The indoor pool with a three-story waterslide is a legitimate kid-magnet
Suites come with full kitchens and in-suite laundry, making multi-day stays easy
Walkable to downtown Canmore's best dining without the Banff crowds
クイックテイク: A functional family basecamp that's resting on its waterslide laurels while the interiors slowly age out of style.
@exhalestays によるレビュー: I stayed here for a ski trip and it was the perfect basecamp. The fireplace warmed me up instantly, and the kitchen was great for quick breakfasts. The balcony view has some power lines, but seeing the snowy peaks with my morning coffee was still totally worth it.
ここに泊まったゲストの声
The hype
Families love the pool and location, but everyone agrees the housekeeping is hit-or-miss and the furniture is tired.
Reality check
The 'resort fee' feels like a cash grab when you realize the 'Annex' guests get locked out of the main amenities.
You have kids under 12 who will spend 4 hours a day on the waterslide
You need a full kitchen to save money on meals
You want a walkable location in Canmore near grocery stores and cafes
清潔さと保守管理
7.2
Housekeeping: Inconsistent. Many reports of 'missed spots', dust on baseboards, and trash left from previous guests.
Bathroom hygiene: Functional but tired. Grout often shows discoloration; steam showers are prone to calcification and grime buildup.
Maintenance: Wear and tear is visible. Scuffed walls, chipped furniture, and 'sticky' carpets are frequent complaints.
Linens & towels: Standard hotel grade. Clean but not crisp; towels can feel thin and scratchy.
Odors & scents: Common complaints of musty hallway smells and strong chlorine wafting from the pool area.
Sleepability™
5.5中程度
中程度
0-4うるさい
4-7.5中程度
7.5-10静か
CP Rail trains passing frequently day and night
Hallway noise and footsteps from floors above
HVAC units can be rattly in older rooms
予約前に
知っておくと良いこと
The parking garage height clearance is 6'4"—tight for lifted trucks or roof boxes
Check-out is strictly 10:00 AM, which is earlier than the industry standard
The 'Splash Pass' discount for Elevation Place is the only pool option for Annex guests
持ち物
Heavy-duty earplugs for the train whistles
Slippers (carpets can feel a bit worn/sticky in high-traffic zones)
Your own laundry detergent pods (starter pack is tiny)
ルームジニー
おすすめ
Main Building One-Bedroom Suite (Mountain View) for pool access and scenery
Top floor units to mitigate the 'thumping footsteps' noise from above
避けるべきお部屋
ANY room in the 'Annex' (Separate Building) if you want pool access
North-facing rooms on lower floors if you are sensitive to train noise
ルームリクエストジニー – コピー&ペースト
“I am requesting a room in the Main Building on a high floor, facing away from the railway tracks if possible. Please confirm this is NOT an Annex room.”
FAQ と隠された便利な使い方
ご予約前に本当に知りたいことすべて
Does the Annex building have a pool?
No. As of 2026, Annex guests are banned from the main pool. You get a discount for the public rec center instead.
Is the pool water warm?
Generally yes, the indoor pool is heated, but the hot tub can get crowded and lukewarm during peak family hours.
Is there AC in the rooms?
Yes, both Main Building and Annex rooms have air conditioning, which is crucial for July/August heat waves.
How far is Banff?
It's a 20-minute drive to the Banff townsite gates. You can also take the Roam Transit bus nearby.
Is parking actually free?
Yes, one underground stall per unit is included, but it's tight. Oversized vehicles may need to hunt for street parking.
Are pets allowed?
Yes, but only in specific 'pet-friendly' rooms (mostly in the Annex) for a fee of ~$30/night.
インサイダー情報
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The 'Steam Shower' in some suites is notoriously complicated to operate—ask for a demo at check-in or you'll be showering in cold mist.
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Elevation Place (the public rec center) is actually nicer than the hotel pool and is just a 5-minute walk away.
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Grab breakfast at Rocky Mountain Bagel Co across the street—it beats the hotel breakfast for value and vibe.
行く前に知っておくべき5つのこと
💡The 'Annex' isn't just a separate wing; it's across a parking lot and feels like a completely different, lower-tier hotel.
💡The steam showers are often broken or so complex that guests give up on them.
💡Housekeeping is 'on request' for shorter stays, meaning your trash might pile up if you don't ask.
💡The hallways often have a lingering 'musty' or 'chlorine' smell due to the pool humidity and age.
💡The 'Resort Fee' ($21/night) pays for things you likely won't use, like the business center and 'ski storage'.