Sundance 6

The house is located at #6 2221 Gondola Way and you have private access to the whole house.

AirBnB will automatically send you a 4 digt door code that works from check-in time to check-out time. Just enter the code in to the keypad on the door and listen for it unlocking before turning the handle. Do not put the code in to the lock box to the side of the door. When you leave the house just pull the door shut, press the 🔒 button and then check it is locked.

Check-in is at 4pm unless otherwise agreed and check-out is at 11.00am. Your door code will not work outside of these times. We are happy to extend early check-in or late check-out where available.

Quiet times are between 10.00pm and 8.00am. Please be respectful of our neighbours.

The road up to the house gets very dark at night. Please ensure you have a torch 🔦 or plenty of battery for your phone torch if you intend to walk back to the house after dark.

Checkout is at 11am unless agreed otherwise. Please ensure you are out by the checkout time to allow our cleaners to prepare the place for the next guest.

• Please load the dishwasher and turn it on. Dishwasher tablets are below the sink.
• Please ensure the gas fire place is switched off. There is no need to adjust or turn off any of the electric heating.
• You do not need to remove your garbage and recycling but if you want to it's much appreciated. There is a small building about 30m from the house to the right. Access code: 2837.
• Please pull the door shut and lock by pressing the 🔒 button.

We have two number 6 parking spaces available. Please do not park in any other space or allow guests to park in any other space.

The first space is directly outside the house. The second space is on the left as you enter the Sundance complex (see image).

All the heating is electric with the exception of the gas fire place in the living room. There are carbon monoxide detectors on each floor and they are tested regularly.

Please note. We only have a small hot water tank. Multiple long showers can use all the hot water. It will continually heat but can take some time particularly in colder months.

Coffee: We have a Moccamaster drip coffee machine. It is easy to use, fill with water, grab a filter from the cupboard (top right), add filter to the basket with ground coffee, ensure the jug is snugly underneath and turn on.
Click here for detailed instructions.

Sink: There is a garbage disposal button to the left of the sink. Please be careful when using not to be near the plug hole.

Microwave: Please note, the microwave above the range does not work correctly. There is a separate microwave on the work surface for your use.

Dishwasher: There will be plenty of dish washer tablets below the sink and rinse aid should it need it. Please don't put wine glasses in the dish washer as they tend to break.

Washing machine / tumble dryer: There will be detergent and fabric softener in the cupboard above the fridge freezer. To turn on the tumble dryer you need to hold down the start buttton for a second or two. Please clear the filter if it is covered in lint.

The thermostat for the gas fire place is on the end of the wall by the kitchen before you come down the living room stairs. Just push the bar at the top to the right and it will come on after a few seconds.

There is a second thermostat to the left of the gas fire place one which controls heating in the ceiling of the living room. Just adjust this until it clicks to turn it on and set accordingly.

To operate the TV you only need the Roku buttons:


It will ask you to sign in to your own streaming accounts. We do not have live TV. If you have a laptop of mobile device you can cast to the TV.

We have gravity ski hangers in the entrance for both skis and snowboards. Just lift them up, drop your skis and boards in and they will grip. Please don't worry about damage to the wall.

There is a boot blower for your ski boots, hats/gloves etc. It has a cold blow and warm blow setting, just switch the switch one way or the other. If it's a warm blow the light will show. Note. If you have heat molded boots it is advisable just to use on cold blow setting.

Please do not walk around the house in boots, stick to the tiled area in the entrance.

You can access the lift just by walking down the road - it's on the right.

Tickets are available from the Whistler/Blackcomb website here: Purchase Lift Tickets

Emergency Contact:
Ski Patrol: +1 604-935-5555

For other useful contact numbers, visit Whistler Blackcomb Contact Us

Various useful maps of Whistler can be found here https://www.whistlerblackcomb.com/the-mountain/about-the-mountain/trail-maps.aspx

Some of our favourite places to eat in Whistler are in Creekside within walking distance of the house.

If you go out at night just be aware the road up to the house can be very dark so if you are walking ensure you take a torch.

Check out Google for more info on menus and opening times etc.

Whistler has an excellent public transit system operated by BC Transit with 10 bus routes covering the area.

Free Routes: Village Shuttles (Routes 4 and 5) run year-round for free, plus there's a free Park Shuttle to Lost Lake.

Service Hours: Buses run from 5:20 a.m. to 3:00 a.m. daily, with additional service in winter.

Free Transit Days: Buses are free on summer weekends and statutory holidays from Canada Day to Labour Day, as well as Victoria Day, Thanksgiving Day, and National Day for Truth and Reconciliation.

For schedules, routes, and fares, visit BC Transit Whistler.

Local taxi services operate 24/7 in Whistler:

We recommend the following shuttle services for transfers between Vancouver Airport (YVR) or downtown Vancouver and Whistler:

Whistler offers a wide range of activities year-round. For a comprehensive guide to all available activities, visit Whistler Activities Guide.

Whistler is located in the natural habitat of black bears and other wildlife. Understanding how to stay safe and respect wildlife is essential for everyone visiting the area.

Bear Safety Tips

• Make noise: Talk, sing, or clap hands when hiking, especially near streams or in dense vegetation
• Travel in groups: Bears are less likely to approach groups of people
• Keep dogs on leash: Dogs can provoke bears and lead them back to you
• Store food properly: Never leave food, garbage, or scented items outside or in your vehicle
• If you see a bear: Remain calm, give it space, back away slowly, and never run
• Carry bear spray: Know how to use it if you're going on trails

Report Bear Sightings

If you see a bear in a residential area or acting aggressively, call the Conservation Officer Service at 1-877-952-7277

Important Emergency Numbers

Non-Emergency Contacts