Hotels with Breakfast in Banff

This hotel is highly recommended in banff town. It has complete facilities and a warm and comfortable environment. You will get a three-day scenic bus ticket for free when you stay. It is very convenient to go to various attractions. The Italian restaurant on the first floor is also very delicious. ps The hotel adheres to the concept of environmental protection and does not have drinking water supply. It is said that banff can drink water directly or buy it at the market price. The hand sanitizer and soap are also made from local brands and are of good quality.

An amazing hotel. Fairmont gold dining room / lounge is impressive. Great 33m indoor pool and fantastic views of the surrounding mountains and Bow river. from the hotel. This is a beautiful, classically styled, expensive and impressive resort. Self Parking is a 3 min walk to the hotel. Take a 10 min bus ride into Banff Ave. Bus tickets for guests are complimentary. Banff is a very picturesque town and well worth a visit. Banff avenue points directly at Cascade mountain for an amazing view every time you walk out to the street.

The hotel is carefully decorated, the service staff is friendly, and the room is very clean There is an underground parking lot and an elevator, which is very convenient for carrying luggage. In-room meals are provided, which are inexpensive and convenient.

All the staff have been incredibly friendly, helpful and efficient. Room was lovely and clean and comfortable, the toiletries provided were amazing! Breakfast included in the price was so helpful we filled up on breakfast with cereals, muffins, cooked breakfast and my boyfriend loved the made to order omelettes, they knew his order by the 3rd morning. Then we'd go out for the day and wouldn't eat again untill the evening. After a long day out in the snow and cold weather we'd warm up in the hot tub and steam room.

Parking was a struggle with an over sized vehicle that wouldn’t fit in the garage which isn’t their fault but still inconvenient but none the less staff was extremely helpful and inviting. Quick easy check in.

Reasonable stay, a little far out from Banff but good public transport close by. Free parking at the rear of the property, a big bonus but parking is available in the underground carpark. Expensive for what was provided. Apartment well fitted out and everything required for the stay is provided, but the most critical item, the safe, was not working, meaning that we had to take passports, cards and cash with us throughout our stay in Banff. Regretfully disappointed with poor sleep throughout the stay, the sound proofing is exceptionally poor, especially from overhead apartments, with wooden floors creaking badly and every footstep clearly heard. Interconnecting doors had poor soundproofing, every sound and talking were clearly heard. Apprciate that the building is timber, but there are numerous ways to improve the soundproofing, but at a commercial cost. Bring a good set of ear plugs, they are essential for sleep. Train leaves the station or passes through Banff at 5.40 every morning, and the driver loves to use his horn on every occasion, no need for an alarm clock!!

Banff Aspen Lodge provided me with a great hotel experience as part of my memorable trip to the Rockies. Staff were friendly and accomodating to all guests. The room was spacious and comfortable. The hotel’s general ambiance was warm and welcoming, which I always appreciate. I would stay here again if I ever have the opportunity to go back to Banff.

The hotel is on the hillside of Tunnel Mountain, a little distance from the town centre. There must be a car to travel, otherwise it is inconvenient. There is no air conditioning in the room, it is still a bit hot in summer, there should be no problem in winter, you can open a window, but you need to ponder for a while, very technical, screened, mosquitoes are estimated in the woods. When the hot pool was under maintenance, my daughter actually ran to the hotel next to it, saying there was a water playground and a slide. The most unexpected and most satisfying place is that when the scenery on the small gazebo behind the house is seen, three deer walked through the woods behind the house. It may be that the sun goes down to the nest and enjoys the wildlife in the eyes. Very lucky, it is estimated. It is also a kind of experience that is not too much.

