We had an amazing week at PML! the staff were so welcoming and helpful and the chef was beyond…read moretalented! The views of the Selkirks are spectacular on a clear day and there's a great mix of terrain to satisfy any skier. I can't wait to go back!!

Four days of exploring the most beautiful scenery with the knowledge and experience of wonderful…read moreguides. You reach the lodge by helicopter from Golden, BC. What that means is swooping through passes and feeling like you can touch the trees! A gourmet chef has appies waiting for you when you get back from hiking and wandering as does the sauna. It was a trip of a lifetime for us between the natural beauty, making new friends, the incredible night sky, seeing a grizzly (safely) and gorgeous sunshine reflecting off of glacier after glacier. We plan to go back with our children so they can experience the awe.

This two bedroom, two bath condo with stunning view was just the place to rest our road soar…read morebodies. First thing: It's as safe a Fort Knox, or at least its Canadian counter. You'll need two different codes and a fob to get into the place. Second: Everything is well thought out. We could tell the owners really enjoyed stocking their little slice of Heaven. Pretty pictures, electronics (TV, WiFi, small boom box), furnature, beautiful beds and very well stocked kitchen come together nicely and shows the owners have pride in their little home and desire to make your stay comfortable. As Dear Wife said after our first night's sleep, "This is a delicious bed."

CPC - a quiet, idyllic location in Yoho National Park, at the foot of the Canadian Rockies. The…read moresilence is punctuated by occasional train horns, and as you get closer to the running waters, the soft flow of Kicking Horse River. The view outside the front door of our chalet was directly to the mountain. The location is ideal - close enough to Banff and the Banff National Park, but also accessible to Golden and Rogers Pass. The site is well cared for, and our nightly s'mores via the fire pit was quite enjoyable. While we purchased our firewood from the IGA, you can get some at the Chalets from one of the caretakers, whose name is on each unit (albeit more expensive).

Clean, quiet, well-stocked. Natasha was helpful and friendly. Easy access to Highway 1. Beds very…read morecomfortable. Highly recommend this to others.

I had a very good time here! Rooms are clean, view is amazing and staff are ultra nice and helpful!…read moreI left my Broadway show tickets there by mistake and they scanned and sent it to me! We also enjoyed the breakfast there which was really delicious! Over all one of my best experiences!

Reasonably priced, clean, reliable and roomy. Highway noise with windows open, but quiet otherwise…read moreand a good home base for exploring Bow-Valley Provincial Park-Canmore-Banff-Kananaskis.

Great place to stay in Banff!! Cosy little cabins and convenient walking distance to downtown!…read moreAmazing place, would recommend to anybody!

Everything my parents go down to Canmore they stay here. They are always impressed with the quality…read moreof the place along with the value! The only thing I would remember is to bring your own frying pan! Theirs suck.

Decent place to stop for gas and snacks. It's one of the only places we saw along the Bow Valley…read moreParkway. That being said, prices are high. You have to go inside and prepay for gas. We just put $30 in the tank to ensure we made it back to Radium Hot Springs. They have a nice variety of snacks and beverages. We bought some jerky and a Fresca. The guy behind the counter was friendly and helpful. Would recommend.

Did not stay here but did hang out for a bit in the mart when we were biking on Bow Valley Parkway…read moreand rained out. Jason was super nice and a great host! Thanks for the hot chocolate!

Adding some photos of dinner, pricey but tasty and if you're staying here you are already…read moresplurging. Delicious light fluffy fresh bread, complimentary sparkling water, refilled often. We had great manhattan cocktails to start, the gem salad with blue cheese and thin bacon chips, beef tenderloin and black cod with big pieces of mushroom and wild rice. All filling and nicely prepared, a great meal after a strenuous hike.

We had a wonderful stay at Moraine Lake Lodge and I wish we could have stayed longer!…read more If you are considering if the cost is worth it, I'm here to tell you i think it is. When we arrived at the gated Lake Moraine road, we were yelled at by the Parks Canada gate attendant which left us shaken, but Rosie turned our day completely around! We were welcomed warmly and given a tour of the lodge. We were also asked if we needed help with our luggage. We asked if they were allowing canoeing, and she hooked it up for us right then even though we were the first of the season. Our room was stunning and they left a really nice welcome gift for us, a chocolate bar and two Moraine Lake Lodge water bottles (metal, super nice!). We loved our little fireplace and we could not believe the view from our room. I took a bath and I really liked how they give you a little bath cube from L'Occitane. Their bath products smell great! When I got out of the tub my fiancé came in carrying a bottle of champagne! He said the front desk staff was super nice in helping him set up the surprise. We had a great time sipping champagne and sitting on our porch. For dinner we ate in the dining room, and the service was very slow... I made eye contact with our server a couple of times to signal we were finished but she still took a long time to come to our table. We were there for more than two hours. The food was good though, just be aware that dinner is an occasion. We walked by the lake after dinner and it was great because there was no one there. The next morning, we got up super early but not early enough to avoid the tour buses. I think they come in at 4 a.m. and descend on the rockpile. That's one thing about staying here that's not ideal. You're sharing the lake, the cafe, and the gift shop with lots of tourists throughout the day. We could not even grab anything from the cafe because the line of tourists at 8 a.m. was so long. The complimentary breakfast was my favorite meal here but you do need a reservation. We asked the receptionist if we could get sandwiches to go ordered even though we missed the deadline, but she said no. It was a bummer- so definitely book reservations and ask for sandwiches in advance if you're not going to be there between 12:30-2 p.m. Our breakfast service was much better! They give you a pastry and fruit cups. It was the BEST PASTRY EVER. It was maple and we loved it; the server was kind enough to bring us another helping without us even asking. We both got a breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage and homestyle fries. Overall, we both had a great time but we definitely enjoyed the privacy of our balcony the most. If we had more days here we would have opted to sign up the guided hikes. There's not many other things to do here besides hike, read and relax with no pool, spa or fitness center but I do think when you consider having access to lake moraine, a complimentary breakfast and canoe ride, the price feels not as bad.