whistler Ski Shuttle available (additional cost)
With trail-head access to epic skiing within 20 minutes of downtown, Squamish is the best location for your next backcountry skiing trip. The Sea to Sky gondola opens up new access to some of the best terrain in North America, However, The terrain is big and complex with lots of steeps, alpine bowls and pillows and is not suited for the beginner or inexperienced skier. Elfin lakes is a popular backcountry skiing route near Squamish for ski touring, snowshoeing and splitboarding. With proper preparation, skills and local guides Squamish is a great location to enjoy untouched powder and no lift lines in the backcountry.
Learn more about backcountry skiing in Squamish and book a guide online today through our Adventure Concierge Squamish Adventure.
Plus, North America’s best skiing at Whistler/Blackcomb is only 35 minutes up the Sea-to-Sky highway. These two wonderful mountains hosted, among others, the downhill skiing events at the 2010 Winter Olympics. Together, they boast over 200 marked runs, 8,171 acres of terrain, 16 alpine bowls and three glaciers, appropriate for all levels of proficiency.