After a day in Banff National Park, what better way to unwind than a soak or a swim in your hotel pool, or if you are a family with kids, some of the indoor or outdoor pools can be a destination in their own right. Most hotels in Banff have some sort of hot tub or whirlpool, but several Banff accommodations offer a lot more than that, with some hotels offering swimming pools and others having larger hot pools with unique designs or in special locations. Below you will find a comprehensive list of hotels in Banff with pools that we regard to be a level above the average hot tub.

The Douglas Fir Resort & Chalets has one of the most popular swimming pools for families with 2 indoor waterslides plus whirlpools. This facility is free to hotel guests, and costs $12 for general admission.

As part of its impressive sports facilities the Banff Rocky Mountain Resort has a 15 metre indoor pool as well as an indoor and outdoor hot tub.

Guests at Best Western Siding 29 Lodge can do laps in the indoor swimming pool, or just relax in the hot tub.

Not surprisingly, the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel has an excellent selection of pools, with a 20 metre outdoor heated pool (open year round), a 32 metre indoor pool, as well as a shallow indoor pool for small kids plus an indoor jetted hot tub. These pools in the Aquatic Centre are free of charge to hotel guests, while the mineral pool with waterfalls in the Willow Stream Spa as well an indoor and outdoor hot tub are available for an additional charge (currently $69 per day for hotel guests).

The Banff Park Lodge has an indoor heated swimming pool as well as a large Jacuzzi. Guests of the nearby Homestead Inn can also make use of these facilities.

The Banff High Country Inn offers an indoor heated pool plus hot tubs which guests at their sister property the Red Carpet Inn can also enjoy.

Guests at the Inns of Banff can enjoy a relaxing soak in the indoor pool after a day of skiing or hiking in the mountains.

The Rundlestone Lodge can offer its guests a 45 foot indoor lap pool plus a large whirlpool.

The Voyager Inn has a large outdoor heated pool which is open year-round, plus an indoor jacuzzi.

A unique hot pool can be found at the Fox Hotel & Suites, whose grotto-like appearance resembles the historic pools at the Cave & Basin.

The Grotto Spa mineral pool plus a whirlpool can be found at the Delta Banff Royal Canadian Lodge.

At the Banff Caribou Lodge & Spa you’ll find a large 26 person jetted hot pool which is part of their Red Earth Spa facility, but is free for all hotel guests to use.

The Rimrock Resort Hotel offers its guests an indoor pool as well as a whirlpool as part of their spa & leisure facilities.

The indoor pool, hot plunge pool, and hot tub at the Banff Park Lodge can be used by guests of sister hotel, the Bow View Lodge.

Guests at the Hidden Ridge Resort can enjoy magnificent mountain views from the two outdoor hot pools perched on a ridge looking west down the Bow Valley.

And finally, Tunnel Mountain Resort has an indoor heated pool and 2 indoor whirlpools for its guests to enjoy.

If you don’t stay at a Banff hotel with a pool, you can always make use of one the public pools in Banff Alberta, namely the 25 metre swimming pool at the Sally Borden Fitness & Recreation Centre (public swim price $5.50 adults, $3.50 5-15 yrs), or the pool with waterslides at the Douglas Fir Resort & Chalets ($12).

For anyone living in Alberta, Monday February 19 2018 will be the annual Family Day holiday, meaning that Family Day Weekend from Feb 16 to 19 2018 is a great opportunity for 2 or 3 days of skiing or snowboarding, or simply visiting Banff National Park for a long weekend. If you have previously had the pleasure of spending Family Day Weekend in Banff, you will know that it’s one of the busiest weekends of the winter for Banff hotels, which means that it’s highly recommended that you make your hotel reservations as early as possible, while there are still rooms available.
At the time of writing there are still rooms available at Banff hotels throughout the weekend however availability for a one night stay on the night of Saturday February 17 is becoming limited, and there may be more options open if you select a stay of 2 or more nights.
Click here to check current rates and availability for hotels in Banff

No Vacancy?
If you are unable to find suitable accommodation in Banff, you could consider staying at a hotel in Canmore, which is an easy 20 minute drive away from Banff and well located for skiing at Banff’s three ski resorts as well as at Nakiska. On holiday weekends it is generally easier to find availability at hotels in Canmore, possibly at a lower rate!
Click here to check current rates and availability for hotels in Canmore

