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Fairmont Banff Springs is a luxury mountain resort nestled in Canadian Rockies that attracts visitors from across the globe. It is an ideal destination for singles, couples, groups, and families alike.
Referred to as Canada’s castle in the Rockies, Fairmont Banff Springs is a charming destination for those who adore outdoor activities. It is about 80 miles away from Calgary International Airport and steps away from the Banff Springs Golf Course. Three nearby ski resorts make it the perfect spot for novice and seasoned skiers.
Accommodations at Fairmont Banff Springs are the finest in luxury, offering incredible views of snow-capped mountains, lush forests, and skiers ascending and descending summits. Guests can choose a Deluxe Mountain View Room that sleeps up to two guests, the spacious Royal Suite with panoramic views of Bow Valley, or a Fairmont Gold Junior Suite with mountain and forest views. All rooms are non-smoking, with many being accessibility-friendly, and the resort welcomes pets.
Fairmont Banff Springs’ on-site activities can suit the needs of many guests. Adults can pamper the body and mind at the luxurious Willow Stream Spa, and explore the scenic links at the seasonal Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Course. Kids of all ages will relish the Canadian Bowling and Entertainment Centre, which includes blacklight bowling, billiards, and ping-pong tables, and swimming at the resort’s extravagant pool.
Dining at Fairmont Banff Springs is a treat for all types of guests. The Waldhaus Pub and Patio offers the best German cuisine and beers, while the Vermillion Room crafts exquisite French cuisine all-day. Samurai Sushi Bar and Restaurant and Rocky Mountain Afternoon Tea are a couple more specialty dining spots.
For more than 125 years, Fairmont Banff Springs has offered its guest the most relaxing amenities and thrilling activities during their visit to the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
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You can expect the finest in luxury accommodations with incredible views of snow-capped mountains, lush forests, and skiers ascending and descending summits. The rooms are non-smoking, with many being accessibility-friendly, and the resort welcomes pets.
Fairmont Banff Springs offers a variety of dining options, including the Waldhaus Pub and Patio with the best German cuisine and beers, the Vermillion Room crafting exquisite French cuisine all-day, Samurai Sushi Bar and Restaurant, and Rocky Mountain Afternoon Tea.
The resort offers activities for all guests, including pampering at the luxurious Willow Stream Spa, exploring the scenic links at the seasonal Fairmont Banff Springs Golf Course, and enjoying the Canadian Bowling and Entertainment Centre, which includes blacklight bowling, billiards, and ping-pong tables.
Nearby attractions include Bow Falls, Banff Cascades of Time Gardens, Banff Park Museum, Upper Hot Springs, Buffalo Nations Luxton Museum, and the Banff Gondola, making it an ideal destination for exploring the Canadian Rockies.
Guests have praised the exceptionally kind and friendly staff, who have gone above and beyond to ensure a wonderful stay. Some guests have also highlighted the amazing service at the Fairmont Gold private entrance.
With a distinguished history that dates back to 1888, the hotel has a charismatic charm and is an iconic symbol of the Rocky Mountain Range. First built close to the railway line, it was constructed with limestone materials and takes inspiration from Scottish baronial architecture. The rustic interior features traditional décor such as oak beams and stained glasswork. A timeless symbol of the Banff National Park, you will feel the nostalgic resonance the second that you walk through the front door. Heritage tours of the hotel are available if you want to learn more of the history.
Discover the pleasant beauty of Banff town, with a free shuttle service to and from the hotel. A host of activities and attractions are available in town including art galleries, farmer’s markets and river cruises. Complimentary shuttles are also supplied to reach Waldhaus Restaurant and the clubhouse of the golf course.
Aside from an expanse of parklands to enjoy long walks, the hotel offers pet-sitting amenities so that you can head out to the mountains knowing your companion is cared for. An approximate C$ 68 ($50 daily) fee is charged which accounts for cleaning services and a donation to a local adoption shelter.
When the sun goes down it is the perfect time to start learning, and Sky Science sessions teach children about astronomy and gravity with interactive fun. Bears, Birds and Beavers educates youngsters about the wildlife that inhabits Banff, with games and activities that will keep them entertained. A vacation is not complete without a sweet snack, and Pajamarama Night & Treat Decorating lets kids celebrates the joy of baked goods after dinner. All youth programs are available for roughly C$ 18 (approximately $14) per hour.
More than a 1h 30m drive from Calgary International Airport, picking up a rental car is a popular option for those arriving by plane. Major rental agencies that include Europcar, Avis, Alamo, Enterprise and Budget have offices at the airport, located in the Rental Car Center on the Departures Level of the main terminal. The scenic drive towards Banff National Park has plenty of places to stop along the way such as Mount Rundle and picturesque spots along Bow River.
Make the most of the incredible Canadian outdoors with fishing, river rafting and horseback riding. During the winter months you can also try your hand at dog sledding, snowshoeing and ice skating.
The hotel has a close association with a list of private tour companies that specialize in excursions to some of the most amazing locations close to Banff. Venture out to the Icefields Parkway, Lake Louise, Kootenay National Park or Yoho National Park and marvel at the natural beauty of Canada.(Prices checked 10/05/19).
Fairmont Banff Springs is located at 405 Spray Avenue, 0.9 miles from the center of Banff. Bow Falls is the closest landmark to Fairmont Banff Springs.
Check-in time is 4:00 PM and check-out time is 12:00 PM at Fairmont Banff Springs.
Yes, Fairmont Banff Springs offers free Wi-Fi.
Fairmont Banff Springs is 67 miles from Calgary.
Yes, Fairmont Banff Springs has a pool onsite.
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