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Oct 15, 2016
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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$83
Good value Canmore hotel featuring rooms with jacuzzi, kitchenette and fireplace
Econo Lodge Canmore is a great budget hotel in Canmore. It has a lot of raving fans online who really appreciate this hotel for its friendly staff, comfortable rooms and its lower price point, so close to Banff. Highlights at the hotel were eating next door at Chez Francois, the very clean and well-equipped rooms, and the balconies with views of snow-capped mountains. 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: Wi-Fi, parking, continental breakfast
- Many guests were very pleased with their room decor and comfort of the beds
- Many guests liked the location, near to the highway, Banff and amenities in Canmore
- Many guests enjoyed excellent customer service
- Some guests enjoyed beautiful mountain views from their rooms
- Many guests considered it good value for the area
- Some said the included breakfast was more than adequate
Cons
- No elevator to the second floor
- A couple of guests complained about the coffee at the free breakfast
- A couple of guests missed having premium cable channels and movie channels
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Book from ~C$463
Luxury condos with fireplace and balcony, on-site hot tub, BBQ area, nearby trails & dining
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, so no one has to fight, and some suites have dens with bunk beds for the cute little people. There’s an outdoor hot tub and fireplace for enjoying the stars and views of the mountains at night, and a BBQ area. The Junction House Café & Market offers groceries and dining a 4-minute walk from the hotel.
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi and free parking
- Many guests described their rooms as clean
- Many reviewers found their rooms to be well equipped with amenities (including kitchens and laundry facilities)
- Several guests thought that the room rates were reasonable
- Several reviewers thought that the location provided easy highway access
- A few guests enjoyed the on-site hot tub
Cons
- No on-site restaurant
- A couple of guests thought that the resort was too far from skiing (45 minutes away)
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Book from ~C$112
Modern Canmore hotel offers rooms or condos with kitchen facilities and BBQ on balcony
Falcon Crest Lodge offers a luxury stay in Canmore. It has stunning condo-style or hotel-room-style accommodations that feature private balconies or patios with gas BBQs. All guest accommodations come with either a kitchenette 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 Wi-Fi, both offered for free. The town of Banff is only a 20-minute drive from this property and downtown Canmore is only 6 minutes away.
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi & free heated underground parking
- All rooms have kitchenettes and suites have full kitchens
- All rooms and suites have a balcony or patio with a BBQ
- Many guests said staff gave outstanding service
- Two outdoor hot tubs
- Guests liked the location, a short drive to Banff and downtown Canmore
- Ski, snowboard and bike storage for guests
- Car washing on site in parkade
Cons
- A couple of guests complained about noise transfer
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Book from ~C$413
A 9-min. drive from Canmore's centre, with clean and modern units
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi, free parking
- Numerous guests enjoyed the hotel's secluded location and proximity to the Banff area
- The hotel's accommodations were described as clean, modern and spacious
- Several lodgers were pleased with the level of customer service they received
Cons
- A few guests reported spotty Wi-Fi and a lack of in-room sundries
- Noise transfer was mentioned by a few guests
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Book from ~C$149
Mountain views, free underground parking and well-appointed and spacious suites
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi and free underground parking
- The suites were beautiful, clean and spacious with views of the mountains according to many guests
- The location was quiet and conveniently located to Canmore's city centre, shops and restaurants, said many reviewers
- The staff were praised for being friendly, accommodating and responsive by several reviewers
- The pool was enjoyable, said several reviewers
- The beds were comfortable, according to some guests
Cons
- A couple guests, specifically those that had pool facing rooms, had noise complaints
- A couple reviewers could not get all the TV channels to work
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Book from ~C$568
Central locale, quiet and luxurious units, great staff, but unavailable after hours
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi, free parking
- The hotel's peaceful locale and proximity to downtown were praised by many guests
- Numerous lodgers complimented their quiet and luxurious units
- Several reviewers were pleased with the friendly and efficient staff
Cons
- A few guests reported dirty and missing kitchen utensils
- A few lodgers complained that staff were not available after hours
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Book from ~C$120
Highly praised Canmore resort with outdoor pool, hot tubs & large suites with full kitchen
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi, free parking
- Many reviewers praised their modern and well-equipped rooms
- The hotel's staff and customer service were a source of many compliments by guests
- Several lodgers were pleased with the hotel's close proximity to downtown Canmore and Lake Louise
Cons
- A couple of guests complained about there being no restaurant on site
- Some guests found cleaning inconsistencies and some minor repairs needed in their rooms
- A couple of guests complained about hearing noise from the nearby highway and adjacent rooms
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Book from ~C$84
Canmore hotel with indoor pool and waterslide offers rooms with hot tub and balcony
Pros
- Free hot breakfast, Wi-Fi and parking
- Indoor pool with water slide
- Mountain views from most rooms
- Guests praise the friendly staff, comfortable rooms and spacious suites
- Despite being near a railway track, train noise not a problem for most guests
Cons
- Even though the breakfast is free, many reviewers thought the food was subpar
- Some guests complained the indoor pool was too crowded
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Popular downtown Canmore motel offers value rooms with kitchenette and free parking
Pros
- Free amenities: Wi-Fi, parking
- Many said their rooms were very clean with comfortable beds
- Many felt the hotel provided good value for the area, especially when compared to Banff prices
- Guests loved the location, an easy walk to restaurants, pubs, groceries and shops
- Wi-Fi was rated as good overall
Cons
- This motel has three floors but no elevator
- Some lodgers complained of noise transfer during their stay
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Book from ~C$62
Popular and pet-friendly Canmore hotel with cozy tavern, restaurant and private hot tubs
Pros
- Free Wi-Fi, free breakfast, free parking
- Most reviewers praised their charming and well-appointed rooms
- The hotel's staff were a source of many compliments by guests
- Several lodgers enjoyed the food and service at the on-site restaurant
Cons
- Some guests complained of noise disruptions from the pub and nearby train tracks
- The hotel's decor and fixtures were in need of an upgrade according to some reviewers
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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