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    Dirty hotel laundry is kept in the hallways for hours, stinking them up giving this "hotel" a disgusting feel.
    Lane M.

    Do yourself a favor and make sure to READ all of the reviews, particularly the negative ones, before booking this hotel (as even at a discounted rate it is NOT WORTH IT! You can stay at a nicer hotel in the area for cheaper and not have to experience being ripped off, disgusting conditions, and poorly trained staff with hostile attitudes). There is definitely a management issue at this resort, and it is also in need of some serious maintenance and upkeep. It is a private set of condos that are rented out; however, they are not maintained and there is zero hotel service. Why pay a hotel price if you are clearly not staying at a hotel? Issues we had included: - disgusting smell of garbage permeated our hallway (we stayed in room 132- the entire hallway wing stunk of garbage- avoid @ all costs) -there was dirty laundry and hotel bedding piled up in the corner of our hallway. It sat there stinking for over 14 hours, was there when we went to bed and was plainly visible the next morning with additional dirty sheets piled on top. Steps from our room, this was disgusting. (See photos attached to this review). Between that and the stench of garbage wafting from the garbage room, we literally had to hold our shirts over our nose to get to our room. -someone barfed downstairs in the hallway to the car park. It sat there for over 24 hours until staff picked up some of it (the barf was still visible). The stairwells looked like they had never been cleaned and were disgusting -the toilet in our room was broken and ran loudly all night -we were only given one towel and one facecloth for our room that had a queen bed and was clearly being occupied by two people. When we requested more towels around 7:40am, none were provided until around 5pm when "housekeeping" finally showed up to "freshen up our room" right as we returned from a day of skiing. As we were preparing to head for dinner we skipped that offer and took the towels. We asked housekeeping if they could come back in 15-20 mins as we were preparing to go for dinner, but they informed us that they couldn't as they would "be off of work by then." -furniture in our room was all scratched and had seen better days. Dishes in the kitchenette were dirty (that being said, based on the filthiness of the common areas we were not inspired to even try cooking here) -strange woody smell in room (unsure if it was some sort of air freshener to block the smell of garbage from the hall but was gross anyways) -hotel fire alarm went off for over an hour (this occurred before the check out time. We had wanted to check out as we found the "hotel" disgusting for the reasons stated above; however, after the evacuation was over from the fire alarm it was after 6pm which is apparently the deadline for checking out. The front staff were inflexible and rude (he blamed me for not checking out before 6, even though there had been a fire alarm and hotel evacuation ongoing since shortly after 5 and we had just returned from skiing before that). We checked out anyways and ended up driving back to Calgary because we couldn't spend another night in this dump and we were still charged 194.00 for it. Absolutely ridiculous. -this "hotel" also puts a massive authorization/hold of around 800.00 on your card to cover damages and other costs. Likely not even legal. Thankfully our final charge on the card was the cost of the room, but this was way too much $ for the experience (and we did not even stay the second night because it was so bad)! Wish I had taken more photos, but it was just so disgusting I couldn't spend any more time there. Read positive reviews with a critical eye. Most are likely written by hotel staff who are desperately trying to keep this "hotel" rated as a 4 star, when in reality it is not a hotel at all, and is definitely a 1 star, if any. Also note the hostile and aggressive tone of the "manager" who responds to customers valid complaints by passive aggressively blaming the customer, it is actually unreal. I will never stay here again and will caution all of my friends against it. I just feel bad for people who actually invested in this poorly run dump by purchasing property here. What a waste. AVOID AT ALL COSTS.

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    Carol K.

