Sea to Sky Hotel

Sea to Sky Hotel (Sea to Sky Hotel & Conference Centre) is in the Garibaldi Highlands neighbourhood of Squamish, just off Highway 99 and connected to a shopping centre. Rooms range from standard and deluxe two-queen rooms to family rooms with a king and two queens and one-bedroom suites, all with air conditioning, a microwave and bar fridge.

Its free parking, including space for RVs, buses and trucks, banquet rooms and family-sized rooms make it a practical base for road-trippers, sports teams, groups and families exploring Squamish or heading on to Whistler.

Rooms and amenities at Sea to Sky Hotel

• Standard and deluxe rooms with two queen beds
• Family rooms (1 king + 2 queens) and one-bedroom suites
• Wheelchair-accessible deluxe room
• Microwave, bar fridge, coffee maker and safe in rooms
• Hot tub, sauna and fitness centre
• On-site restaurant: Tandoori Flame Sports Bar
• Banquet and meeting rooms
• Free self-parking, plus RV, bus and truck parking
• Self-service laundry
• Free Wi-Fi

Location: where Sea to Sky Hotel is

Sea to Sky Hotel is at 40330 Tantalus Road, Squamish, BC V0N 1T0.

• Golf course – within about 3.5 km
• Downtown Squamish – short drive
• Alice Lake Provincial Park – short drive north

Getting there and parking

Squamish is on the Sea-to-Sky Highway (Highway 99) roughly halfway between Vancouver and Whistler, about 45 minutes' drive from each and roughly 1.5 hours from Vancouver International Airport (YVR). Self-parking is free, with extended, RV, bus and truck parking available.

Good for

• Families
• Road trips
• Groups and teams

Sea to Sky Hotel: frequently asked questions

Does Sea to Sky Hotel have free parking?
Yes, self-parking is free, and RV, bus and truck parking is available.

Does Sea to Sky Hotel have a restaurant?
Yes, Tandoori Flame Sports Bar is on site.

What are check-in and check-out times at Sea to Sky Hotel?
Check-in is 3 pm and check-out 11 am.

Looking for more places to stay? See all places to stay in Metro Vancouver and our guide to local businesses in Squamish.