Another option would be to try hotels in Lake Louise which lies 60km west of Banff, and is of course ideally located for skiing at Lake Louise Mountain Resort.
Click here to check current rates and availability for hotels in Lake Louise

Because it is such a busy weekend for hotels in Banff, most accommodations do not offer any Family Day weekend packages or special deals, with the busiest night for lodging likely to be Saturday February 17, however accommodation for Friday February 16, and Sunday February 18 is also sure to eventually fill up.
Once you have booked your Banff hotel, you should consider making your other arrangements for the holiday weekend, such as booking tours or making restaurant reservations, and if you are planning to ski, it is strongly recommended that you arrive at the ski resorts as early as possible so that you can park your car, purchase your ski pass and head up the lifts before the crowds arrive.
Banff is a wonderful place to spend the Family Day holiday, and if you plan ahead you will find the ideal hotel in Banff to experience a truly memorable weekend.

Banff is a superb destination for celebrating New Years, where sophisticated New Year’s Eve parties, mouth watering New Year menus, and fun family activities, all combine to make 2017/18 New Years in Banff Alberta very difficult to beat.

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For hotels in Banff, New Years is a much busier time than Christmas in Banff and early reservations are strongly recommended. Although many Banff accommodations do not offer specific packages for New Years, you can be sure that they are all open for business, and those with restaurants will generally have special dinners or festive menus available.
*Note that at this busy time you will generally find better availability for a 2 night stay or longer.
To check availability and rates at Banff hotels for New Years or other dates, click here.

NYE Party in Downtown Banff

To mark the start of 2018 there will be an outdoor family friendly party in downtown Banff between Buffalo Street and Wolf Street from 7pm to midnight on Dec 31 featuring street entertainers, games, kids’ activities, food stalls, campfires, story telling, music and of course the usual spectacular firework display.

Alternatively, if you are looking for a special New Years hotel package or festive menu, we have featured some interesting options below.

New Years at the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel

For years the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel has been renowned for hosting the biggest New Year’s Eve party in Banff, and December 31st 2017 will be no different. If you are thinking of visiting the Banff Springs for New Years, you should take a look at what they have planned for their New Years Gala, and indeed throughout the holiday period there is a whole host of exciting festive activities and events taking place at the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel, as well as several ways to spend New Years Eve itself:

New Year’s Gala – Dec 31 2017
This is Banff’s big New Years celebration – in the Van Horne Ballroom a wonderful 4 course dinner is served including wine service and a host bar, with live band, Barry Shaw and The Fairmont Banff Springs Orchestra, playing in the background. Following dinner the music becomes livelier and dancing begins for a fully fledged New Year’s Eve party until 1am, with a midnight buffet included. After dinner from 8pm children aged 6-12 yrs are invited to attend the New Year’s Kids Party.
6pm-1am
Cost for the whole evening $345 adults, $190 teenagers (13-17 yrs)
Cost for dance only $165 adults, $110 teenagers (13-17 yrs)
Cost for dinner & kids party $195 (6-12 yrs)

New Year’s Eve Dinner Buffet – Dec 31
A worthy feast to celebrate the last day of the year featuring local cuisine.
5-9pm in the Bow Valley Grill
Adults $83, Children 6-12 yrs $47

New Year’s Day Brunch – Jan 1 2018
What better way to start off 2018 than to enjoy the New Year’s day brunch in the Bow Valley Grill? A veritable feast and, for many, a New Years institution.
11.30am-2pm, Adults $68, Children 6-12 yrs $38

To check room rates and availability at the Banff Springs Hotel for the holiday period click here.
For further details of all the festive activities and dining events taking place over New Years, take at look at the Banff Springs Hotel’s Christmas at the Castle Guide which you will receive when you check in.

Rimrock Resort Hotel

The Rimrock Hotel has several dining options for New Year’s Eve, including a 6 course gourmet dinner in the 5 Diamond Eden Restaurant, a five course New Years Eve menu in the Primrose Dining Room, and a family friendly Mardi Gras Gala including buffet dinner plus Jazz Trio and DJ, as well as children’s entertainment.

