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Mar 22, 2018
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Canmore is developing into a wonderful area to stay for those looking for nicer and more economical hotels when visiting Banff, it's ski areas and the park. Canmore also has it's own hiking, biking and nordic skiing. We found three hotels that offer something special, each in their own price range in Canmore.
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Canmore Book from ~C$170
Popular pet-friendly hotel near Canmore with spacious kitchen suites and outdoor hot tub
Copperstone Resort offers affordable excellence. It is a moderately-priced hotel that offers wonderful accommodations with all the amenities of home. It has cozy and beautiful accommodations that are either a one-bedroom or two-bedroom condo, with full kitchen, washer and dryer, fireplace and balcony. There’s a flat screen TV in the living room and in each bedroom and some suites have dens with bunk beds for the children. There’s an outdoor hot tub and fireplace for enjoying the stars and views of the mountains at night, and a BBQ area. The Mad Dog Café & Market offers take home meals and dining a 4-minute walk from the hotel (open Thursday to Sunday).
Pros
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, parking, local and long distance calls, DVD loaners
- Suites were clean and spacious with full kitchens and comfy beds
- Location was an easy drive to restaurants, downtown, the highway and outdoor activities
- Staff were wonderful and accommodating
- Impressive mountain views
- Near to walking paths along Bow River
- Guests liked having heated underground parking
- Many found good value at this hotel
- Wi-Fi was rated good
Cons
- Some complained of noise from within the hotel
- Gym a little basic according to some
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Book from ~C$109
Well loved Canmore hotel with superb service, large kitchen suites and outdoor hot tubs
Falcon Crest Lodge offers a luxury stay in Canmore and is well loved by many of its guests who enjoy the staff's excellent service and the good value the hotel provides. It has stunning condo-style or hotel-room-style accommodations that feature private balconies or patios with Napoleon gas BBQs. All guest accommodations come with either a mini kitchen or full kitchen and fine finishes. There’s a well-equipped fitness room and two outdoor hot tubs on site, as well as Indochine restaurant which features Vietnamese cuisine. There’s heated underground parking for your car and excellent Wi-Fi, both offered for free. The town of Banff is only a 24-minute drive from this property and downtown Canmore is only 5 minutes away.
Pros
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, parking, local and long distance calls, DVD loaners
- Guests loved their very clean, very spacious rooms with great kitchens and comfy beds
- Location was an easy drive to restaurants, downtown, the highway and local skiing
- Staff were exceptional, very friendly and accommodating
- Impressive mountain views said guests
- Many appreciated the heated underground parking
- Wi-Fi was rated excellent
Cons
- Some missed having a pool
- Some found the underground parking a little tight
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Book from ~C$112
Highly praised Canmore resort with outdoor pool, hot tubs & large suites with full kitchen
This well-loved resort hotel offers a very pleasant stay in walking distance to restaurants and only a 5-minute drive or 20-minute walk to downtown Canmore. Guests loved their spacious suites, the outdoor heated pool and hot tubs and spectacular mountain views of this hotel. Heated underground parking was also a great perk for wintertime visitors.
Pros
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, parking, local calls, DVD rentals
- Rooms were spacious, clean and well appointed with comfy beds
- Location was convenient to restaurants, downtown and the highway
- Staff were friendly, informative and helpful
- Guests praised beautiful views
- The heated underground parking accommodated large vehicles
- Guests loved the outdoor heated pool and hot tubs
- Wi-Fi was rated excellent
Cons
- Some missed having a restaurant on site
- A few guests had difficulty working their fireplace
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Book from ~C$130
Well loved Canmore resort with spacious suites, outdoor pool, cafe and stunning views
This resort provides the perfect getaway offering beautiful condo-like suites and first-class service from eager staff. The Blackdog Cafe offers quick eats on site, the year-round outdoor pool, a memorable experience, and majestic mountain views, the unforgettable!
Pros
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, parking, local and long distance calls
- Condo-like suites were very clean with very comfy beds
- Location was an easy drive to restaurants, downtown and the highway
- Staff gave excellent service
- Many loved the vistas of the hotel
- Guests liked the cafe offerings
- The free heated underground parking was a great perk
- Many enjoyed the outdoor heated pool and hot tub
- Wi-Fi was rated excellent
Cons
- A few mentioned noise from nearby trains
- Gym a bit small according to some
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Book from ~C$56
Pet-friendly Canmore hotel with well-equipped rooms, restaurant and stunning mountain views
This hotel provides a comfortable budget stay with beautiful mountain views in well-kept rooms (some with cozy gas fireplaces). It’s well located for enjoying the great outdoors in or near Banff National Park with easy highway access, and only a 5-minute drive to downtown Canmore.
