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...

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.

I recently attended a wedding at the Nakoda Lodge. I couldn't believe how beautiful the location…read morewas. I have been past this area many times, but didn't realize that a large facility was there for events such as this. It's located east of Canmore and is only about an hour drive from downtown Calgary. The buffet dinner was really quite good, compared to some wedding buffets that I've been to! Some of the highlights were the grilled cedar plank salmon and the mediterranean fatoush salad (cucumber, red onion, olives, tomatoes, chick peas and thinly sliced hearts of Romaine in an olive oil and lemon vinaigrette). Where this experience stood apart was with the excellent service that we received. Someone was always around when we needed something, and immediately went above and beyond to make us happy. I was helping decorate the cake in between the ceremony and reception. We had forgotten to take the icing out of the fridge before the ceremony, and I thought we were going to be stuck trying to ice the cake with cold, stiff icing. Instead, the chef jumped in and helped us by heating it in his large industrial sized warmer. Crisis averted!! The staff for the remainder of the evening stopped by each table frequently to see if anything was needed. They did a great job. The room rates weren't cheap but they certainly weren't too outrageous either (~$170 plus tax per night). The rooms were clean and functional, although we didn't spend much time there with all of the wedding festivities that were going on. For guests wanting to save some money (or have a more unique experience), there were also tipis available. Many guests also brought trailers and just camped for the weekend. We had a great time, and I would look forward to attending another wedding at this venue.

Nakoda Lodge is my family's best vacation memory! We enjoyed…read moreeverything staying there! Location and quietness. The staff very professional and kind. The cleanliness of the rooms. It was an incredible getaway in the heart of the mountains!

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

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

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.

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!

We stayed at an Airbnb at Solara Resort and Spa and it was a good experience. The resort itself is…read morea bit worn down, and in need of some upgrades. While parking is convenient and easy to access, the elevators from the parking area are quite slow and small. I was curious about trying out the onsite spa, but the treatment prices and lack of availability discouraged me from doing so. The unit itself was spacious, clean, and well-maintained. We were pleased with our stay. We visited the pool & hot tub once during our stay, and the pool was smaller than expected. The locker room area was slightly cramped and lacked multiple showers. Not a bad location to stay if you're visiting Banff, but this may vary a bit depending on the individual unit/Airbnb.

Rooms are nice and have everything you want. The toiletries are cheap and watery. Toilet paper is…read morealso cheap. Shower is nice with multiple jets. The staff (other than Martin the caterer who was amazing) was just terrible. They don't care, and offer very little help and seemingly hate to be there. There is no food at all on property (the Asian place nearby is pretty good). Solara is not really near anything you can walk to so if you do not have a car -forget anything to do. Each time I spoke to the staff the answer was some form of "we are a resort and don't do that." The meeting rooms are sad and tired. Lights are burned out all around the place. Sidewalks are not cleared of snow and ice so there is always a danger when walking.