Pros - Very quiet location and a short walk from downtown…read more - Unique interior with a strange electric "fireplace" that provides interesting light at night. - Soaking Tub is great for long hot baths. - Very comfy mattress for nice, quiet night of sleep - Laura was very kind and gave us a great tour on arrival. - Lee was also very kind and engaged in conversation whenever we saw him. - Great location for viewing wildlife on the path into town. Suggestions - We stayed in the "Coach House". It would be nice if there was an electric coffee and hot water maker in the rooms. Getting tea and coffee from the main building and taking it across the parking lot to your room is tough, especially in the snow and ice. - They need to put some kind of holders for soap, shampoo and conditioner in the showers. - The channel guide on the TV needs to be edited to remove the channels not available. it takes forever to go through the guide. If you want a quiet, unique experience without the hustle and bustle of a hotel, this is the place for you.

Beautiful property and the most intimate and personal of the 3 places we stayed in Banff. It was…read morethe least expensive bc we booked this stay week of. Upon arrive at the house, there is a spot to pull up at and check-in. The staff gives you a nice tour. There is a good selection of local teas, coffees, hot chocolate, utensils, etc available to you 24/7. Breakfast is served 8:00-9:30. Due to the limited hours we missed it our first day because we had to head out early to the ice field parkway. We booked the king deluxe, which was located in the carriage house. It had a beautiful extra large soaking tub, radiant heated shower floor, bar sink, mini fridge, sun window, screened patio, and faux fireplace. I had a wonderful spa like soak every evening. Perfect after a cold and rainy day exploring Banff. There are also plenty of books, games, and puzzles available in the main house.

I've been saving the Buffaloberry Bed and Breakfast for review #500…read more The B&B is named after a native plant that grows throughout the Canadian Rockies. The Buffaloberry's berries are not only favorite treats of the birds and bears, but were also used by the Plains Indians to flavor buffalo meat. A more appropriate (and cuter) name couldn't have been found for James and Theresa's property, as you will learn about their passion for wildlife, native plants, and culinary endeavors while staying with them. The personable James and Theresa are true professionals, skilled in the art of hospitality and home-building. They designed and built The Buffaloberry Bed and Breakfast from the ground up to be a gorgeous home with a purpose: the purpose of treating guests to the best B&B experience ever. Four bedrooms (two on each floor) are located near the entrance of the property. The living space with comfortable couches, a fireplace, bar area and outdoor patio, is shared with everyone. The breakfast table is shared, as well, which is separated from the kitchen by a sliding door. You can just imagine what wondrous creations are being made behind that door while you sit and enjoy your coffee or tea, yogurt, fruit salad, homemade granola and muffins before the hot portion of the meal is served. Theresa's recipes are tested and experimented with several times until she feels she has everything just right. And she definitely has everything just right! From whole soft-cooked eggs in Canadian bacon pockets to souffle-like Camembert scrambled eggs with onions and chicken apple sausage to buckwheat blueberry pancakes to croissant French toast...we were in B&B heaven. We were provided with excellent suggestions for our explorations around Banff, including hikes of varying levels of difficulty and sites of historical interest. The property was perfectly located just a few blocks from the main part of town with a Safeway along the way. No review of a B&B would be complete without comments about the rooms themselves. At The Buffaloberry, every detail has been thought of and taken care of for you. Each room has a private bathroom (two have shower stalls and two have showers over tubs) with plenty of towels and travel-sized soap/shampoo. The queen-sized beds are very comfortable and covered with high quality linens and super warm yet lightweight duvets. There are small TVs over a desk, and the two rooms facing the front of the property have additional windows from which you can see some of the mountains of Banff. The entire B&B is tastefully and warmly decorated; the beautiful Canadian pine and special flooring offer a very comfortable yet elegant style that we definitely enjoyed. I highly recommend that you stay at The Buffaloberry while in Banff. You can thank me after you get back home and are missing Theresa and James and their delicious breakfasts!

Loved Buffaloberry B&B. Stayed for 3 nights to ride GranFondo. Beautiful home, lovely hostess,…read moregreat location.

This home (and believe us they make you feel at home) was warm and welcoming on the evening we…read morearrived. Our hosts were so unbelievably kind. My husband and I had a tough day. Our cell service was not letting us connect to the to roaming. I could not log in to my booking.Com account. We were pretty much flying blind after hitting the US/Canada border. We tried to notify Beaujolais Boutique of our late arrival. Long story they got it and replied. We were even later than we thought. Pete met us with the hospitality beyond measure. Immediately our mood lifted. What a beautiful place. Our Room was exactly at pictured but better. The bed was a cloud and we floated off to sleep. Upon waking and going downstairs for breakfast I know I thought I was still sleeping the food that Pete bought out form the kitchen for us was fantastic. Alex the magic maker in the kitchen did not disappoint. Three courses of just right as Goldy Locks says . You just need to spend 5 minutes with Pete and Alex and the genuine welcome you feel makes you somehow light on your feet for your travels for the rest of the day. BTW a guest also staying at Beaujolais fixed our issue with our phones . Good places draw great people. The view we saw out our balcony was stunning.

WOW!!! My husband and I own and operate our own B&B, so we have very high standards and are…read moreadmittedly, discerning guests. Beaujolais Boutique B&B exceeded our expectations in every way. Alexandra and Pete, the owner/operators, are a dynamic duo who have created a truly exceptional experience. Their home-cooked breakfasts are a highlight, offering a variety of delicious courses, all prepared with the highest quality ingredients. The amenities and thoughtful touches throughout the B&B reflect their dedication to making every guest's stay memorable. We were thoroughly impressed and highly recommend Beaujolais Boutique B&B.