Banff Park Lodge

The Banff Park Lodge has a tradition of celebrating the Holiday Season in style, and the last day of the year will be no different:

New Year’s Eve Dinner Buffet – Dec 31 2017
Your last meal of 2017, so make it a good one! Generous buffet in Crave Mountain Grill which the whole family will enjoy, including salads, cold appetizers, grilled pork tenderloin medallions, seared chicken breast supreme filled with prosciutto & goats cheese, carving station with Alberta prime rib and roast veal shoulder filled wild mushroom duxelles, plus a flambé dessert station and a chocolate fountain!
6pm-10pm, Adults $68, Children 6-12 yrs $41

New Years Day Brunch – Jan 1 2018
Delectable brunch buffet in Crave Mountain Grill to celebrate the first day of 2018.
10am-2pm, Adults $39, Children 6-12 yrs $21

*The above rates are subject to applicable taxes, subject to availability, subject to change without notice, and hotel room rates are generally based on double occupancy. For current information, please contact the Banff accommodations directly using the links provided.
If you are spending Xmas in Banff, you may be interested in reading our article about accommodation packages in Banff at Christmas.
If you are looking at various options in the Rockies for New Years, you may also wish to consider New Year’s Eve in Lake Louise.
If you cannot find a vacancy at a hotel in Banff for December 31, you may wish to consider spending New Year’s Eve in Canmore, just 20 minutes drive east of Banff, where room availability can often be better.

Christmas in Banff is a truly magical experience for many reasons; the snow covered Canadian Rockies, warm hospitality, world class skiing, and a great selection of winter activities make Banff the perfect destination for your 2017 Christmas vacation. Although Christmas is much quieter than New Years in Banff, it is still advisable to book your hotel accommodation early.

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Hotels in Banff know how to celebrate Christmas in style and although many Banff hotels do not offer specific Christmas packages, they are certainly open for business right through the Christmas period, with no shortage of festive dining and celebrations throughout the town.
To check availability and compare rates at several Banff hotels for the Christmas period, click here.

If you are looking for special Xmas packages offered by Banff accommodations, you may be interested in the following options:

Christmas at the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel

It is difficult to imagine a more idyllic setting than the Banff Springs Hotel to celebrate the Christmas of your dreams with your family or loved ones. As soon as you arrive at the ‘Castle in the Rockies’ during the holiday period and see the enormous and lavishly decorated Christmas trees and hear the festive music you know you’re in for a truly memorable experience. Throughout the holiday period there is a whole host of fun and festive activities taking place at the hotel – in fact there is so much going on, they produce a special Xmas guide booklet to help you keep up with all the fun!
To check room only rates and availability at the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel click here.

The Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel offers two Christmas packages for 2017:
Couples just looking for a room at a favourable rate should consider the Couples Holiday Getaway Package, which is basically a ‘stay 2 nights and get the 3rd night free’ deal. The package is based on double occupancy in a Fairmont Room for a minimum 3 night stay from December 21 2017 to January 2 2018.
For families or couples who are looking for luxury accommodation with holiday ‘extras’ included, the Christmas at the Castle Package may be just the ticket. This package includes accommodation in a Fairmont Room, self parking, a decorated Christmas tree in your room, plus a whole host of festivities taking place over the holiday period. The package is valid from Dec 17 to Dec 31 2017, with rates starting at $539 per night based on double occupancy in a Fairmont Room.

Once you have booked your room, you can look forward to taking part in Christmas activities such as the gingerbread house workshop, the great Santa send-off, Santa’s workshop, cookie decorating, curling, Christmas carols, ice skating, wilderness walks, teen games room and much much more.
For Christmas Eve and Christmas Day dining, there are a variety of options including:

Traditional Christmas Dinner Buffet – Dec 24 & Dec 25
A Christmas buffet with festive flair in the Bow Valley Grill.
5-9pm, Cost $82 adults, $47 kids 6-12 yrs, 5 and under free

Cascade Family Christmas Buffet – Dec 24
Decadent Christmas dinner buffet in the Cascade Ballroom.
5-9.30pm, Cost $84 adults, $50 kids 6-12 yrs, 5 and under free

