Although the address is 'Lake Louise' it is actually 77 km (48 miles) from the village and is one of the few food stops along the Icefields Parkway. Situated at the Saskatchewan River Crossing. Accommodation, cafe, and gift shop. Good parking, even for RVs. It's average but gets so many visitors as it's probably the only food stop for 130... More

We stayed for three nights in this hotel because we were there with a group and thus had no other options. First, the room. Very old style, charmless, uncomfortable bed and the worst was finding fresh dried blood on the comforter. Second, the food was very expensive - a hot dog, a small cup of potato salad, two chocolate chip... More

This was not my first stay at the Crossing Resort, which is just as well as If I had not had prior experience I would have been put off by the really bad reviews here. I can only imagine that the people suggesting that you just keep driving miss read the word Motel for Fairmount. I agree that for what... More

We stayed 2 nights so that we could take our time on the glaciers and do some high-level walking. The room was basic and clean - nothing more. The reception staff were indifferent. Previous reviews about the food also applied in our case. The dining room was closed, but we still paid 'high season' rates for the room. We were... More

My wife and i stayed for a week in the executive room which has a bedroom a couch with chairs table and chairs fireplace mini fridge coffee pot we got a great deal on price due to the length of our stay.We ate in cafeteria and the buffett and the pub service was great food was not to bad a... More

Terrible place to stay. Total $$$$ rip-off and I don't think they care. More

The Crossing is designed for coaches. If you stop there, it is probably because your coach driver has decided it is where you are going to eat. Stay on the coach. If he has decided that, it may be because every time a coach driver stops there, he gets entered into a free draw for a holiday with nice food.... More

Room was basically clean, TV small. No cooking in room (no microwave or coffee pot.) The reason for this is simple. They want you to pay the outrageous prices for their terrible food ! Coffee $3.85, sandwich $10.00, They have you as this is the only place within miles. No matter -- keep driving. More

Stayed for several nights on a business trip. The room was basic, 2 very firm beds, small tv, no fridge or microwave. In fact they do not want people cooking in the rooms at all. I did not hear my neighbours unless they were walking outside on the shared porch area. Pretty quiet overall. The phone worked in my room... More