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 .

Good food and overall stay was amazing. Friendly atmosphere, views were amazing. Rooms are clean…read moreand homey

Great views, portions, and service! I like the free parking lot…read more I checked Yelp for buffalo and elk burgers and the Iron Goat came up. They have 3 floors! We walked in just before 7pm on a Tuesday and there were a lot of open tables on the main floor. They led us to the top floor and slowly we saw the tables fill up. Great vibes and they were playing the World Cup on a lot of TVs! I enjoyed my Wild game burger (a mix of regular ground beef, elk, and bison), replacing the swiss cheese with Canadian cheddar. It was cooked to perfection, juicy, and flavorful, not too gamey. My friend enjoyed her Alberta beef burger.

The Iron Goat was strong and mighty, as was my appetite for some Canadian cuisine and a homey log…read morecabin atmosphere. The Wild Game Burger gave me the whole province's worth of animal variety, all nestled safely under some outlandish toppings. The duck wings were a little dry, but quite fun, like my sense of humor. Since we got along so well, I introduced them to my wife, who liked them as well. It's the perfect place for a silly tourist like myself to flock to before a ridiculously long hike later in the week.

Went on a Tuesday for 59 cent wing night. Had a reservation for dinner and 2 lanes for bowling…read more Don't go too late because the kitchen closes at 10! The wings were spectacular and even better because they were discounted! The place is so fun, with a DJ and arcade games. Great for a night out!

Great burger. Nice environment! Came into town about 1:30 on a Saturday and the town was packed!…read more Tried another burger place with 45 min wait. Yikes! Fella recommended High Rollers for a burger. It was a smash burger. Good size but not huge. Cooked well. Added bacon and the fries were great! One friend had a milkshake and another had a local ipa. All very good. There's 6 bowling lanes and good atmosphere. We walked in and sat down! Bonus!!

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!

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.

If you want a wedding in Canmore use this venue! The service is amazing the food is amazing, the…read morevenue is amazing. Can't say enough good things about the wedding planner for Cornerstone Nicole, she took total control the day of and we didn't worry about anything. Best part is the set up and take everything down. All you have to do is drop off and pick up your stuff. My daughter and her new husband and all the guests had a great time.

If your in the Canmore,AB area, and looking for a place for a wedding or convention this is a good…read morechocie! We are having our Feast of Tabernacles holy week services here and this will be the 2nd year we've had them here. This place is a total gem of Canmore! The building is beautiful and really has great sound in it! Overall love this building and cant recommend it enough! If they have the Oh Canada dinner show again here I would also recommend that! Done that here also before, and they put on a awesome show!

This. Course. Was. Stunning. We are from MN and wanted to treat ourselves while in Canada for our…read moreone year anniversary and this course was the perfect place to do so. The staff in the pro shop and bag boys were SO incredibly welcoming and nice. They seemed so excited for us to be there. Between a golf round for two, two sets of rentals, and two sweatshirts in the pro shop, it seemed reasonable. The views are worth it. We stopped after hole 9 for a hot dog and pimento cheese sandwich that were very good. I would recommend this course to anyone visiting.

I was scheduled to play both 18 courses here on the same day, but due to significant flooding the…read moreweek before my arrival, two nines were closed. We ended up playing the front nine of Mt Lorette and the back nine of Mt Kidd. The course conditions were spectacular and you couldn't tell they had any water damage on the two nines that were open. Most holes are tree-lined but this course was more forgiving off the fairway vs other courses in the region. The property is in an amazing valley between two mountain ranges...most of the time I was gawking at the enormous mountains just a mile or two away from me. There were a few downsides to the day- 1) The mosquitos were bad, especially on the holes 7-9 on the Mt Lorette course. Everyone in my group had a dozen bites as they mosquitos were swarming the tees and greens 2) The white silica sand was unlike the harder pebble sand I play in AZ...about half the time I hit the ball into a greenside bunker it left me with a fried egg and became a significant penalty. 3) Hole1 on the Mt Lorette is just a terrible hole...first hole of the day and it's a dogleg with a lake to the left, river to the right and short right of the green, and a river over the green where any ball long goes down into the river. No warmup here, the hardest hole on the course is hole1. 4) Their driving range forces you to hit off mats?!? They have 36 holes on an expansive property and you can't even warm up off the grass? Crazy. Overall, this was a great experience. The employees were all friendly and the weather and conditions were near perfect. Definitely a place to check out if you're in the area and a golf fanatic.

As golfers, no matter where we are, we are looking to try out a local course. This one was a…read moredestination course. So beautiful. Forward tees were around 4700 yds which is a little short but fit well with my game. You could do red/gold combo for 5000 yds but I stuck with red only. It helped as I didn't have to hit over long grass or other hazards. The course was in great shape. Fairways were green, greens rolled true, some tee boxes were a little rough but over all in great shape. Not a ton of water but lots of sand and some narrow fairways. The course was busy and we were paired with a member which was as great as he had lots of insight as to how to play each hole. Staff was helpful. The round was slow, around 4.5 hours but there were a lot of people on the course. Carts had gps and nice seating. The views were outstanding. So many picture perfect backdrops throughout the course. It was pricey but we loved it.

I had the rare opportunity to play the Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Course (The Stanley Thompson 18)…read morewith some international friends. This is a bucket list golf course for many golfers. The course has won many prestigious awards for being not only a top course in Canada but in the entire world. The course is set on the Bow River and you are surrounded by majestic mountains. The pictures will not do it justice as I spend more time gawking at my environment than focusing on my game. The course is almost 100 years old, so it's a fairly straight-forward design with larger round greens and straight & flatter fairways. The challenges here are the bunkers and keeping the ball between the trees. The highlight hole is hole#4, which is a Par3 called the Devil's Cauldron where you hit down to a green 100ft below you while looking straight into the prettiest mountainside in North America. Watching the ball fly and drift down again this backdrop is amazing. You are really paying for the scenery and location...if you airlifted the hole/course designs out of Banff and placed in the AZ desert it wouldn't garner much attention. The wildlife around the course is very prevalent. I saw a lot of elk and deer, and then on the 16th tee we saw a black bear cub. We are just glad we didn't run into mama bear! On the day we played, there was no running water, which meant no indoor toilet use and no hot food. This was disappointing, but I'm sure it's been resolved by the time you're reading this. The other eye-popper is the green fee can range up to over $500 CAD, luckily we had a deal and paid ~$140 US. For $140 US I would play again if I was back in the area. Overall, this was a very memorable experience and I highly recommend to at least play it once if you're a golf fanatic.