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

I didn't really know what to expect when we made our reservations here as I've never stayed at a…read morebed and breakfast or a place where the owners are home. Not only was this extremely affordable the host Clara is Banff's real gem. She was the sweetest lady and just wanted to make sure that we had a good time. The room we stayed in had a really comfortable queen bed and a bathroom for my friend and I to share that was in the room itself. She has a common area in the downstairs with couches and a pool table as well. The breakfast we had was home made pastries that were absolutely delicious. I really feel like I got my money's worth and if I were ever to come back to Banff again, I'd stay here. Give Clara a call, she'll take great care of you!

we stayed here for 4 nights sept 5-8 2011. What a lovely find for us. lots of accomodations to…read moresift thru if you want a b and b. very clean, modern home. plenty of space and privacy. we had the use of a kitchen/ frig/ tables/ skillets/ utensils/ sink and it was important for us to dine in with food sensitivities. host was very warm and provided a generous breakfast. home off spray avenue and an easy walk to town. neighborhood was very expensive and home was well constructed of finest materials. we had cancelled a similar priced hotel in town and we were so happy that we stayed at this b and b instead.

Location/Vibe - Best Western Plus in Banff is at the edge of town. It is about 5-10 minutes walking…read moredistance from the town - shopping, food, coffee shops, boba, etc. For me, it's nice that it's not right in town. We did come during transition time, so there were not a lot of people to begin with. But it kept us away from the crowds. The vibe was business/family friendly. The decor and aesthetic inside/in the lobby is dark. It reminds me of those hotels in or nearby airports. The room itself is nice enough. I like the high ceilings in our room. It made it feel like we were in a cabin. Services/Staff - We had hot breakfast in their dining room and free parking. They had a fully stocked coffee/tea bar in the lobby available 24/7, which I enjoyed. I would go downstairs before bedtime almost every night to grab coffee and tea. The staff were friendly. They always greeted us whenever we saw them, answered our questions, and gave us assistance when we needed. Would I come back? Yes. I would stay here again. I would recommend it.

The place was a gem. The rooms were clean and up-to-date. My family really enjoyed staying here…read more Their breakfast was great. I wished Hotel in America had a spread at breakfast instead of waffles.

We had a wonderful 2-night stay at A Good Nite's Rest. It was one of the nicest places I've stayed…read morein. The room was incredibly spacious, with 2 queen beds, a large mini-fridge, microwave, flat screen TV, large closet and table with chairs. You could literally do cartwheels in the room. Although we didn't pay extra, we also ended up with a balcony overlooking the mountains. It's in a great location, and I was able to walk to shops and even Bow Falls. The room was very quiet, clean and comfortable, with every amenity I could possibly desire. It had free, fast wifi (Skype worked well). It looked very modern and even had a nice, spacious bathroom with granite countertops and a beautifully tiled shower. They provided shampoo, soap, conditioner, lotion, a hair dryer and a coffee maker with coffee. The room had a thermostat with a heater that worked well when it dropped down to -9 degrees, and also a space heater in the closet. Downstairs they provided a free hot breakfast every morning in their dining room with pretty much anything you could think of. Breakfast included bananas, apples, bacon, sausage, eggs, French toast, pancakes, pastries, muffins, yogurt, toast, cereal, milk, OJ and coffee. Staff was extremely friendly and checking in was a breeze. The only downside is that they don't really have parking (maybe 1 or 2 spaces down a long driveway in the back that's difficult to turn around in). However, we managed to find street parking right out front or close by at just about anytime of day or night during our stay.

The room needs to be updated. Clean room.The bed was comfy. The staff was really nice. The fresh…read morebaked croissant were amazing!! I like the variety at breakfast. Lots of charm to the 100 year old house needs some updates and paint job.

DO NOT STAY HERE. We had a terrible night. The room was small and the bathroom awful. The towels…read morewere frayed and the sheets and pillows old. The wifi terrible. The window didn't stay open and you can't control the heat in your own room - it was so hot and stuffy. The worst concern was the paper thin walls and ceiling. We were away on a rare vacation and there was a group of loud, drunken party-ers above us. They were yelling and banging around all night. We literally didn't sleep at all. We were not informed that there was an employee on the premises overnight until the next morning. The house was shaking...I don't know how this employee didn't take it upon themselves to quiet these guests. Do not waste your money.

It was my first experience staying in a hostel and it was a last-minute booking. So I didn't expect…read moremuch but luckily my staying was very pleasant and safe. It was lucky I got a loft space. The ceiling was low and hit my head sometimes but alright. I could open the window freely and enjoy the evening breeze while napping. You will get free breakfast but don't expect much. Four kinds of cereals, toast, milk, coffee and not 100% orange juice lol There is a community kitchen and you can use all tools freely. Even the fridge too. My advice: If the loft is available, ask for it. More privacy and quietness. Bring a pair flip-flops. As there is no bath mat, wearing flip-flops is better after shower. Better to have a small towel for yourself. The hostel provide you only a bath towel. There is a locker inside of your dorm. Bring a lock for that. The number of coat hungers were not enough. I saw some girls use the handrails for hanging wet clothing. There are etiquettes and manners in the hostel. Please considerate for others, especially after quiet time.

Pros: Centrally located, friendly staff, cheap (by Banff standards), comfortable beds and decent…read morefacilities, good wifi. Cons: parking is a nightmare, couldn't find a spot on both days, even the surrounding streets are pretty full, advice is to arrive early, or you will have to walk a bit after parking. Breakfast is average, expensive for a hostel. 3.5 stars overall