    The Grande Rockies Resort is a posh little ski resort/conference centre. I came here for a two-day private event, so I can speak meaningfully about the catering, conference venues and the suites. The scale and style of our event wasn't very well suited for the space, but the friendly staff went above and beyond to accommodate us as best they could. First, the catering for our wine and cheese night was decent. I really like the risotto balls and the selection of cheese. Breakfast was disappointing. The pastries were delicious, but we weren't served any protein. Could have been a budget issue... not sure what happened there. Lunch, however, made up for it with the generous spread of options. The rooms were very fancy. I had a full sized kitchen in my one bedroom suite. The bed was pretty comfy, linens were decorative in a good way. ... Alright. Let me address "the showers." "The showers" was the second biggest conversation topic, only beaten marginally by the topic of the conference itself. These showers were fascinating play-things. My shower had a seat with water jet massagers, a rainfall shower faucet from the ceiling along with a hand-held shower hose, blue lights, a mirror for you to look at yourself in the shower, a steamer, telephone, a sound system and a "FUN" button. Really? A FUN button? I stepped in and turned on the hose - regular shower. Then I tried pressing the "FUN" button to see what "fun" meant. Boring. It turns out it's a function button. I pressed a button and literally a waterfall of hot water came pouring down on me. Then suddenly the power jets started spraying my torso. I started screaming, and tried to turn them off, but then these foot jets started spraying. Once everything got settled a bit, I pressed the CD/FM button. The sound quality was as good as a car stereo system, although I didn't know how to change the channel so I was stuck listening to "Moves Like Jagger" and some old school stuff. Overall I really liked the service and amenities. The only problem I had was their glitchy WIFI which they knew about and were working to fix it. Will definitely come back if they offer another deal. $129/night for a fancy one bedroom suite? Not bad! 3/30

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    Chris P.

    I booked a room here for one night for m anniversary as a little getaway from Calgary. Walking in here it was a little confusing. The front desk is behind a wall so you can easily miss it when trying to check-in. The lady helping us was very friendly, but I think a little new as she had to ask her co-worker for assistance on how to process a booking from Expedia. Her co-worker was not so friendly. Almost so terrible that it seemed like we had ruined her day because we made our reservation through Expedia. When we checked in we changed the credit card from the one used to make the reservation. Neither credit card was charged for our stay. So...free room! Happy Anniversary to us. The room was nice and had a few extra comforts that you don't normally get in your average hotel room. It felt more like we were in a condo than a hotel room. There was a full kitchen, gas fireplace, steam shower, and separate bedroom. Unfortunately we quickly discovered that our room had not be prepared fully. We were missing towels, soap, and a few other little things. When I called housekeeping I was given a very short "What do you want us to bring you?" Never having stayed at the hotel before I wasn't sure what was supposed to be stocked in the room so I just asked them to bring us towels and hand soap. The things I knew we would need. While the physical building and room were nice, the staff were well below par for this kind of hotel.

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    Front desk Name Elissa are rude, racist, and not very helpful. Don't go here if you want to be treated like garbage. After checking in and saw the room, one of the bed is wrinkled and someone might used it. I went back and told the situation to Elissa, all I get is a upset face from her. She said "THAT's HOW IT IS", she don't want to offer any room and she likes me to just leave the hotel if I don't want the suites. The hotel that I paid for from Expedia. Very terrible experience in my life. " I feel inhuman in this hotel." Saw her helping a white customer ( she's nice, smiling, gave a free upgrade) that's the guest in front of me during check in. Went back about my situation talk to her, all I get from her are rolling eyes, attitude face, modern "Karen" nowadays, I do sure know she hates asians. Very racist. Tried to contact top management, but they never contacted back. Looked other reviews from different platform they always have someone complaining to the same person. Disgusting.

    Mike J.

    Beautiful rooms with full kitchen, laundry in the room, sofa bed for the kids, small deck with a bbq and more. Very good value for the dollar, even though on this trip we are visiting for free at their request. Lovely bar and restaurant as well. Beautiful place.

    Clearly bed wasn't cleaned between guests.

    Terrible. Don't do it. Entire first floor hallways stink like rotting garbage. The garbage bay is right off one hallway and it spreads. Door lock was broken when we arrived, hauled all our stuff up from parkade after long day of driving, only to be unable to get in room. Took a lot of back and forth to finally get it fixed. Opened pull-out bed in living room for my kids, and it was covered in cheezies and chip crumbs!!! Disgusting. Especially during Covid when cleaning should be even more of a priority. They were so grossed out they slept on the floor instead. For my trouble, I got about $60 knocked off my bill. Not worth it. Bright spot was the staff were all very nice, not their fault the company doesn't invest in this place. Restaurant was also very good. I would never, ever, book here again.

