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Mount Washington rises on Vancouver Island, and its lodging pages invite guests to experience the resort's island mountain culture to the fullest. Slopeside stays centre on Bear & Deer Lodges, which sit right at the base of the lifts in the middle of the winter action. Both lodges are billed as ski-in/ski-out, and the resort describes first chair as just steps from your door. The condo-style units offer full-kitchen options, while the buildings add underground parking and hot tubs for warming up after a day on the snow. Winter room-only rates are listed from $270 a night for a one-bedroom, $352 for a two-bedroom, and $402 for a three-bedroom, each for stays of two or more nights plus tax. Beyond daytime alpine runs, the cold-season lineup includes night skiing, terrain parks, a tube park, Nordic skiing, fat biking, and snowshoeing. When summer arrives, the base becomes bike-in, bike-out lodging, and the activity list shifts to scenic chairlift rides, the ZipTour, mountain biking, hiking trails, and disc golf. On-mountain dining named by the resort includes Eagle View Bistro, Ted's Bar & Grill, The Cantina, Bucks Bar, and Raven Cafe. Bookings are handled by the resort itself online or at 1-877-845-4499, and seasonal deals such as a two-night midweek stay with two free ski days apply to new bookings.
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Bear & Deer Lodge units are full-kitchen condo-style accommodations. Guests have access to hot tubs and underground parking. Units are offered in one-, two-, and three-bedroom configurations.
- Ski-in/ski-out condos at Bear & Deer Lodges
- Full kitchens, underground parking, and hot tubs
- Bike-in, bike-out summer lodging at the base of the lifts
- Night skiing, a tube park, and Nordic trails
Sources: mountwashington.ca
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