Christmas Day Brunch – Dec 25
The Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel Christmas Day brunch in the Riverview Lounge, Alberta Room & Cascade Ballroom – sure to impress!
9.30am-1.30pm, Cost $84 adults, $50 kids 6-12 yrs, 5 and under free

Christmas Afternoon Tea – Dec 24, 25 & 26
Traditional Afternoon Tea on Christmas Eve, Christmas Day or Boxing Day in the Rundle Lounge with some of the best views in the Canadian Rockies.
11am-5pm, Cost $65 adults, $35 kids 6-12 yrs, 5 and under free

For full information about Christmas activities and Christmas & Boxing Day dining at the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel, be sure to view the official Christmas at the Castle Guide which you will receive on check-in.

Banff Park Lodge

If your idea of getting into the festive spirit is to listen to some live holiday music while enjoying pre-dinner drinks, you should check out the Terrace Lounge by the lobby of the Banff Park Lodge. They often feature a live pianist in the early evening on December 24th and 25th, and we are hoping this year will be no exception.
Crave Mountain Grill at the same hotel will be offering a Sunday Brunch with Santa from 10am-2pm on Christmas Eve with a selection of breakfast and lunch items including eggs benedict, omelet station, carving station, cold cuts, salads, and fresh vegetables. Be sure to save room for dessert which includes a chocolate fountain! Adults $39, Children 6-12 yrs $21.
Crave Mountain Grill will also be presenting a traditional feast on the evening of December 25th with their Festive Christmas Dinner Buffet. You find roast turkey on the menu with all the trimmings, a carving station with Alberta striploin of beef and house made porchetta, maple soy cedar plank salmon filet, pan seared gnocchi with grilled vegetable ratatouille, salads, charcuterie & seafood appetizers and festive desserts including a Crepe Suzette station and a chocolate fountain. The price for adults is $68, with children 6-12yrs costing $41.
La Terrazza, an Italian restaurant at the Banff Park Lodge, will be offering a plated 5 course Christmas menu on the evening of December 25 with a choice of entrees including turkey breast & confit turkey thigh with garlic cheese whipped potato, OR crispy skin Brome Lake duck breast with fingerling potatoes & pancetta, OR slow roasted AAA Alberta beef striploin with fingerling potatoes & pancetta, OR pan seared Oceanwise red snapper filet with garlic chili lime risotto. Combined with an equally delicious soup, appetizer, palate cleanser and dessert, this special costs $80 per person with an optional wine pairing for an additional $39 per person.
To check room rates at the Banff Park Lodge click here.

Rimrock Resort Hotel

The Rimrock Resort Hotel has lots of fun activities taking place over the Holidays, such as children’s crafts, ice skating & curling with hot chocolate, a Christmas Eve celebration, campfire singalong, scavenger hunts, a visit from Santa on the morning of December 25th, and a selection of venues to enjoy Xmas dinner.
To check rates for the 2017 Holiday Season click here.

Buffalo Mountain Lodge

Buffalo Mountain Lodge is offering a Christmas Package which includes one night’s accommodation on December 25th, Christmas dinner, plus a buffet breakfast on Boxing Day, December 26th.

**The above hotel rates are subject to applicable taxes, subject to availability, subject to change without notice, and generally based on double occupancy. To confirm details and availability for all hotel packages and Christmas dining, please use the links provided.
If you are going to be in Banff for New Year’s Eve, you may also be interested in seeing some Banff New Year hotel packages.

If you are coming to the 2017 Banff Mountain Festival and are planning to book a hotel in Banff, you could save money by taking advantage of one of the special Film Festival rates offered by several Banff hotels:

For absolute convenience and the shortest possible walk from your hotel room to Festival events, you can’t beat staying at the Banff Centre itself. Their standard rooms are being offered at the Mountain Festival rate from $139 per night which includes access to the impressive fitness and recreation facilites.

On your visit to the Mountain Film & Book Festival, why not try one of Banff’s newest hotels, the Elk & Avenue, with its contemporary mountain inspired design and conveniently located just a short walk from downtown. Rates start at $119 per night for stays from October 28th to November 6th 2017 and breakfast is included. Use Promo Code BMFF.

