Hotels in Banff (Alberta, Canada)

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    Fairmont Banff Springs

    4 Stars
    Diverse on-site dining experiences, Heated outdoor pool with mountain views
    from  $347
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  1. Banff Caribou Lodge & Spa

    4 Stars
    Full-service Red Earth Spa, Loft suites with mountain views
    from  $145
    See prices from 16 sites
  2. Sunshine Mountain Lodge

    4 Stars
    Exclusive ski-in, ski-out access, Scenic gondola journey to lodge
    from  $340
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    HI Banff Alpine Centre - Hostel

    2 Stars
    On-site restaurant with affordable meals, Rocky Mountain views from lookout deck
    from  $121
    See prices from 8 sites
  3. Fox Hotel & Suites

    4 Stars
    Loft suites with mountain views, Grotto-inspired hot pool experience
    from  $173
    See prices from 14 sites
  4. Douglas Fir Resort & Chalets

    3 Stars
    Heated underground parking, Scenic Tunnel Mountain location
    from  $147
    See prices from 10 sites
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    Rimrock Banff, Emblems Collection

    4 Stars
    Proximity to Banff Gondola and Hot Springs, Fine dining at Eden restaurant
    from  $542
    See prices from 17 sites
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    Tunnel Mountain Resort

    3 Stars
    Pet-friendly rooms with amenities, Family-friendly outdoor playground
    from  $130
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  5. Moose Hotel & Suites

    4 Stars
    Prime downtown Banff location, Meadow spa and wellness
    from  $279
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  6. Buffalo Mountain Lodge

    4 Stars
    Outdoor stainless steel hot tub, Wildlife sightings on property
    from  $162
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    Hidden Ridge Resort

    3 Stars
    Secluded mountain views, Relaxing sauna and heated pool
    from  $177
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  7. Charltons Banff

    3 Stars
    Rooms with mountain views, Indoor mineral pool and steam room
    from  $157
    See prices from 13 sites
  8. Red Carpet Inn

    3 Stars
    Select rooms with mountain views, Relaxing on-site hot tub
    from  $115
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  9. Mount Royal Hotel

    3 Stars
    Cascade Lounge for drinks and views, Prime downtown Banff location
    from  $149
    See prices from 15 sites
  10. Banff Park Lodge

    3 Stars
    Indoor pool with eucalyptus steam room, Prime downtown Banff location
    from  $153
    See prices from 16 sites
  11. Canalta Lodge

    4 Stars
    Heated underground parking, Loft rooms with mountain views
    from  $202
    See prices from 11 sites
  12. Elk + Avenue Hotel

    3 Stars
    Prime downtown Banff location, Borrowable bear spray and bicycles
    from  $144
    See prices from 12 sites
  13. The Rundlestone Lodge

    3 Stars
    Rooms with Canadian Rockies views, Heated indoor swimming pool
    from  $131
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  14. Brewster Mountain Lodge

    3 Stars
    Heart of downtown Banff location, Sauna and exercise area
    from  $163
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    Bow View Lodge

    3 Stars
    Rooms with private balconies and river views, Pet-friendly accommodations with river access
    from  $102
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  15. Banff Ptarmigan Inn

    3 Stars
    Prime downtown Banff location, Dedicated ski storage and waxing room
    from  $146
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  16. Royal Canadian Lodge

    4 Stars
    Grotto-inspired mineral pool, Locally sourced dining at Evergreen
    from  $188
    See prices from 18 sites
  17. Banff Inn

    3 Stars
    Dedicated ski storage, Rooms with mountain views
    from  $143
    See prices from 16 sites
  18. Banff Aspen Lodge

    3 Stars
    Full Canadian Rockies breakfast, Prime downtown Banff location
    from  $151
    See prices from 14 sites
  19. Irwin's Mountain Inn

    3 Stars
    Pet-friendly accommodations, Dedicated ski amenities
    from  $120
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  20. Best Western Plus Banff International Lodge

    3 Stars
    Indoor pool and hot tub with views, Spacious rooms with modern amenities
    from  $176
    See prices from 7 sites
  21. King Edward Hotel

    2 Stars
    Second oldest hotel in Banff, Nearby golf course access
    from  $530
    See prices from 7 sites
  22. Hotel Canoe & Suites

    4 Stars
    from  $262
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    Banff International Hostel

    1 Stars
    Dedicated ski and bike storage, Vibrant social common areas
    from  $516
    See prices from 9 sites
  23. Samesun Banff

    2 Stars
    Banff Avenue's only backpacker pub, Dedicated ski and snowboard storage
    from  $296
    See prices from 8 sites
  24. Otter Hotel

    4 Stars
    Rooftop hot pools with mountain views, Exceptional on-site dining at Good Folk
    from  $263
    See prices from 11 sites
  25. The Juniper Hotel & Bistro