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    Review Highlights - Grande Rockies Resort

    m. Only downside was the shower didn't have enough pressure, which I can understand why a rain shower wouldn't be super high pressure but the regular shower wasn't powerful enough either

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    Stoneridge Mountain Resort

    Stoneridge Mountain Resort

    (36 reviews)

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    Found this online while looking for accommodation in Canmore a Rocky Mountain get away. More of a…read morestaycation. We booked a week and had a wonderful stay. The resort is very mountainous looking resort on the outside, in fact very inviting. This location is on the outskirts of the busy Canmore Town. With hiking trails to town or by the river. The staff very friendly and accommodating upon checkin. There is 2 levels of underground parking for guests. Upon arriving to our suite as we entered it was like entering a apartment full kitchen with counter seating for 4 and huge table, 2 bedrooms, 2 huge bathrooms, washer and dryer, living room with fireplace, a balcony with BBQ. Looking over the courtyard and pool. Considering how full this resort was with guests, it's very quiet inside the unit. There is a cafe connected to the resort called Black Dog Cafe. Note: stay away it's very over priced below par food with very slow service. Better off going to Tim Hortons down the road for half the price and fresh hot breakfast. There is a cute Deli called Bohemian smoked meat Czech Deli across the street highly recommend! Freshly made sandwiches and soups. In the Garden centre of all places is a Tea house with gourmet Japanese breakfast or Lunch made fresh everyday called Wagashi. This resort is very well situated amongst the mountains and away from town. Will be back in the future had a fantastic stay.

    Perfect spot for our family of 5. Planty of space in the 2 bdrm unit. 2 king beds plus a pullout…read more 2 large bathrooms. Full kitchen was very convenient for breakfast and some dinners, especially for the kids. Every room has a patio with a gas grill. Pool is small but it was nice. Hotel is clean and well maintained. Staff is friendly. Our room came out to about $650 CAD/night in the middle of high season which was pretty reasonable.

    Johnston Canyon Lodge & Bungalows - View

    Johnston Canyon Lodge & Bungalows

    (20 reviews)

    We didn't stay in the cabins but after finishing the Johnston Canyon hike, we stopped into the…read moreJohnston Canyon Market Cafe which is part of this resort area. My review is only on that part. I ordered a hot latte which was delicious. I loved the latte art and the state of the art espresso machines. We sat on a table outside to enjoy the coffee and people watch. It was a lovely area with lots of trees, flowers, and activity. So glad we had this oasis to take a break from hiking.

    We stayed here over this past Thanksgiving weekend, and while we did enjoy our experience, I would…read moresay that we were both left wanting. As others have indicated, these truly are no-frills cabins and the Red Cabin we stayed in was definitely on the small side. So small, in fact, that it honestly felt crowded with just two of us, and I'm only 5'2" ! The "double" bed was small for 2 people, even with myself being relatively tiny, and my fiance who is 5'10" hung off the edge of the bed. The mattress itself wasn't comfy, and the pillows were lumpy and hard. On the final morning of our stay, we actually found some blood and what looked like stains on our sheets (not ours), and some dirty socks behind the TV that had been left behind by another guest previously. Water pressure was very much lacking in the shower, and unfortunately, I wouldn't say the bathroom, like the rest of the cabin, was overly clean. Despite these little bumps in the road (or the bed, as it were), we did enjoy our stay, and in particular, loved the gas fireplace in the cabin. The overall ambience was nice, but I would say that was largely due more to the charm of being in a cabin and getting the season's first snow in a gorgeous location as opposed to the resort itself. Overall, the prices are far more approachable than most cabins you'll find in Banff National Park. With that said, if you're looking for an extra comfy retreat and are going to get saddled with the heavy premiums that come with being in a tourism heavy region, I would recommend saving a little more and considering an upscale retreat that provides better luxury for your dollar.

    Nipika Mountain Resort - Tegart Cabin, our fully accessible cabin.

    Nipika Mountain Resort

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    Beautiful place! Been here four times now with my Doberman. I love how they are so relaxed with…read moreyour dogs and horses. Both can roam free in the valley where there are eight cabins of different sizes. I stay in the Bill Yearling cabin with a great deck and amazing views. From the resort travel a gravel road for 15 minutes to the highway and then another 15 to Radium Hot Springs. Will always be back.

