Offering an on-site coffee shop, Canalta Lodge is located 5 minutes’ drive from Banff city center. Free WiFi access is available. Snowy Owl Sled Dog Tours are 20 minutes’ drive away.
Located in historic Banff, Alberta, this contemporary hotel offers free shuttle to downtown and the Banff Ski Gondola. It features a cave-inspired hotpool and a Chili’s Restaurant and Grill on site.
Situated just minutes from the center of Banff, this comfortable inn offers convenient amenities and leisure services within walking distance of many area attractions, parks and ski areas.
Nestled in the pristine mountains of Banff in Alberta, Canada, is this environmentally friendly hotel, offering exceptional service and comfortable accommodations in a beautiful natural environment.
Сергей
Kazakhstan
Good location. Close enough to everything. New AC, beds and everything.
Brewster Mountain Lodge is centrally located in downtown Banff. Log furnishings, western décor, and historic photos from the Brewster Family define the interior of the lodge.
Located directly on Bow River, this lodge is located in Banff National Park, 5 minutes' walk to Banff city center. A swimming pool, fitness center, and sauna are available for guest use nearby.
Offering a sauna and a hot tub, Elk + Avenue Hotel features guest rooms with a flat-screen TV and an iPod docking station. Free WiFi is available. Banff Gondola is 2.5 mi away.
Located a 1 minute walk from the heart of Banff, the Moose Hotel & Suites features a spa center and on-site bar. Each unit offers a patio or balcony. Every air-conditioned room has a flat-screen TV.
Featuring an indoor swimming pool and hot tub, this Banff property is located 10 minutes’ walk from Banff town center. Free WiFi is offered in all areas. Breakfast is provided daily.
Pool/hot tub was spectacular! Breakfast was convenient!
Nestled in the pristine mountains of Banff in Alberta, Canada, is this environmentally friendly hotel, offering exceptional service and comfortable accommodations in a beautiful natural environment.
Great location just off the main Banff strip. Very smart
Offering a hot tub, this Banff hotel is located just 10 minutes’ walk from Banff Park Museum. A balcony or patio feature in each guest room. Free WiFi and a full breakfast are included.
Very modern, friendly staff, good breakfast included
Featuring an on-site gourmet restaurant and lounge, this Banff hotel is located 10 minutes’ drive from Mount Norquay Ski Resort and features panoramic views of the Rocky Mountains.
The view, hot tub, attentive staff and excellent service.
Located in Banff, 22 miles from Lake Louise, Storm Mountain Lodge & Cabins provides accommodations with a garden, free private parking, a restaurant and a bar.
The unique lodge, cosy with friendly helpful staff
Offering an indoor pool and a hot tub, The Rimrock Resort Hotel Banff is located 6 minutes’ drive from Banff center and near the Upper Hot Springs. A restaurant is located on site.
The view, very accommodating, friendly and helpful staff
Offering a restaurant, Mount Royal Hotel is located in Banff. Free WiFi and a flat-screen TV. A sauna and a hot tub are available on site. Banff Upper Hot Springs is 2.5 mi away.
The rooftop hot tub and location are two highlights.
Featuring a hot tub, steamroom, and sauna, this Banff hotel is located just 12 mi from Sunshine Village Ski Resort. Guests can enjoy the on-site restaurant and bar.
The room is very nice and clean. Same with the washroom.
Offering a sauna and a hot tub, Elk + Avenue Hotel features guest rooms with a flat-screen TV and an iPod docking station. Free WiFi is available. Banff Gondola is 2.5 mi away.
Featuring an indoor mineral swimming pool and spa services, this Banff hotel includes an on-site restaurant and lounge. Each room offers a 37" LCD TV and free WiFi.
Superb Service, Installations, Location, and Food!!
Located in historic Banff, Alberta, this contemporary hotel offers free shuttle to downtown and the Banff Ski Gondola. It features a cave-inspired hotpool and a Chili’s Restaurant and Grill on site.
Convenient and comfortable , loved the hot water cave
With scenic views of the Canadian Rockies, this contemporary mountain lodge is located directly on Banff Avenue and offers an indoor pool. Free WiFi is provided throughout the property.
Clean room, hot tub, friendly front desk, location
FAQs about hotels in Banff
On average, 3-star hotels in Banff cost $408 per night, and 4-star hotels in Banff are $455 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Banff can be found for $889 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
The average price per night for a 3-star hotel in Banff this weekend is $548 or, for a 4-star hotel, $1,018. Looking for something even fancier? 5-star hotels in Banff for this weekend cost around $2,729 per night, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
On average, it costs $454 per night to book a 3-star hotel in Banff for tonight. You'll pay around $541 if you choose to stay in a 4-star hotel tonight, while a 5-star hotel in Banff will cost around $983, on average (based on Booking.com prices).
