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Top rated hotels in Banff

Hotel Canoe & Suites
4.5/5106 Reviews
The best hotel for this trip to Banff. New, big, bright and fully equipped. The location is at Banff, about 20 minutes walk to the high school bus station. Overall good, of course the price is expensive.
Banff Aspen Lodge
4.4/5131 Reviews
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.
Moose Hotel and Suites
4.5/541 Reviews
This is one of the most popular hotels in Banff, but perhaps because it was the off-season, I stayed there at a very reasonable price. In particular, there is a heated pool and sauna on the hotel rooftop, so you can enjoy the heated pool while looking at the snow-capped Rocky Mountains. I think it will be the best experience
Royal Canadian Lodge
4.3/5111 Reviews
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.
Douglas Fir Resort & Chalets
3.9/5112 Reviews
The hotel is located on the mountain, a distance from the city center of Banff, you need to take the bus down the mountain, walk for about 15-20 minutes, the scenery along the way is beautiful, you can encounter animals! The rooms in the hotel are spacious and comfortable, with kitchenettes and balconies, fully equipped, full of sunshine, and beautiful scenery from the balconies
Mount Royal Hotel
4.4/5112 Reviews
I looked into many hotels and selected this one for its location and discount by staying 3 nights. Nothing exceptional with the hotel but it meets expectations for a good night sleep with a great location. The rooms are not large but when you are in a place like Banff your time in your room should be minimal. The TV is very awkwardly places on the side of the bed and not the front. Definitely not comfortable watching. The upstairs bar/lounge needs work. It could be a nice hang out place but in needs background music and a few more selections to drink. Overall the staff was pleasant and the facility was clean.

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    For Homestays in Banff, the average price on weekdays is CAD 254, and the average price on weekends (Friday–Saturday) is CAD 294.

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Hotel Information for Traveller

Number of hotels18
Number of Reviews 269
Highest PriceCAD 811
Lowest PriceCAD 122
Average Price(Weekend Night)CAD 294
Average Price(Weekday Night)CAD 254