Lake Louise Accommodations What Spectacular Surroundings!
LAKE LOUISE ACCOMMODATIONS
Lake Louise is a magical place to spend some time. Whether you want to check out the slopes in the winter or go hiking in the summer, put Lake Louise on your list of places you just can't miss. It has something for everyone, so allow yourself the time and plan some activities and fine dining.
Deer Lodge
DEER LODGE
109 Lake Louise Drive Lake Louise, AB Phone: (403) 410-7417 Phone: 1-800-661-1595 Fax: (403) 410-7406 Email: info@banffaspenlodge.com Website: www.banffaspenlodge.com Low Season: $115 - $215 (standard to heritage rooms) High Season: $170 - $270(standard to heritage rooms) The Deer Lodge is a Canadian Rocky Mountain Resort Hotel featuring 73 smoke-free rooms with radio, (no TV!), and coffee maker. Located four km from the Village of Lake Louise, this log structure with antique furnishings is just a short walk to the famous lake. Enjoy the on-site restaurant for breakfast, lunch or dinner and, in the evening, the bar. Hotel amenities include spa tub, steam room, sauna, pool table, library as well as complimentary internet, and laundry facilities. Free parking, ski storage and shuttle available. There is a $25.00 charge for each additional person 12 years of age and over. Please Note: Deer Lodge will be closed October 8, 2007 and reopen on December 7, 2007.
Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise
FAIRMONT CHATEAU LAKE LOUISE
111 Lake Louise Drive Lake Louise, AB Phone: 403-522-3511 Fax: 403-522-3834 Email: chateaulakelouise@fairmont.com Website: www.fairmont.com/lakelouise/ Low Season: $399 and up High Season: $599 and up The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise is situated on what is probably the most popular landmark of the Canadian Rockies, the aqua-coloured jewel of Lake Louise. This luxury hotel has much to offer and the prices reflect this. From first-class shopping, to outdoor activities, and finally exotic spa treatments, this hotel can offer you an experience you won't soon forget. Special rates and packages ($249 and up) are available on their website, if you would like to spoil yourselves and somehow want to make this happen! Room amenities include clock radio, cable television, pay movies and video games, video express check out, ceiling fan and windows that open for fresh air, coffee maker and kettle, hair dryer, iron and ironing board and refreshment center. Hotel facilities include a health club, spa and pool and if you are interested in outdoor activities during your stay, there is a large variety from which to choose. Laundry services, babysitting and ski storage are also available. The Chateau offers you a variety of terrific dining possibilities in any of their lounges or dining rooms.
HI-Lake Louise Alpine Centre
HOSTELLING INTERNATIONAL LAKE LOUISE ALPINE CENTRE
203 Village Road Lake Louise, AB Phone for Reservations: 403-670-7580 Toll Free: 1 866 762-4122 Group Enquiries: 1-403-762-4123 ext 25 Phone: (403) 522-2200 Email: lakelouise@hihostels.ca Website: http://www.hihostels.ca (Lake Louise) Member Shared room: From $34 (Jul-Sept) From $23 - $27 (Oct-Jun) Private room From $99 (Jul-Sept) From $$78 - $92 (Oct-Jun) Non-member Shared room From $38 (Jul-Sept) From $27 - $31 (Oct-Jun) Private room From $106 (Jul-Sept) From $85 - $99 (Oct-Jun) Recommended by the popular travel guide “Let’s Go”, the Lake Louise Alpine Centre is located in the heart of the village of Lake Louise. This makes it very easy to get to for people visiting Lake Louise and yet wilderness activities are virtually at your doorstep. (You can find the other hostels, more remote, on the Lake Louise Hostels page.) This accommodation has standard as well as family and couple rooms. Hostel amenities include two self catering kitchens, sunny outdoor patio, cozy fireplaces, a sauna, fully licensed cafe (fair prices and great food - locals secret!!), laundry facilities, meeting areas, internet access (free Wi-Fi), ski and luggage storage, library, parking, HI-Lake Louise Alpine Centre is a joint venture between Hostelling International and the Alpine Club of Canada. This facility is wheelchair accessible.
Lake Louise Inn
LAKE LOUISE INN
210 Village Road Lake Louise, AB Phone: (403) 522-3791 Toll Free: 1-800-661-9237 Fax: (403) 522-2018 Group/Conference/Wedding Sales: Phone: (403) 264-9578 Fax: (403) 567-1578 Toll Free: 1-877-565-1577 Website: www.lakelouiseinn.com Low Season: $125 and up High Season: $150 and up With ten styles of rooms, the Lake Louise Inn has something for every budget. The guest can choose from standard and executive rooms to family and loft suites. Room amenities include cable TV, telephone with voicemail, clock radio and coffee maker. Hotel amenities include a heated indoor pool, whirlpool, steam room, gift shop/newsstand, arcade games, laundromat as well as ski storage and lock-up facilities. Conference and wedding facilities available. Cafe, lounge and restaurant on site for your convenience. AMA/AAA discounts available.