Lovely place, very atmospheric. Convenient for exploring Canadian Rockies and Canadian Icefields.
Skywalk was an amazing experience. Very nice to walk with a guide. Lots of good restaurants in Banff, however we accidentally picked the weekend with Monday holiday. Avoid those. The place became very crowded and lots of traffic congestions. As a result, we could not visit Lake Louise. There are buses from Banff going there but too crowded due to the long weekend.
Ewa
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
The town of Banff is spectacular, not overcrowded good...
The town of Banff is spectacular, not overcrowded good restaurants everywhere and lots of outdoor activities available like hiking walking cycling swimming. We strongly recommend renting e-bikes so you can see way more in your short stay the Banff Springs hotel in spectacular but very very expensive.
Dr Louis
Scored 8.0
8.0
Banff is wonderful.
Banff is wonderful. There are so many cute restaurants and shops in the bustling downtown. The river walk is gorgeous, as are the gardens at the end of the Main Street. Unfortunately it is very crowded, so it feels a bit hectic and parking is difficult. If you plan to spend time outside of the downtown area, enjoying the natural beauty, I would recommend staying in Canmore instead of Banff. Canmore is only 10 minutes from Banff further from the main park attractions and is also an extremely cute town with great restaurants and shops. It is a lot less crowded and significantly cheaper. It also has a beautiful river with multiple walking paths, through the town. Banff,Jasper National and Yoho Parks are downright gorgeous. Lake Louise and Moraine Lake are so busy that you are shoulder to shoulder with other tourists. But it is still worth going. Yoho is not to be missed. Emerald Lake is an absolute gem and exceeded our expectations. On our trip we saw moose, bear, elk, big horned sheep, eagles, deer and about a million ground squirrels. Fantastic piece of nature.
Sarah
United States of America
Scored 10
10
We drove from Winnipeg to Banff and it was our favourite...
We drove from Winnipeg to Banff and it was our favourite thing throughout my stay in Canada.
One of the most beautiful places we've ever seen. A picturesque park, with stunning views throughout. Well worth a visit.
Purchase a Park Ticket in advance and print it. Also purchase Pursuit Pass (https://www.banffjaspercollection.com/attractions/pursuit-pass/)
having all great adventures.
The mountains are spectacular, All the lakes are beautiful. It is just amazing. Be sure to check online for every place you want to visit and plan properly and also you can purchase shuttle or tour tickets in advance, especially for places like Lake Louise, Lake Moraine and even the Gondola.
The main town of Banff has a variety of very good restaurants. We will definitely return! We enjoyed MASALA restaurant and it was very delicious.
Sandeep
Canada
Scored 10
10
Banff was busier than expected, even in mid June.
Banff was busier than expected, even in mid June. As my husband said, it was like Pitlochry (Scotland) on steroids! However, if you avoid Banff Ave, we found peace & quiet. On one of our walks just outside the town we never saw or heard anyone for 2 miles of our 7 mile walk. If you plan ahead carefully you can have a good stay. Had a nice walk from town along the river and a decent pint at the brewery. Glad we stayed in Tunnel Mountain. Took advantage of free transit but also appreciated free parking at the train station ( make sure you arrive before 10am!)
Heather
United Kingdom
Scored 8.0
8.0
the town is heavily filled with tourists, then quite noisy...
the town is heavily filled with tourists, then quite noisy and crowded in the very center, during our stay in July it is difficult to find a place in a restaurant – waiting time for a outside table 15-20 minutes plus another 15-20 minutes of waiting for a meal, picturesque gardens by the bridge over the Bow River, a beautiful walking path along the river to the waterfall, a good starting point for other attractions in the nearby area, personally, next time I will choose to stay in the cheaper, less noisy Canomore
This was our first time to book at Douglas Fir. We usually booked on hotels in downtown Banff. We were surprised that the room has kitchen. It's just like a condo. Since our stay was just for a night we were not able to use the hot pool outside. But the mountain view from the deck was spectacular.
Amazing stay, best of our Canada roadtrip. Alexandra, her husband and Esther are the best hosts ever. The bed and the room were excellent and the breakfast was superb. 5min walk from Banff centre. Exceeded our expectations in all aspects. Warm and welcoming, yet quite and private. Perfect!
Super new, stylish, very comfortable, quiet,, you can enjoy the spa and other benefits from the Caribou hotel, and close to a small supermarket and a couple of restaurants. Bathroom was fully new, and it had microwave and refrigerator. Even if expensive, good price quality for Banff
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