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Our top choices for Bow Valley Parkway lodges

Premium bedding, pillowtop beds, individually decorated

Storm Mountain Lodge Cabins & Dining

Castle Junction

Dean

P17,779 total

includes taxes & fees

May 28 - May 29

Sunshine Mountain Lodge

Sunshine

Dean

P20,576 total

includes taxes & fees

Jun 19 - Jun 20

Silver Creek Lodge

Canmore

Drayden

P8,950 total

includes taxes & fees

May 20 - May 21

Paradise Lodge & Bungalows

Lake Louise

Stephanie

P23,759 total

includes taxes & fees

May 21 - May 22

Rocky Mountain Ski Lodge

Canmore

Jason

P10,923 total

includes taxes & fees

May 21 - May 22

Tunnel Mountain Resort

Tunnel Mountain District

Jeffery

P16,738 total

includes taxes & fees

May 26 - May 27

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Top Bow Valley Parkway Hotel Reviews

Everwild Canmore Hotel

2/10 Terrible

"As a wedding photographer who refers a lot of clients, I wanted to try Everwild out first. Pros: New, lots of spa rooms and variety with hydrotherapy, clean hotel and updated rooms, easy parking, restaurant on-site. Wristband to pay for things / get into lockers. Cons: issue with check in, staff told me to call expedia, expedia told me only hotel could make the changes (it was a stressful start), didn't feel as upscale upon checkin as pomeroy does, we were not notified that there would be active construction during our stay (a very loud backhoe during full treatment time if 3.5 hours which was distracting) we would have liked to have been at least told about it beforehand or offered a discount as the price is similar to pomeroy, beanbag chairs in domes were wet (ew) perhaps cedar recliners would be better? The fence was only 6 feet so we could still see the highway and hear a lot of road noise- not super relaxing, cell phone use wasn't enforced (A man was FACETIMING from one of the pools...) They kick you out of the treatment rooms for "rituals" where you have to stand in line to wait to get back in...tough to book into the rituals ahead of time. Restaurant options felt a bit limited. You can't add bacon to a burger? Rooms had price tags on the lotions - it just didn't feel upscale. Overall it was "okay" I am not sure if I'll be back yet or if I feel comfortable referring my clients there. "

Banff Rocky Mountain Resort

8/10 Good

"The property has degraded over the years while the prices have increased. The swimming pool was out of service - again - and the outdoor hot tub was filthy. The TVs in the bedrooms didn't work, which happened the last time too. I requested a crib prior to arrival and they said they would put it in the room, but when we got there it wasn't. I called the front desk and they asked if it could wait until the next day! When the crib was delivered the young guy delivered it assembled to the door and just said: "Here" and left. I struggled to get it in, up the stair and in the room by myself. "

Hotel Canoe and Suites

8/10 Good

"This is a higher end hotel here in Banff. It’s very nice but I’m not sure I would call it premium. Room we had was a balcony with mountain view. Very nice view and balcony, except you are also looking directly into other people’s rooms below as well. The room itself was spacious enough, bathroom is quite nice and the little sink coffee bar was quite cute. Fridge is tiny so don’t expect to put much in there. The coffee and tea they offered was quite nice but I’ll get to the quirks later. Fireplace in the room is also quite nice. But here are the issues. Heater/ air con unit is really loud. I know this is common but for a higher end place maybe I expected a better system in lieu of a window unit. The bed. Very spacious and general comfortable except you’re sleeping on a plastic wrapped bed so every movement made a squeak. Was weird. The bed is also right beside the door and there is literally no insulation, so every noise, door opening or talk in the halls felt like it was inside the room. Our door was also crooked so this didn’t help. Also the rooms were not full in our tower (B). Yet they somehow put use right across from a family with a colic (or neglected) baby that cried constantly from 6-8 pm. We almost complained but we decided to take the high road. You would think they could isolate this family but… whatever. Check-in. Great overall but we were tired and just wanted to get in out room but they ask you what coffee and tea you want and hand pick everything for yo"

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