I am paraplegic and I was travelling with my eight-year-old son. On August 30 I called the both of you Lodge to inquire about their accessibility policies. They told me they had an accessible guestroom that would meet my needs. I reserved the room for the night of September 6 upon arriving, I immediately noticed that there was no automatic doors or automatic door, opener buttons, the doorways were very narrow, and it was hard to get my wheelchair and the luggage in Inside. Once inside, I had to use the washroom, as we had just been travelling on a bus for hours, but I cannot fit my wheelchair in their washroom very easily, as it was not accessible in the least. I managed to get inside with the assistance of my child, but shutting the door was another story. After checking in, I realized that their ‘ Accessible’ room was all the way at the end of the hall tucked into the corner, with a very narrow hallway leading up to the door, which made it impossible for me to get inside without, once again, the assistance of my child. The room itself was a disgrace. Very small and not enough room on either side of the bed to allow a safe transfer. The curtains/windows were beyond my reach. I cannot have any light or fresh air and to add to the discomfort the room was smelt musty, and a faint odour of steel urine . I cannot even open the mini fridge or reach the television. The bed/mattress seemed like just a cheap double bed The bathroom doorways were so narrow. I could barely enter it, and even if I could access it easily, it would MM have been completely unuseable for me. There was not sufficient clearance under the sink for my wheelchair, I cannot get anywhere near the toilet, and there was no accessible bathing option, just a lowered bathtub that again, would have been completely useless to somebody in a wheelchair. If this was not insulting enough, not to mention frustrating, and very disappointing for me and my son, when I went and told the staff at the front desk that I was not able to stay in that room, as it would not be functional for me, put me in a different hotel and charged me a $50 upgrade fee, and they did not even offer to assist me moving to the hotel, which ended up causing Sun and I to miss already paid for attraction. Once I got to the other hotel, I realized I had to pay a $250 security deposit which was $50 more than the other hotel and $50 less I had for my vacation that I spent a great deal of time saving and budgeting for in total, I spent $160 more than I was planning on spending and it severely took a negative tool on our trip and it’s entirety and the ripple affect this caused was extensive. When I got home, I messaged the manager and asked him to make me finish the whole and addressed my concerns about the completed. Disregard for accessibility/safety. He tried to throw $50 at me and tell me that the accessible room works for many of his guests and that he was grateful for my feedback as they strive to achieve accessibil

This review is long overdue and refers to stays in March 2016 & March 2017. For 3-night stays it suited us perfectly. If the hotel advertised itself as a ski lodge with old world charm and great staff – like, really great staff, we’d give it 5/5 because that’s exactly what it is and sets the expectations appropriately. However, we’re reviewing this hotel based on the way it is advertised: as a “luxury lodge” with “elegant rooms” for a “romantic escape” and as a 4-star “boutique hotel”. Each one of these words translates to something it’s just not quite. Given the descriptors (and the cost - at about $215 per night for a king bed) we expect a little more as far as rooms go. In reality the rooms were somewhat dated, but clean and served the purpose. The ventilation (heater) was noisy and the in room safe did not work properly. Hotel’s best offerings: 1. Staff (they were great – friendly and helpful); 2. Location & the shuttle pick up to Lake Louise and Sunshine (paid for as part of a ski package through the hotel and in addition to the room cost - was super convenient as it is right outside the front door); and 3. Breakfast (it was fantastic, though pricey). Tip regarding the shuttle: it’s about 20-30 minutes to Sunshine and about 45-60 minutes to Lake Louise. It’s one of the first few pick-ups, so not an issue getting a seat in the morning. But … when leaving the ski resorts and returning to the hotel, line up early as they can be crowded and might not be able to accommodate everyone, which means a long wait for the next bus. Overnight storage of skis is in the basement and works well. Equipment was not permitted in the rooms. Underground valet parking was nice. Hot tub is just ok (it’s in a basement and quite dark; alcohol is prohibited - though we managed to have a beverage or two). When we were there both the lounge and the dining room were pretty low-key (empty), so we went down the street for something a little more lively. It’s only a 15 minute walk to the main strip in Banff. Relatively short, but feels like a long walk if you hit a cold snap like we did. Bring a toque! Highly recommend The Block Kitchen and Bar for dinner (small sharing plates) and Tooloulous for breakfast. Arrive early or expect to wait in line at both. Overall a great time was had and we would consider it again if we return to Banff.