Absolutely delicious Asian fusion food. Probably the best meal of our trip. We got the vegetable…read moredumplings, which were authentic and flavorful. I got the lemongrass chicken vermicelli bowl which was fabulous. I could eat that every day. Another person in our group got mushroom char sui bao and said it was great.

I loved Blake! A must go to if you love Asian fusion in Canmore. So many delicious dishes with a…read moreJapanese flair. I went with a group of 4 and everything was delicious. I, myself, tried THE MIXED BAG - alberta pork kimchi dumplings, wasabi pork sui mai, chicken and vegetable dumplings, all the sauces...it was fun to mix and match the dumplings with all the 4 sauces. The dumplings were full of the filling and perfectly steamed. My friends had the SPICY CHICKEN BURGER - crispy alberta chicken, le fournil + BLAKE co-lab chili sesame milk bun, teriyaki, garlic mayo, iceberg, japanese curry hot sauce, sweet and spicy chips, the GINGER BEEF DUMPLING SOUP broth, red pepper, scallion, compressed celery with a side of CORNBREAD WAFFLES - hot honey, organic butter, coal salt, and the RETURN OF THE MAC "craft dinner" rotating pasta, craft beer, bacon, peas, cheddar, parm, quebec cheese curds, umami ketchup. Everyone was happy with their dishes, and I would go back again to try more. The reason why it lost a star was it took a long time initially to get a server to get us menus and our drinks, other than that it was spot on with food.

Quite a few things went well. The swimming pool is pretty nice and there were barely any people,…read morethe gym looms nice but I couldn't go in:( The room was pretty nice, no dead or alive bugs seen, the beds were comfy, there was a nice TV with a bunch of channels (including Georgie and Mandys first marriage in one of them) which i found nice. A fire stick can also be connected. I didnt really have the food, cuz I went to banff and got food from the mickey d there. Overall very nice experience, there's also a mountain view in the rooms . The microwave and coffee machines also work and are nice .

I am just reviewing the restaurant, not the stay at the hotel. We were kinda stuck in a traffic jam…read moregoing on to Radium on the long weekend and decided to pull over for lunch. Pretty die in the wool typical restaurant hooked onto a hotel. Muted colours, basic setting, although I enjoyed the Indiginous artwork that graced the walls. Also pretty basic menu. Handhelds, a few other dishes, some salads and appetizers. Nothing that really wowed me. Server was friendly. She seemed like she enjoyed her job here. Two interesting things on the menu - the bison burger and the elk burger. I ordered the elk burger with a side of daily soup which was chicken and mushroom, and hubby ordered the bison burger with fries. I also ordered a local beer. Based on the amount of people in there, the food came out slowly. However, we both enjoyed our meals. My elk burger was tasty but I couldn't find the elusive Saskatoon jam on it. Soup was amazing. Hubby really enjoyed his burger and fries. Not at all a bad pit stop.

We stayed at the Georgetown for two nights and our stay was wonderful. A beautiful quaint old…read moreEnglish style in that has had several awards from the Canadian tourist board. I can't remember now what award they won. They have an on-site pub with breakfast lunch and dinner offered along with cute seating areas the decor here is completely western in movie themed lots of photographs of movies. I guess they were made in the area. If you were on the fence about staying at the Georgetown Inn, go for it, both aesthetically and financially. It was a great choice.

My husband and I were not disappointed when we booked a week at this beautiful inn for our Canadian…read morehoneymoon. From the moment we walked in, we were greeted by friendly front front desk staff and handed a key - a REAL key (how quaint!). Our spa room overlooking the patio below was beautiful, and of course the king bed and claw foot bathtub were to die for. Our room was cleaned everyday while we adventured around the area. We also spent several days in the Miner's Lamp Pub downstairs for dinner and drinks which also did not disappoint. We were worried when we booked that we might not get the "resort feel" that some other places seemed to have but I promise you'll love this place way more!

Hidden gem! The food was great and unexpected when we went to what we thought was a golf simulator…read moreplace. Highly recommend the tuna tartare app, Korean chicken sandwich and el pastor bowl. Great staff as well

Just wow! From start to finish we were well taken care of and service was amazing. Yes it was more…read moreexpensive but for the price and quality of the food it was worth it. We were told about it through a bar tender and he thought it was the hidden gem of Banff, we agree. To start, the bread was baked fresh right before it was brought to our table and was infused with garlic. It was complimented by a sea salt butter and oil/balsamic spread. It was to die for and probably some of the best bread I've ever tasted, and I LOVE bread. For an appetizer we had the calamari. It was good, but I would only rate it a 3/5, because it was a little bland and it could have used more spices, but it was complimented nicely by the spicy salsa sauce. I had the roselline, which was fresh pasta made in the restaurant rolled with ham and cheese and smothered with a tomato soup like base. It was incredible and I thought a great price for the amount you paid. My boyfriend had the salmon and it was exquisite. It melted in your mouth and the crust that encased the top was perfect. To complete our experience the service was incredible and probably the best we received the entire trip. The restaurant was intimate and had a open concept with windows on the roof to get a outside view. Unfortunately no mountain view though. It was casual but yet classy and we couldn't have been any more impressed with our date.

