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Very nice place. Restaus,shopping centers and grocery stores are just right next to each other,so you dont have to drive from here and there. Strolling around downtown is what i liked most. The view of The Chief is prominent. People are friendly. If given i chance,would love to move there.

This is good base camp for visiting Whistler for budget conscious visitor to Whistler. The drive to Whistler is very pleasant and scenic. Food at the hotel is good and reasonable. The setting of the hotel is perfect for those who would prefer to rest at night than partying. Room is perfect with a small kitchen to cook simple meals.

Squamish is a great little get away for people in Vancouver and the Fraser valley. Lots of trails to walk, ride a bike. Fun shopping. Great selection of food. Love the Howe Sound Brewery and the Zephyr cafe.

There are a lot of beautiful sites to see both within Squamish or within a short drive of the town. Shannon falls is a gorgeous destination to check out only 10 minutes from where we stayed. Whistler is only about 45 minutes north. Squamish itself had lots of cute restaurants, cafes, and store fronts. It is located near rivers and the Howe Bay. Lots of options for hiking in the area. My partner and I will definitely be back!

Great city! Met some locals at the church, and on site at The Chief and gondola, including the taxi folk and they were the warmest and most helpful. The Squamish Adventure Inn was up there in quality. I'd certainly visit again. This is addition to this being one of the most beautiful and accessible natural environments I've ever been to. It's divine!

I didn't know much about Squamish when I booked, but read that it was a huge 'outdoor' area. The town itself isn't that special - the downtown is quaint, but not particularly fancy. There are some nice restaurants (we loved The Copper Coil), and some good brewpubs (Backcountry Brewing). The town is surrounded by beautiful scenery that elevates the blue-collar feel of the town. And it is close to the amazing Sea2Sky Gondola, which yields gorgeous views of the surrounding mountains and Howe Sound from above the Squamish Chief. There are hiking trails everywhere. The estuary is nice too. I also suggest a visit to the Mining Museum, especially if you have kids. We didn't stay in the downtown area and didn't have a car, so we were dependent on the local transit (easy to maneuver, but not tremendously frequent), and the cab service (not bad). The view of the Squamish Chief from anywhere in the town is worth the price of admission!