Nusalya Bed and Breakfast

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Nusalya Bed and Breakfast

2014 Glacier Heights Place

Whistler, BC V0N 1T0 CA

Area: Whistler Area

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Adults: age 18+

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Children: 0-17

The Nusalya Bed and Breakfast Chalet is situated just 36 miles south of Whistler, offering quiet serenity and dramatic Ocean Fjord and towering craggy snow capped mountain views. The hotel is also just 45 minutes from BC Ferries to the Islands. The spectacular coastal community offers unparalleled natural beauty and perhaps the world��s greatest diversity of world-class natural outdoor recreation opportunities, and recognized internationally for its character and rustic West Coast Alpine architecture and unpretentious atmosphere.

The hotel offers non-smoking rooms, a hot tub, a great room with cedar and fire log posts, beams and rafters, and a high river rock wood burning fireplace. It also features an outdoor patio and a hot-tub spa. A computer with high-speed Internet and printer is provided on main floor for guest use, and wireless Internet access for guest��s laptop that is wirelessly enabled. The hotel also has a fridge on main floor.

Because there are only three luxury theme guest bedrooms with en-suites, the hotel is quieter, intimate, and more personal than most other inns.

Nusalya Bed and Breakfast Property Information:

Rooms: 3
Floors: 3

Nusalya Bed and Breakfast Service

Hot tub
Bed and breakfast
Swimming pool
Nonsmoking
Fitness facility

Nusalya Bed and Breakfast Reservation Policies:

Check-In: 1600
Check-Out: 1100

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