4 stars for food, 5 stars for service,…read more 5 stars for location Our server was this British guy, who was so helpful in suggesting and helping us order our food. It was a fantastic experience. We sat outside, which is basically covered but the left side faces the mountain and the backyard feels like a forest. It was a good location. The food is quite expensive, even for NYC - let me start with that. It's a Fine Dining place. We ordered the lobster fettuccini, the penne, the salmon and the tiramisu. The lobster fettuccini was about 4/5, I liked the sauce a lot, the pasta was well done - the lobster did not feel that fresh though. The salmon was 5/5. It was very well done, the penne was good but the sauce was okay at best - 3.5/5. They also gave us a palate cleanser (lemon gelato) which was a desert by itself! (so good!) The tiramisu was a let down - it was oddly creamy and had a feeling of cocoa - i'd give it a 2.5/5 Overall, a great experience! If you're looking for Italian fine dining you should go here :)

My husband and I stayed here in August 2025 and it was amazing! The location is perfect. It's…read moretoward the end of the Main Street which was great because it was in a quieter area but still very close and walkable to where we needed to go. The hotel even upgraded our suite without us asking! And the room was very nice and spacious and my husband and I loved the dual headed shower. The tall blonde gentleman at the desk was very helpful in answering all questions we had and even gave us tips to help navigate things better. We will definitely be back and will stay here again.

The hotel is perfectly clean and nice. Front desk staff not very helpful at all...had car troubles…read morein the AM on a very long roadtrip when it was sub zero for days. Van wouldn't start. Needed some help with luggage that we didn't want to freeze...front desk made us feel like we were homeless people when I asked for some help...was able to get van jumped and new battery in thank God. Probably won't stay here again...

Oh my! Where to begin expressing my delight with Kenrick? It was perfect in so many ways as a…read morefrequent traveler and just finishing two weeks on my motorcycle traveling from Montreal. The Interiors, quality of furnishings, architecture, shower, staff, pool, hot tubs, sauna, invigorating cold dip, coffee cafe, location, restaurant, free underground parking garage, pool hours until 12am , room robes, etc. Don't hesitate to book a stay!

Our stay at the Kenrick was absolutely excellent. While I don't know much about the history of this…read morebuilding, it seems that the hotel "opened" this year, in 2025. First, the decor and ambiance. Everything is styled to perfection. In fact, the photos we saw online of the rooms and amenities encouraged us to spend a little extra than we usually do on hotels. I'm so glad we did! The lobby, rooms, and Nora pool are all incredibly chic. You can tell the furniture in the lobby is high quality and the small touches in the room go long way. For example, the lights next to the beds have dimmers, they framed the TV set, and the pillows are labeled either Firm or Soft! Again, so small yet all these tiny things add to the overall value of the hotel. Second, the service. When we got to our room, we were greeted by a cute little plate of four decadent chocolates. They also provide buttery soft robes to enjoy during your stay. At one point, we asked the front desk if there's a common area with a microwave. The answer was no, but they brought a microwave to our room! Lastly, they make it very convenient to communicate with the front desk via text rather than having to call on the room phone. Third, the Nora pool. This stands out on its own. It's like its own spa with a cold plunge, two hot tubs, a regular pool, a sauna, and a steam room. It's so relaxing and they also provide a water station with hot, cold, room temperature, and sparkling water. If we come back to Banff, we absolutely would stay here again.

Paintbox Lodge took the deposit, then cancelled the reservation after 4 weeks. The claim was that…read morethey overbooked? What computer booking program do you have that it takes 4 weeks to figure out which rooms are booked? It really messed up our group for an August weekend. Now I've read elsewhere that others had the same occurrence. Breakfast is no longer part of their offering either. Communication from Paintbox was non existent.

My husband & I had the pleasure of staying 3 nights at this little gem in downtown Canmore, which…read moreis set-off any road so it is super quiet. Upon arriving, we were fortunate enough to be welcomed by the lovely Sara Renner and her gracious husband, Thomas Grandi. Chocolates from a local business, Le Chocolatier, were an unexpected surprise waiting in our room - the salted caramel in milk chocolate was so good I was prompted to find the little shop up on Benchlands Trail to buy some more. We stayed in the Cabin Suite, which is a quiet, spacious and comfortable 2-bedroom suite on the main floor with a firm king bed and choice of synthetic or down pillows. There is also a separate bedroom with a double/single bunk, which would be perfect for kids or another family staying with you, as long as you're close because the king bed is open to the living space. There is one large bathroom and I enjoyed the separate shower's pebble floor and the soaker tub. The self-serve breakfast is plentiful with daily fresh baked bread and muffins, an egg frittata, super easy orange juicer, yogurt, in-house made granola, and fruit. Then there is the Miele coffee machine! Your choice of coffee (lungo, cappuccino, espresso, latte, etc.) at the push of a button - I made a mocha each morning with 2 spoonfuls of hot chocolate mix and a press of the double-shot macchiato button...delicious! The machine is available for use at any time. The staff are wonderful. Jonathan at the front desk is helpful with any need you may have in the kitchen or otherwise. Canmore is his hometown, so he is knowledgeable about the area, hiking trails, back country skiing, etc. Chef Shannon whipped-up the delicious breakfast each morning and is a great conversationalist with a warm personality and wonderful sense of humour. If you're an early riser like me, it's great to be able to make yourself a good cup of coffee and have a visit in the kitchen. All in all, our stay at the Paintbox Lodge was terrific. I highly recommend staying here and am looking forward to the time we return.