Where to Stay in Panorama Mountain Resort

Where to Base Yourself

Panorama Mountain Resort has distinct areas, each with different trade-offs. Pick the wrong one and you'll spend your holiday on shuttles or walking in ski boots.

Our Top Picks

We've stayed in or inspected every property on this list. These are the ones worth your money — and the ones to avoid.

Our Pick

Panorama Pine Inn

3★ Hotel · Upper Village · 80m to Mile 1 Express

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Panorama's main hotel option. Ski-in/ski-out upper village, pool complex (waterslides, hot tubs—great for kids), restaurants on-site (Heli-Plex and Earl's). Rooms are dated mountain lodge (think 1990s-2000s)—floral bedspreads, small bathrooms, tube TVs. But location works, pool is excellent for families, and you're at the lifts. Service is friendly small-resort Canadian. The catch: you're paying $140-180/night for mediocre rooms. Condos next door are often nicer for less. Book if you need daily housekeeping or front desk.

80m to lifts Free cancellation 7.9/10

From

£130

Peak week: £240

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Best Value

Upper Village Condos (Various)

Condo · Upper Village · 100m to Mile 1 Express

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The smart Panorama play. Dozens of ski-in/ski-out condos in the upper village, ranging from dated 1980s to recently renovated. Full kitchens, hot tub access (shared with Pine Inn), same location for less money. Quality is wildly variable—some owners renovated with granite and stainless, others haven't touched units since 1988. Sweet spot: $120-140/night for a renovated 2-bed. You're saving $40-60/night vs Pine Inn with better kitchens and more space. Filter aggressively by reviews and photos.

100m to lifts Varies by owner 7.7/10

From

£95

Peak week: £210

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Budget

Horsethief Lodge

3★ Lodge · Lower Village · 400m to Mile 1 Express (via village)

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Panorama's budget hotel. Lower village (5-minute walk to lifts through the village), basic rooms, small pool and hot tub, restaurant downstairs. Rooms are small and dated—think motel-level with 1990s décor. But you're paying $85-110/night and you're at a ski resort. You'll walk 5 minutes in boots to the gondola, which is annoying at 8:30am but fine otherwise. Best for budget-focused skiers who don't need luxury. Families should pay up for Pine Inn's better pool.

400m to lifts Varies 7.5/10

From

£85

Peak week: £165

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Greywolf Condos

Condo · Greywolf (off-mountain) · 3200m to Mile 1 Express (5-min drive)

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Golf course condos 5 minutes from Panorama skiing. Modern (2000s-2010s), full kitchens, hot tubs, mountain views. You're saving $30-50/night vs slopeside for nicer quality, but you'll drive 5 minutes daily. Makes sense for groups with non-skiers (golf course setting is nice) or people who want newer condos and don't mind driving. In winter, you're isolated—no village, no restaurants walking distance. Bring groceries from Invermere (20 min).

3200m to lifts Varies by owner 8/10

From

£110

Peak week: £220

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Hotel vs Apartment vs Chalet

What a Week Actually Costs

Per person, per week, including accommodation only. Add £200–400pp for lift pass, ski hire, and eating out.

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