Mountaineer Lodge
MOUNTAINEER LODGE
101 Village Road Lake Louise, AB Phone: (403) 522-3844 Fax: (403) 522-3902 email: mtnrldge@telusplanet.net Website: www.mountaineerlodge.com Open from mid-May - mid Oct: $119 - $319 Situated directly in the Village of Lake Louise, the Mountaineer Lodge features two buildings with 78 spacious guest rooms in a variety of layouts to suit their guests. Room amenities include satellite TV, in-room coffee and tea, iron & ironing board. Ask about wireless high-speed internet access if desired. All the rooms in the Main Lodge have a microwave and mini-fridge with interior entrances, whereas the original building has exterior entrances. Hotel amenities include whirlpool and steam room. This non-smoking facility is wheelchair accessible and has complimentary parking. AAA/CAA, senior rates and specials available. Open from mid-May until mid-October only
Paradise Lodge & Bungalows
PARADISE LODGE & BUNGALOWS
105 Lake Louise Drive Lake Louise, AB Phone: (403) 522-3595 Fax: (403) 522-3987 Email: info@ParadiseLodge.com Website: www.paradiselodge.com Wilson Cabin (for example) Low Season: $149+ High Season: $215+ Temple Suite (for example) Low Season: $239+ High Season: $345+ Just a kilometer away from Lake Louise nestled among the pines, Paradise Lodge and bungalows offers their guests a cozy mountain experience. There are individual cabins with private access and parking as well as two buildings of lodge suites offering one and two bedroom units with and without kitchens. Amenities vary with cabin/suite choice but include Jacuzzi, kitchen facilities, fireplace, TV, convenience area with refrigerator, microwave, coffee maker, TV, deck with view, balcony. You would never know that the cabins were built in the 30's since they have been beautifully upgraded. Three- and five-night specials available.
Post Hotel & Spa
POST HOTEL & SPA
200 Pipestone Road Lake Louise, AB Phone: (403) 522-3989 Fax: (403) 522-3966 Toll Free: 1-800-661-1586 Email: info@posthotel.com Website: www.posthotel.com Accommodations: $270 and up The historic Post Hotel is renowned for its fine dining and an award winning wine cellar - not to mention their beautiful rooms, suites and cabins. Situated on the Pipestone River, you can recognize the Post Hostel by its brown log structures and bright red tin roofs! Amenities vary with accommodation choice but include whirlpool tub and riverstone fireplace. Enjoy the cigar room or the piano bar and don't forget to spend some time at their famous spa! (It is recommended that bookings for spa treatments be made prior to your arrival.
PLEASE NOTE: The prices stated here were at the time of writing and may have changed. These prices cannot be quoted or guaranteed and are merely given to aid you in the planning process.
THINGS TO ASK WHEN BOOKING A ROOM
Here are a few things you may want to look into when deciding on your accommodation:
Do the listed prices include the 2% Tourism Improvement Fee, the 4% Room Levy Tax and 5% GST (Goods & Service Tax)?
Are the rates based on single/double/triple occupancy?
Is there an extra per person charge per night?
Do children under 16 years of age stay free when accompanied by a parent?
Is there a maximum room occupancy?
Is there a minimum night stay requirement at this time of year?
Is the hotel pet-friendly?
How can I guaranteed my reservation? Is a deposit required?
What is my confirmation number for my reservation?
When do cancellations have to be received to avoid late/cancellation charges?
How much are late/cancellation charges?
When is check-in/check-out?
Remember that rates are based on availability at the time of booking and are subject to change at any time without previous notice.
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WHAT ARE YOU INTERESTED IN?
Waterfalls? Visit Athabasca Falls, Sunwapta Falls, or how about Mistaya Canyon, Johnston Canyon or Maligne Canyon! Witness the power of water and watch how water cuts, carving its way into age-old rock. The white churning water crashes and turns into the greenest flow. The spray - refreshing... and cold!!! Nature at its finest.
Glaciers? These mystifying ice flows really connect you back to a time when the earth was covered in ice. Come and experience the Icefields Parkway and go for an ice walk or take a ride on an Ice Explorer to learn more about these disappearing wonders.
Sparkling blue-green Lakes? Yes, they really do exist! The mountain parks are famous for their blue-green colour.Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Bow Lake and Maligne Lake (famous for Spirit Island) are just a few of the breath-taking jewels here in the Rockies that are easy to get to. Don't forget your camera!
Travelling by Road & Rail? One of the most beautiful ways to travel across this big country is by rail. Make a Vancouver circle trip that takes you from Vancouver through the Rockies to Banff, Lake Louise, Jasper and back to Vancouver. There is nothing like the views from a train in the mountains!
Scenic Drives? Whether you are on the road with a rental car, a motorhome or your own vehicle, there are a number of scenic drives you can do yourself that will guide you to the most interesting spots in the mountains that you won't want to miss.
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Activities? There are so many great outdoor activities that allow you to discover the mountains in a whole new way. Take a canoe out on Lake Louise or a Kayak on the Bow for an afternoon. Go horseback riding through the Sundance Canyon or go hiking at Johnston Canyon.
