Fairmont Banff Springs

The exterior is as beautiful as a castle, and the beds and bedding in the guest rooms are the best. The staff is friendly, the food at the hotel restaurant is the best, and the price is reasonable. The Rocky Mountains seen from the pool are a work of art. If you stay here, you don't have to go to the hot springs separately.

The C P value is not high, and the accommodation fee is high, but in fact, you have to pay for the use and environment provided. The cheapest parking fee is 35 Canadian dollars a day (5 minutes walk from the hotel). Compared with other hotels, it is not better, whether it is cleanliness or is the equipment provided. The only view is priceless! It's very different from other Lake Louise hotels in the same series. I don't recommend this one.

The gold room has good treatment, with rich afternoon tea, desserts, wine and breakfast, but the bathroom is too small, the toilet and shower room are in conflict, it is very uncomfortable to use the toilet, and the washbasin is also small, not as comfortable as the Japanese style.

Except that the room is too expensive and a little small, everything else is good

I have stayed at the Fairmont Chateau Quebec and the Lake Louise Hotel. This time I went to Banff and booked this castle hotel. Although the castle hotel is very expensive and the rooms are not big, it has a strong sense of history. Walking in the hotel lobby and corridors, you can appreciate the local historical monuments of Banff, and standing in the hotel garden, you can enjoy the unbeatable scenery. The hotel is very large, and the restaurant was built in 1892. The steak is especially good! It is not far from other places in Banff, and it is nice to experience the castle life.