A rate of $99 midweek and $119 at weekends can be found at Brewster’s Mountain Lodge. The special rate includes a continental breakfast and is valid from October 1 to November 30 2017 (excluding Thanksgiving), using Promo Code: FILM.

Buffalo Mountain Lodge is offering 25% off the regular rate for Sunday-Thursday stays throughout the 2017 film festival.

At the world famous Fairmont Banff Springs Albertans can treat themselves to a luxury hotel experience by taking advantage of the special Alberta Residents Rate. Valid during the festival, this locals’ special gets you a discount of up to 30% off the best available rate.

Located close to the river in downtown Banff, the Banff Park Lodge is offering a special rate of $109 from Sun-Fri and $139 on Saturday nights from October 27 to November 5. Use Promo Code: FESTIVAL.

Charltons Banff is featuring a special rate of $134 per night from Sun-Thurs and $154 per night for Fri & Sat, which includes a continental breakfast, free parking and WiFi. Use Promo Code: FILM.

Banff Lodging Company properties the Banff Caribou Lodge & Spa, Fox Hotel & Suites and the Moose Hotel & Suites are offering a 20% discount to festival goers using the Promo Code: MTNFILMFEST.

* The above rates are generally based on double or single occupancy and are subject to applicable taxes, subject to availability, and subject to change without notice. For current information and for reservations, please contact the Banff hotels directly.

There is no doubt that all Banff hotels can offer a welcome change from city living, but if you really want to escape there are some fantastic resorts and chalets hidden away in their own quiet corner of Banff National Park. Each of the following properties has a unique location and charm, and they all offer a way to bring you closer to nature while providing the perfect base for discovering the rest of the Banff and Lake Louise area.

Johnston Canyon Resort is located west of Banff on Highway 1A, between Banff and Castle Junction, and offers cabins and chalets of various sizes. The resort has an idyllic location at the end of a picturesque canyon, which guests can walk up on a series of interpretive trails and bridges that take you past amazing waterfalls and geological formations.

Baker Creek Mountain Resort is a charming property located on Highway 1A, approx 15 minutes east of Lake Louise. Choose between 3 types of Lodge Suite or 3 sizes of chalet, each with kitchen or kitchenette. The locally sourced water is magical both for bathing and drinking, and the Baker Creek Bistro provides a fantastic dining experience.

Castle Mountain Chalets are located roughly half way between Banff and Lake Louise on Highway 1A not far from Castle Junction. The accommodation is in the form of log cabins or chalets of varying sizes, each with a kitchen or kitchenette.

Storm Mountain Lodge is found on Highway 93 south of Castle Junction, around 25 mins from Banff. Accommodation is in log cabins which are well appointed and charming, with the type of rustic feel only attainable in such a historic location. The fine dining restaurant is excellent and is well regarded throughout the area.

If you are bringing your pet to the Canadian Rockies and you need to find a pet friendly hotel in Banff, you have plenty of options to choose from as there are several Banff hotels which are pet friendly where your dog or cat will be made to feel welcome. Most Banff pet friendly hotels have allocated a limited number of rooms to be used for pets, and it is important that you inform your hotel at the time of booking to make sure one of the pet friendly rooms is available for you. All pet friendly hotels in Banff will charge you a daily fee for your pet ranging from $10-$35 per pet per day, and we have provided links to the hotels’ pet policies where available. It is advisable to contact the individual Banff accommodations directly to find out details of any rules or restrictions regarding pets staying at the property.

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The Juniper Hotel & Bistro The Juniper Hotel & Bistro 1 Juniper Way, Mount Norquay Rd, Banff, Alberta, Canada Pet Friendly: Yes. $25 charge per pet per day Website: www.thejuniper.com Phone Number: 1 866 551 2281 Located at the base of Mount Norquay, the Juniper Hotel is just a short drive from downtown Banff while enjoying a unique setting with some of the most impressive views of any Banff hotel. Extensively renovated in 2003/4 with strong consideration for the environment, guest rooms boast a contemporary design influenced by natural materials, and include free local calls, free internet access, mini fridge, and organic bath amenities. The Juniper Bistro is one of Banff’s favorite dining establishments, and the views from the patio are nothing short of magnificent. The hotel prides itself on pampering any pets that come to stay and provides a plush pet bed, water bowl, treats and clean up baggies.

Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel 405 Spray Ave Banff, Alberta, Canada Pet Friendly: Yes. $50 charge per pet per day Pet Policy: Click here Website: www.fairmont.com Phone Number: 403 762 2211 One of the most famous hotels in Canada, the Fairmont Banff Springs was the first hotel to be built in Banff, and has been attracting visitors to the area for more than 100 years. Sometimes known as the Castle in the Rockies, the Banff Springs offers luxury accommodation in an impressive setting, with a variety of excellent restaurants, a world class spa, and outstanding views of the Canadian Rockies. The Banff Springs is a pet friendly hotel and a maximum of 2 pets are permitted which must be supervised at all times.

Best Western Siding 29 Lodge Best Western Siding 29 Lodge 453 Marten St Banff, Alberta, Canada Pet Friendly: Yes. $10 charge per pet per day Pet Policy: Click here Website: www.bestwesternsiding29.com Phone Number: 1 800 937 8376 Situated a short 5 minute walk from downtown, the Best Western Siding 29 Lodge offers Banff pet friendly accommodations to suit all budgets at a standard you would expect from a Best Western hotel. At the economy end, their Single Rooms have either one queen or one king bed and would suit one or two people, while the Standard Rooms are good for up to four people in two queen beds. Standard Plus Rooms are larger with a small fridge and pull-out sofa, and there is also a selection of suites some of which offer a Jacuzzi, full kitchen and fireplace. Hotel amenities include a free hot breakfast, heated indoor pool and hot tub.

Rimrock Resort Hotel Rimrock Resort Hotel 300 Mountain Ave Banff, Alberta, Canada Pet Friendly: Yes. $40 charge per pet per day (additional pet costs $20 per day) Website: www.rimrockresort.com Phone Number: 403 762 3356 Often compared with the Banff Springs, the Rimrock is Banff’s alternative luxury hotel, and its location above the town of Banff at the foot of Sulphur Mountain provides it with arguably even better mountain views than it’s rival. Rooms are exquisitely appointed, are of a good size, and are well positioned to benefit from the amazing views. The lounge bar with walk-around fireplace is very welcoming, and the Eden restaurant is one of the best in western Canada. This is one of the most luxurious Banff dog friendly hotels and provides your pet with a pet bed, food and water bowl, a fresh dog biscuit and doodoo bags.

Homestead Inn Homestead Inn 217 Lynx St Banff, Alberta, Canada Pet Friendly: Yes. $25 charge per pet per night Pet Policy: Click here Website: www.homesteadinnbanff.com Phone Number: 1 800 661 1021 This affordable downtown motel is a popular choice among visitors from Alberta, who enjoy its convenient location within easy walking distance of the restaurants and shopping of downtown Banff, as well as being close to the river walking trails. All rooms have 2 double beds, en suite bathroom, TV, coffee maker, and mini fridge. The hotel is cat friendly and dog friendly, with a maximum of 2 pets per room allowed at the additional charge of $25 per pet per night. Also the pet fees are capped at $100 per pet, which could add up to big savings on a long stay.

Banff Voyager Inn Banff Voyager Inn 555 Banff Ave Banff, Alberta, Canada Pet Friendly: Yes. $20 charge per day – max 1 pet per room Website: www.banffvoyagerinn.com Phone Number: 1 800 879 1991 This simple and comfortable pet friendly accommodation is located a 15 min walk from downtown Banff, and offers an affordable option for visitors and travellers on a budget. Guest rooms have a balcony, en suite bathroom, cable TV and coffee maker, and most rooms have two queen beds. The Voyageur Lounge bar is popular with long time Banff locals and is a good place for a beer and some casual pub food. This pet friendly hotel wants “pet guests to have the same experience as our human guests” and provides ground floor rooms with easy outside access, plus food and water bowls.