    My wife and I had our wedding here. If you're considering having your special day here - in short:…read moredo it. The folks at Nipika really know what they're doing. The planning phase: Marni and Bev were extremely helpful, from managing the cabin payments to suggestions on where to host the various parts of the day. The food: Options were delicious. A couple of our friends are vegan, two are celiacs. The staff were very accomadating, and the food we had in the end was amazing (prime rib with yorkshire puddings: delicious). Ann, the caterer, did a great job. The cabins: They're awesome. Beautiful and rustic, yet with all the modern amenities you'd expect. Everything is clean and well maintained. A few of them have large decks, perfect for having little mini-gatherings throughout the weekend. The barn (for speeches, dinner and dancing): Just great. Two floors, just enough space. I think we had 70 people or so, and we squeezed in. After dinner we just moved the tables aside and had plenty of space. They have a projector if you want to put anything up, and a nice sound system. We had a DJ, and there was space for him to set up as well. And a few random notes: - Marni is the best. She drove us all over the place with our photographer to get some truly amazing photos. Seriously, the photo tour was priceless. - The grounds are beautiful. If you're a city-dweller like us, it was such a lovely change of pace to have those beautiful mountain views. My family really enjoyed it as well. - It rained (Heavily!) during our ceremony, outside. We were initially panicking but Marni and the rest handled it like pros, wiping down the benches and handing out umbrellas. They even had a cart to give rides to the grandparents. It ended up being a great time. We were going to have a toast outside afterwards, but we just moved it to the barn instead. They transported the champagne and glasses so quickly no one even realized the plan had changed! - They have so many awesome lawn games to play. I only wish we had more spare time to enjoy them! Everyone had something fun to do, all the time. - They were super accommodating. We got a keg and big batch of donuts from inveremere, and they offered to drive them in the day of for us! - They recommended putting down some small lights to mark the path between barn and cabins. We did it, and it was definitely worthwhile - it gets dark! I'd give them 6/5 if I could. Worth every penny. My only regret is we couldn't stay longer!

    Banff Rocky Mountain Resort - Banff Rocky Mountain Resort

    Banff Rocky Mountain Resort

    (50 reviews)

    I was originally going to give 2 stars, but honestly, based on comfort level and the convenience of…read morethe location, it brought the rating up to a 3. It is close to downtown and grants access to many different trails that are great for biking, walking, hiking, running. The resort is a bit outdated and could benefit from renovations, but tbh, you spend most of the time outside of the resort, so as long as there's a place to sleep and a bathroom, that's the only thing that matters lol. It's nice to have a kitchen as well. The sofa bed is very uncomfortable and creaks a lot. When we pulled the mattress out, it looked so dirty, so we double layered the sheets. The bed inside the room is pretty comfortable and clean though. No major complaints about the bathroom, other than the toilet running like all night. They have a shuttle that runs on a schedule and transports people to and from downtown which is awesome. The amenities, like the gym, conference center, and pool are super old-fashioned. The gym was really interesting. I've never seen such old equipment before. I only worked out there once. I felt like I couldn't do much, but gotta work with what's available. We got to see elk around the resort on many occasions, and everyday, it was wonderful walking out and seeing the mountain views. Also, epic pickleball views. Everyone working here was kind and friendly.

    I've stayed at this hotel a few times and have been really impressed with the wonderful service!…read more All the staff are really friendly and willing to help make your stay enjoyable. The condos are great for us with our baby because of the separate bedrooms and full kitchens. I love that I can make meals to save money on food. I also absolutely love the wood burning fireplace. It makes it so cozy after a long day out exploring Banff. The location is outside the main town site however it is quiet the views are incredible. It's also dog friendly! There's plenty of parking and pretty well maintained. We will definitely be returning again! It's not a 5-star hotel but it's comfortable and they are renovating and updating them.

