Waterfalls and mountain springs are brought to life in the design
of this hotel. Renovated in 2007, the property offers a unique
style of accommodation in Banff, with a total of 123 one and
two-bedroom suites and hotel rooms. At Chili's World Bar and Grill
guests can sip on one of the famous margaritas on the front patio,
facing out onto the street, or watch the game on a huge 60-inch
Plasma TV. Further facilities include air conditioning, a lobby
with 24-hour reception and check-out services, a hotel safe, a
café, a breakfast room, conference facilities, WLAN Internet
access, a laundry service and a garage (charges apply). This hotel
participates in the "Green Partnership Program"
Rooms
The suites are appointed with elegant furnishings, accented with
upscale details including a pillow-top mattress, luxurious duvets
and granite countertops. The award-winning suites provide the added
convenience and value guests are looking for. Each unit comes
complete with an en-suite bathroom with shower and bathtub, as well
as a hairdryer, a double or king-size bed, a direct dial telephone,
a satellite/cable TV, a radio, Internet access and a safe. A
kitchenette with mini fridge, microwave and tea and coffee making
facilities is also provided. A washing machine, an iron and ironing
board and individually adjustable heating and air conditioning all
come as standard.
Restaurant & Food
There is a restaurant serving breakfast, lunch and dinner. Hotel
offers complimentary deluxe continental breakfast.
Activities & Sport
Capturing the historic and natural elements of Banff National Park,
the hotel's centrepiece is its hot pool, inspired by the original
Cave and Basin Historic Site. There is also a gym and a sauna on
site. For an additional fee guests can treat themselves to one of
the spa treatments on offer.
Directions, How to get
there
The highways leading to Canada's capital region are the 417, 416,
174, 7, 16 and 31 in Ontario, and Highway 148 in Quebec. On
approaching the region, follow the red maple leaf signs or the
information signs through to the city centre.
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