Douglas Fir Resort & Chalets Douglas Fir Resort & Chalets Tunnel Mountain Rd Banff, Alberta, Canada Pet Friendly: Yes. $25 charge per dog per day Pet Policy: Click here Website: www.douglasfir.com Phone Number: 1 800 661 9267 Located above the town on the quiet slopes of Tunnel Mountain, the Douglas Fir offers dog friendly accommodations around 5 mins drive from the centre of Banff, with a food dish and water bowl, cookies, trail maps and baggies provided for your dog. The resort offers variety of condos, A-frame chalets, and specialty suites to suit all group sizes. Each unit has a well equipped kitchen, air conditioning, and most units have a wood burning fireplace. The family facilities are excellent and include two large waterslides, swimming pool, kids’ pool, indoor & outdoor playgrounds, and the adults will enjoy the jacuzzis, steam room, saunas, fitness room and outdoor tennis. For your groceries, there is a small grocery store and liquor store conveniently located on site, and there are two large supermarkets in downtown Banff.

Hidden Ridge Resort Hidden Ridge Resort 901 Hidden Ridge Way Banff, Alberta, Canada Pet Friendly: Yes. $25 charge per pet per day Pet Policy: Click here Website: www.banffhiddenridge.com Phone Number: 1 800 661 1372 The Hidden Ridge enjoys a quiet and secluded location, hidden away from the other properties on Tunnel Mountain. The mountain views are spectacular and you get a true feeling of being in nature, yet you are just a 5 min drive from downtown Banff. All condos have a balcony or patio, wood burning fireplace, full kitchen, and have between 1 and 4 queen size beds, depending on the size of the condo. There are several hiking trails close by, and two hot pools. These pet friendly condos allow dogs and cats and provide each pet with a pet bed, bowls, and special treats on arrival.

Banff Ptarmigan Inn Banff Ptarmigan Inn 337 Banff Ave Banff, Alberta, Canada Pet Friendly: Yes. $25 charge per pet per day Pet Policy: Click here Website: www.banffptarmiganinn.com Phone Number: 1-800-661-8310 With a convenient location just one block from the downtown core, the Banff Ptarmigan Inn offers comfortable lodging in standard, superior or premium rooms, with the premium rooms offering a fireplace. Free tickets for the Banff transit bus are included for all guests, and other amenities include two whirlpools, steamroom, sauna, plus an Italian style restaurant.

Red Carpet Inn Red Carpet Inn 425 Banff Ave Banff, Alberta, Canada Pet Friendly: Yes. $20 charge per pet per day Website: www.banffredcarpet.com Phone Number: 1 800 563 4609 Located just 3 blocks from downtown Banff, the Banff Red Carpet is a good choice for budget minded visitors, with several room types ranging from 1 to 3 beds, plus some Jacuzzi rooms. All rooms have en suite bathroom, mini fridge, cable TV, free wireless internet and air conditioning. Also offers free continental breakfast and hot tub.

Inns of Banff Inns of Banff 600 Banff Ave Banff, Alberta, Canada Pet Friendly: Yes. $25 charge per pet per day Pet Policy: Click here Website: www.innsofbanff.com Phone Number: 1 800 661 1272 Located on the edge of town, the Inns of Banff offers spacious hotel rooms for a variety of budget levels, including some with impressive mountain views and large private balcony. Larger groups or families will appreciate the newly renovated three or four bedroom condos, each with a modern full kitchen with stainless steel and granite. Hotel facilities include an indoor pool, sauna, selection of restaurants including the Japanese Restaurant Miki and the Bear’s Den Pub.

Bumper’s Inn Bumper’s Inn 603 Banff Ave Banff, Alberta, Canada Pet Friendly: Yes. $25 charge per pet per day Pet Policy: Click here Website: www.banffbumpersinn.com Phone Number: 1 800 661 1272 Very economical accommodation, located 20 mins walk from the centre of Banff. Rooms are simply furnished with 1 or 2 queen beds, en suite bathroom, TV, and wireless internet.

