Very well maintained cabin - small but perfectly formed. Basic kitchen amenities - all we needed. Lovely log fire - free wood if you chopit yourself (or you can pay for bags).

Quieter than I had feared and well laid out cabins didn't feel over crowded.

Very friendly and helpful staff.

Lots of wildlife to see.

Loved it thank you.

James

I was lured by all the great reviews on trip advisor. But don't be fooled there are much better more reasonably priced properties around Jasper. The Coast Resort at Pyramid Lake for example. I wished I hadn't wasted my money and stayed there at a fraction of the price. We had a cabin close to the road and every time we turned around there was someone taking a photo of the cabins ! Not impressed! The cabins are cute but there is NO way they are worth the $300 plus per night they are asking ! Also be very aware of their archaic cancellation policy!

My Wife and I stayed in an upgraded duplex in mid September and loved every minute. We quite enjoyed the more modern feel of this room, with the granite bathroom, heated bathroom floor and shower with 2 heads. The wood fire place and large deck are awesome. The only possible downside to the new duplexes might be that they do not have a kitchenette, although for my wife and I that weekend the small fridge, coffee maker, and few kitchen supplies provided were great as we intended to eat our dinners out anyways.

The location is awesome with the river and trails just a cross the road. Jasper town site is a short drive (5 minutes to downtown).

The Hot Pool as they call it is a very large jetted hot tub, which my wife and I had all to ourselves 2 of the 3 evenings, but even shared with another couple it is so large conversations can still be kept private.

The staff is warm and welcoming.

My parents have stayed here a few times as well and say the one room cabins are great especially if you want to cook your own meals.

I would definitely recommend Alpine Village to anyone looking for a quiet resort close to town.

We stayed 3 nights at this lovely resort in mid-September. We enjoyed Deluxe one-bedroom Cabin #21 which is in a semi-circle of about 6 cabins at the front of the property and faces the Athabasca River and the mountains. There is a road between the cabins and the river, however we did not find this to be a negative, as it was very peaceful. Cabin 21 is the closest cabin to the road, but we think it has the best view. It was wonderful to sit on the deck in the evening with a glass of wine and enjoy the scenery.

It was Elk mating season and we were treated to numerous female elk & bull elk sightings from our cabin ... plus elk mating calls in the middle of the night!

The cabin has a well-equipped kitchen with stove, microwave and fridge. The resort is less than 10 minutes from Jasper, so it was great to be able to pick up supplies in town and enjoy a few relaxing meals in the cabin. We would recommend Fiddle River Seafood Company restaurant in Jasper as a great spot for dinner.

The free wi-fi worked great in the cabin – this is an important feature for us while we are travelling.

Don’t miss the Maligne Lake/Spirit Island boat cruise & the Jasper Tram ride. So many great hiking trails close by ... Maligne Canyon, Pyramid Mountain, Old Fort Point (with great Jasper town views). We ran out of time to enjoy all the hiking & sightseeing opportunities around Jasper.

During our travels we also stayed in Banff and Lake Louise which were both lovely, but definitely more touristy. We found Jasper to be much less commercial and felt a closer connection to nature in this area. The drive from Banff to Jasper along the Icefields Parkway is spectacular. Be sure to allow time to stop and enjoy the sights along the way.

The cabins and grounds are immaculate and you can definitely tell the pride of family ownership in this resort. We will definitely stay here again when we return to Jasper.