    Hidden Ridge Resort - Banff Hidden Ridge Resort

    Hidden Ridge Resort

    (41 reviews)

    We planned our Banff trip a bit late for July and didn't realize it would coincide with the Canada…read moreDay holiday, so accommodations were limited. Hidden Ridge Resort was one of the only options left within our budget. After arriving in town by bus from Calgary, we took the Roam bus to the resort. Luckily, a Roam bus pass is included with your stay, and the stop is conveniently just steps away. Although on the return trip, you'll need to get off at the nearby Douglas Fir Resort. Hidden Ridge is located a bit farther from town, so if you don't have a rental car like us, you'll be relying on the bus system. The resort doesn't have an on-site restaurant but does offer a full kitchen, which was useful for storing leftovers and quick snacks thanks to the fridge and microwave. Our room was on the lower level, which made it feel a bit dark, it could definitely use more lighting. Also, Wi-Fi was nearly nonexistent due to the remote mountain location, so make sure to download your movies or shows in advance if you plan to unwind offline. The outdoor pool and hot tub boast a beautiful mountain view, but they were often filled with loud children, making it less relaxing than we'd hoped. Housekeeping came daily to tidy up, replace towels, and empty the trash, which we appreciated. Overall, it's an older resort, and the photos online look a bit nicer than what you get in person. Still, it served its purpose well enough for our 4-night stay in Banff.

    We stayed here for two nights. We were in the lodge right next to the pool so it was very…read moreconvenient. I liked the pool and the small flower garden near by. The front desk staff was very helpful. We borrowed the bear spray - so that saved us $30. They also had a kindling kit which was necessary. They also had a smores kit but we didn't avail ourself of that offer. I liked also that you could get freshly made coffee in the front office as well as actual creamer. Our room was on the bottom. I liked that there was some privacy - you just look out the window and see trees. However, because of the direction it is facing, it's a very dark room. I think the room can benefit from more lighting, like some overhead lighting. The window in the bedroom looks out to the car tires. There was also some weeds growing there. However, the hanging baskets were some of the best I saw - even better than some of the Fairmonts we visited. Other members in our party had the room above the front office with a hot tub that we used. It was pretty nice - very good view. There are some trails nearby that we drove to. We mostly drove into town, but there is a shuttle that you can use although it can get very crowded. We often would drive in late and have to park further away, but we always found parking. There is also a parkade somewhere below, but we never needed it.

    Douglas Fir Resort

    Douglas Fir Resort

    (2 reviews)

    This resort is completely outdated, they did not change our sheets or clean our room once during…read moreour stay, and when my pregnant fiancé phoned about getting towels, the manager verbally harassed her about a pool time that we missed by accident and hung up on her. When I confronted them about this incident they they responded with "we are no impressed with you". The Douglas fir doesn't Seem to care about there guests from My experience. I will not be staying here again.

    We were doing our best to plan a budgeted holiday so we tried to do something mid September…read morethinking it would be the end of high season thus lowering of prices in accommodations. However, all the prices suggested that Banff was still in high season. My wife discovered that the average prices for a room for a family was around $350.00 which was out of our price range. However, she did find one place that was within budget running about 225.00 per nite that was more reasonable so we booked this approximately one month prior. Although I had some trepidation with the quality, I was very impressed. It was a two level set up where the first level had a living room, kitchenette (equipped with stove, oven, pots/pans, utensils, microwave oven, and full size fridge), Large screen TV, full bathroom, wood burning fire place and balcony. The upper level was a charming loft with two queen size beds, a half bathroom, another flat screen TV, and spacious cabinetry. In addition, underground parking with our own assigned stall was provided. Other amenities included a pool, water slide, jungle gym for the tots, a large coin operated laundry mat, a liquor store, and convenient store. Some critiques included the following. The decor appeared significantly outdated late 70's-mid 80's where the hinges on the kitchen cabinetry was on its last legs and the electrical sockets were loose and need to be replaced. On a positive note, the bathroom had some modern retrofits. Lastly, there was no attached restaurant, but there was a restaurant in the next hotel. The front desk was OK, not great, but the room service was outstanding. Overall, for a reasonable price, we had an enjoyable stay that was child friendly with easy access to hiking trails and other modern conveniences.

    Grande Rockies Resort - resorts - Updated May 2026

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