Irwin’s Mountain Inn Irwin’s Mountain Inn 429 Banff Ave Banff, Alberta, Canada Pet Friendly: Yes. $20 charge per pet per day Website: www.irwinsmountaininn.com Phone Number: 1 800 661 1721 With a good location just out of the downtown core, Irwin’s Mountain Inn offers comfortable pet friendly Banff motel style lodging in several different room types, including some one bedroom suites, with some units offering fridges, microwaves and jetted tubs. Facilities include a jetted tub, sauna, fitness centre and free wireless internet. The on-site El Toro restaurant is a long time favorite among Banff locals and serves good food at reasonable prices.

Banff Rocky Mountain Resort Banff Rocky Mountain Resort 1029 Banff Ave Banff, Alberta, Canada Pet Friendly: Yes. $25 charge per pet per day Pet Policy: Click here Website: www.rockymountainresort.com Phone Number: 1 800 563 8764 Located on the outskirts of Banff, a 10 min drive or complimentary shuttle ride from downtown, the Rocky Mountain Resort offers accommodation spread throughout 8 acres of grounds, surrounded by the beauty of the Canadian Rockies. Studio, one bedroom, two bedroom, and loft suites are available, all with kitchen, living/dining area, full bathroom and fireplace. Standard suites are also available without kitchen. For dining, Alpha Bistro is located just off the lobby serving Canadian favorites. The sports facilities are impressive with a well equipped gym, sauna, indoor swimming pool, indoor whirlpool, squash courts, outdoor hot tub, and outdoor tennis courts.

Mount Royal Hotel Mount Royal Hotel – *Currently Closed for Renovations* 138 Banff Ave Banff, Alberta, Canada Pet Friendly: Yes. $25 charge per pet per day Website: www.mountroyalhotel.com Phone Number: 1 877 442 2623 With a convenient location in the centre of town, the Mount Royal is one of the most historic Banff hotels, which offers guests a high standard of accommodation in keeping with the heritage of the building. Choose between standard and superior rooms, or one or two bedroom suites. For dining, the Tony Roma’s restaurant is very popular, while the Paddock Bar is good place for pub food and to watch live sport. Other amenities include hot tub and guest laundry.

*The above rates for pet fees are subject to applicable taxes and subject to change without notice. Several hotels allow a maximum of 2 pets per room, some restrict the type of pet they will accept, and some hotels may not allow pets to be left unattended in the room. For current information regarding fees and pet policies, please contact the hotels directly. When booking Banff hotels pet friendly rooms need to be requested at the time of reservation in order to guarantee that your dog or cat will be accepted.

Whether you are travelling with your family or you simply like the taste of your own cooking, staying in a hotel, condo or suite with kitchen facilities can be a convenient and cost effective way to visit Banff. With two large grocery stores and a fantastic bakery in town, it is easy to be self sustaining and the following list of Banff hotels with kitchens gives you a wide selection of self catering accommodation to choose from:

Popular with families due to its waterslide, Douglas Fir Resort & Chalets offers a range of Banff accommodations with kitchens for various group sizes in a peaceful location on Tunnel Mountain. Each unit has a full kitchen with a cook-top, oven, fridge, microwave, pots, pans and utensils.

Surrounded by magnificent mountain views on the edge of the town of Banff, Banff Rocky Mountain Resort offers Banff lodging with cooking facilities. Their studio suites, one bedroom condos, two bedroom condos and loft suites each boast a kitchen with a stovetop, microwave and dishwasher, as well as pots, pans and utensils.

Charlton’s Cedar Court is a Banff hotel with a convenient location close to downtown. Their Kitchenette Suites offer two sleeping areas plus a kitchenette featuring a four burner stove top, microwave, mini-fridge, dishes, and cooking utensils.

With a quiet location on Tunnel Mountain, Hidden Ridge Resort offers a range of modern condo style accommodation in Banff, with one or two bedroom condos as well as some jacuzzi suites. Each unit offers a full kitchen including a stove, fridge, microwave, dishwasher, as well as stylish granite countertops.

Also located on Tunnel Mountain, Tunnel Mountain Resort offers cabins, chalets or suites for 2, 4, or 6 people. Their loft chalets, mountain cabins, one bedroom suites and loft suites each offer kitchen amenities which include a stove top, oven, dishwasher, microwave oven, full size refrigerator, toaster, coffee maker, pots, pans and utensils. If you do not require a full kitchen, their executive suite offers just a microwave, mini-fridge and coffee maker.