    3 Stars
    Panoramic mountain and valley views, Outdoor hot tub with mountain views
    from  $156
    See prices from 10 sites
  26. Moxy Banff

    3 Stars
    Outdoor hot pools and fire pits, Direct ski shuttle access
    from  $176
    See prices from 14 sites
  27. Peaks Hotel and Suites

    3 Stars
    Heated underground parking, Rooms with mountain views
    from  $227
    See prices from 6 sites
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    The Dorothy Motel

    3 Stars
    Peaceful forest-edge location, Retro-chic mountain retreat
    from  $147
    See prices from 8 sites

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Banff, The Town That Looks Like a Postcard

Experience the trip of a lifetime in Banff, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and one of the top getaways in Canada. This all-season destination has something for everyone, including over 1,600 km of hiking trails, world class skiing, and nature around every corner, all under the majestic backdrop of the Canadian Rockies. Whether you stay at one of the hotels right on the slopes, or choose one of the many cosy cottages tucked away in the woods, you’ll be treated to an unforgettable vacation that will be hard to beat.

Brrr, You Say? No Way!

Dust off your skates, grab your skis, and pack your favourite hot cocoa mug- when the snow falls, so do accommodation prices. Even though the temperature might be dropping faster than a speeding toboggan, winter is one of the best times to visit Banff, and visitors can take advantage of cheap off-season hotel rates. One of the family-friendly condos that you have been eyeing could suddenly be more affordable. You might discover a mountaintop gem, or perhaps treat yourself to one of the cabins in Banff with an outdoor hot tub. Whether it’s rustic or luxury that you’re looking for, you can be sure that snow will glisten, stars will twinkle, and the scent of pine needles will fill the fresh mountain air. Outdoor enthusiasts will delight in the variety of activities to take part in, and skiing, snowshoeing and dog-sledding are just the tip of the iceberg. When it’s time to warm up, stop in at the Banff Upper Hot Springs for a rejuvenating outdoor soak overlooking Mount Rundle, or check out the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies to learn more about the local area.

Lazy, Hazy Days of Summer

It’s not unusual to spot a herd of mountain goats, elk or even the endangered woodland caribou. While you might be bumping more elbows to take a photo during the peak season of July and August, the warmer weather allows you to discover a whole other side of Banff. Consider coming out of hibernation at Spring Alive, a festival in April and May that offers everything from arts and culture exhibits, ski hill parties, and even group outdoor yoga. Lake Minnewanka is also a popular destination, just six minutes from the Banff town site, where visitors can hop on a lake cruise, try their hand at fishing, or hike around the peaceful lakeside trails. When the ski lifts shut down, a different kind of outdoor activity takes over, and many look forward to mountain biking at Mount Norquay, Sunshine Village, and Lake Louise Mountain Resort, all located within Banff National Park. For an adrenaline rush like no other, adventure seekers might want to book early if they plan on whitewater rafting down the famous Kicking Horse River.

Activities That Will Take Your Breath Away

If the incredible scenery and endless variety of outdoor pursuits aren’t enough to impress, there are several standout excursions that just might make your top ten travel memories list. A visit to Canada’s longest cave system is worth the two-hour drive. Castle Guard Cave could have your jaw dropping, with 23 km of caves that pass underneath the Columbia Icefield. When you get to the surface, a stop at the Columbia Icefield and the Athabasca Glacier is a must. From mid-April to mid-October, visitors will encounter some truly unique geology, and can ride on a gigantic ice explorer or visit the Glacier Discovery Centre. Another destination not to be missed is the annual Banff SnowDays. One of the coldest months of the year comes alive with ice sculptures, outdoor concerts and plenty of one-of-a-kind activities at the Cave and Basin Historic Site. Just down the road, beautiful Lake Louise hosts the Ice Magic Festival, complete with sleigh rides, ice skating, and an ice palace.

Something Out of The Ordinary

If you’re looking for something different than a typical ski chalet or hotel in downtown Banff, why not do as the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge did and plan a night at romantic backcountry Skoki Lodge? Or better yet, you might win the prize for the most unique overnight stay if you are lucky enough to book the Abbot Pass Hut. It’s the second highest permanent structure in Canada that is accessible by a four-hour hike. If you are more of an armchair traveler, a visit in October or November could coincide with the Banff Mountain Book and Film Festival at the Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity. When the show is over, a trip to Banff wouldn’t be complete without dinner at The Grizzly House, a Banff institution that opened its doors in 1967. Ooey, gooey cheese fondue is just the thing to warm you up, and for something you probably haven’t done before, menu items like alligator and rattlesnake are waiting to be tasted. Wash it all down with a nightcap at the historic Fairmont Banff Springs, and get ready to face another day of adventure.

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