Pros
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, continental breakfast, parking, local calls, newspapers
- Rooms were clean, spacious and well equipped
- Location was convenient to restaurants, downtown, the highway and outdoor activities
- Staff were pleasant and accommodating
- Some guests enjoyed beautiful mountain views from their rooms
- Many found good value at this hotel
- Wi-Fi was rated very good
Cons
- No elevator to the second floor
- Some complained of noise from within the hotel
- Breakfast a little basic according to some
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Book from ~C$61
Pet-friendly Canmore hotel with day spa, indoor pool and kitchenette suites
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi and parking
- All-suite hotel, featuring kitchenettes and sitting areas
- Spacious rooms with various configurations, including lofts, accommodating up to six people
- Many guests appreciated the hotel's proximity to Banff National Park
- Many reviewers liked the mountain views
- Secure ski and snowboard storage room and waxing facilities were appreciated by some guests
Cons
- Backs onto railway tracks, which disturbed many guests, especially those in rooms at the back of the hotel
- Only one elevator, which many guests described as slow
- Many guests complained that the rooms were too hot
- Some guests felt the hotel was starting to show its age in terms of decor and general wear and tear
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Book from ~C$53
Low rates and friendly staff, some concerns with outdated rooms
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi, free parking
- Numerous guests were pleased with the hotel's rates and value
- The hotel's staff were praised for being friendly and knowledgeable
- Some guests enjoyed their comfortable rooms and mountain views
Cons
- Several guests reported worn decor and cleaning issues in their rooms
- Noise transfer was reported by a couple of lodgers
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Book from ~C$61
2-minute drive to Trans-Canada Hwy, on-site pool and laundry facilities
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi and free parking
- A couple of guests appreciated that this hotel permitted pets
- A couple of reviewers enjoyed the on-site pool
Cons
- Many guests described cleanliness inconsistencies
- Several reviewers found the in-room furniture and appliances in need of upgrades
- A few guests described unpleasant odours in their rooms
- A few guests found their beds uncomfortable
- A couple of guests complained about noise disturbances
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Book from ~C$108
Well-liked and pet-friendly condo units near Canmore with full kitchen and gas fireplace
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi, free parking
- Many reviewers found the hotel to be a good value
- Several guests complimented their spacious and well-equipped rooms
- The hotel's location, near area attractions, was praised by many
Cons
- Some lodgers complained of noise disturbances during their stay
- A few guests felt their units needed updated decor and fixtures
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Book from ~C$79
Pet-friendly Canmore chalets on Bow Valley Trail with kitchens, fireplace and patio
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi, free parking
- The hotel's location was praised by several reviewers
- Many guests offered compliments to the hotel's staff
- The hotel's value was praised by some
Cons
- Some reviewers complained of noise disturbances
- The hot tub's early closing hours were a disappointment to some
Tips For Staying In Canmore
Choosing A Hotel in Canmore
What to do in Canmore
Canmore, like many other Rocky Mountain destinations, is a popular place to visit at anytime of the year. Summer provides endless walking trails through parks and wilderness areas surrounding Canmore. Winter brings you some great skiing in the Canadian Rockies. Be sure to check out some ski resorts just north of Canmore in Banff or Kananaskis Village, which is to the south. In addition, many venture to Rat's Nest Cave nearby for a guided cave tour - a year-round attraction.
When to visit Canmore
The majority of hotels in Canmore are situated just off the Trans Canada Highway, which makes for a convenient arrival to your destination after a long drive. There's really something for everyone here. Browse through a selection of hotels, motels and some really beautiful resorts. If you are travelling on a budget it is possible to find some cheap Canmore hotels and motels. The resort-style accommodations might set you back a few extra Toonies and Loonies, but go ahead and pamper yourself, you deserve it. In terms of areas, Canmore is not really all that big, so you are either in Canmore or you are not in Canmore. If you have a specific destination to visit then pick a hotel accordingly. For example, if you're looking to take in the wilderness of Canmore Nordic Centre Provincial Park or Bow Valley Wildland Provincial Park then pick a hotel in the city centre or slightly to the south. If, however, you'd like to make a trip to Banff, then perhaps find a hotel towards the north end of the city.
Surrounding Area
A typical day trip for a tourist would be to head to Banff, which is only a 20 minute drive north along the Trans Canada Highway. In fact, many tourists travelling to Banff will often find a hotel in Canmore instead to save a bit of money (or if Banff Inns, hotels and other Banff accommodations are sold out). Finally, Canmore is only about 1.5 hours west of Calgary.
more... A typical day trip for a tourist would be to head to Banff, which is only a 20 minute drive north along the Trans Canada Highway. In fact, many tourists travelling to Banff will often find a hotel in Canmore instead to save a bit of money (or if Banff Inns, hotels and other Banff accommodations are sold out). Finally, Canmore is only about 1.5 hours west of Calgary.
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