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Reviewed 22 May 2007

My boyfriend and I went to the Rocky Mountain Ski Lodge from May 19th-21st, 2007. When we arrived there we were pleasantly surprised. The front desk upgraded our room from a one bedroom standard to a one bedroom apartment. When we went into our room, we were quite content. We got a really good deal ( pricewise ) and we definitely got what we paid for. Our motel room was clean and quite large. We had a fireplace, kitchen, bathroom and large sized bedroom. The bathroom was quite large and all the amenties were topped up. The bed was large and cozy.

On our first night we discovered that one of the faucets in the kitchen ( cold water ) wasn't working at all. We called the front desk and they promptly fixed it. We also requested housekeeping the next day and they topped up our amenities and even made our bed! The front desk made sure we were satisfied. We even got a later check out ( 11:30 )! I would definitely recommend this hotel to any group/ couples/ singles!

Date of stay: May 2007
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Reviewed 2 December 2006

I made a mistake that I had never made before nor will I ever again. I reserved for a week- but accidentally for one month earlier. When we arrived, 'we' discovered it! They were so helpful to find another location for the one night that they were full and gave us an upgraded loft room for a lower price besides-especially nice since it was Stampede Week ! As it is a winter ski lodge the carpeting was indoor-outdoor and in general needs an updating from the 70's but the beds were fine, 1 1/2 baths(for 2 of us) and a great view of the Three Sisters from our balcony. One hour from Calgary and 20 minutes from Banff was perfect. Quaint downtown Canmore and restaurants and Oh Canada, Eh? dinner show was excellent. All around great value for families, too.

Date of stay: July 2006
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Reviewed 22 August 2006

We were going white water rafting (Kootenay River Runners, BC-on the Kicking Horse River-- it was GREAT!!!) and we needed to stay a little closer than Edmonton- so we decided to do a scenic drive through Jasper, the Columbia Icefield, LakeLouise and finally to end up in Canmore. We would've stayed in Golden- but there's major highway construction on the roads there. (AUG2006)

I'm glad we stayed in Canmore though- it's a beautiful little town- Not quite so tourist-y as Banff, so it was quieter- still very scenic, great mountain views. Lots of little shops & restaurants.

Anyhows- back to the room review- i tried to phone their 1800 number , but it was busy so I tried their website- usually, I'm a bit anxious, because I've heard of reservations being lost this way- but it was quick and easy to reserve a room. I originally booked a queen bed- regular room- BUT they automatically upgraded me to the queen room WITH the kitchen- What a great surprise!-- We paid $99/night (we had CAA) and stayed 2 nights.

It was quick and easy to check in. The rooms had the cardlock keys. Parking was right outside our door which made unloading luggage a breeze.

--- The room was SUPER!-- it had the queen bed (very comfy) AND a murphy bed- (like a hideabed, folded up into the wall), and a great kitchen- big fridge w/freezer, dining table, microwave, plentiful plates/supplies. TV worked well, showers were clean, rooms were fairly quiet- there was slight noise from the highway- the view outside of room (it had 2 entrances, a front and a back) was of the ?3 sisters mountain?-- felt like we were staying in a cottage. They also had a really comprehensive info book in the room- listed a whole bunch of restaurants and things to do while in Canmore- Very convenient.

There was also a whirlpool (we didn't have a chance to use-plus we went to the Banff Hotsprings anyways-only about 30min away), playstructure, and a barbeque if you want to cook your own food outside. We say a family out their having a great time cooking and sitting outside on the picnic table. They also had free wireless internet (we didn't bring our computer though)
and a free terminal i think but we didn't use it.

If I had to complain- I guess it would be about the towels--- I don't really trust hotel/motel towels unless they are white... and the ones here were that yellowy-brown colour...

I'd definitely recommend these accomodations- was a good value, good location- would probably be quite nice for a winter stay if you're skiing as well.

Date of stay: August 2006
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Reviewed 20 August 2006

We spent 2 nights here and found it to be perfect for our needs. We only slept there. Unless you're not going to the Rockies to see the Rockies, this is fine. We had a queen size bed w/ a Murphy bed that my daughter got a kick out of sleeping in...kids!
The views from some of the balcony rooms is great. We had a motor court room. Nice kitchenette w/ pots & utensils.
Much cheaper than Banff - only $100CA

From here we went to Banff, did the gondola; next was Lake Louise and the Glacier - make sure you take the trip up, well worth it (be ready for the cold - you are standing on one HUGE ice cube.)

We ate at Bumpers and the Old Spaghetti Factory in Banff. Ask for a window seat at OSF - you look down on the street with the windows open.

Banff and Lake Louise are very different than from our last visit 12 years ago, and not for the better.

Date of stay: July 2006
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Reviewed 27 June 2006

I like to do a lot of snowboarding in the Banff area (Sunshine Village, Lake Louise, etc) and have stayed in quite a few places in Banff and Harvie Heights. I first stayed at this lodge on a ski package that is usually offered by the majority of hotels in the area.
The first thing that I noticed upon check-in was the shears. Coming from a German family it felt "like home" when I walked into the central check-in. The staff there are extremely accomodating, polite, and more than happy to discuss the best restaurants, bars and sights to check out. They always have the mountain conditions posted as soon as they are available and even recommended to me the best times to head out to the slopes. Wireless internet is included for free; just ask for the wireless codes and they will hand you a note with the relevant info as well as instructions if needed.
The rooms themselves are quite simple and have a "rustic" appeal to them. I have stayed at this lodge when we hit -36 celcius a few months back (even Sunshine was closed until it warmed up a few degrees) and the room we were in was nice and warm with no draft from the door or windows. The beds are very comfortable (most beds at these hotels leave you thinking your car seat would have been more comfortable) and you simply don't want to get up in the morning because you are so relaxed (we normally sleep on a memory foam mattress at home). Television reception is perfect with a good cable selection. The rooms are very CLEAN. No dirty dishes, no wierd odours, no hidden surprises.
Now, here is the most amazing part...your view. Every suite that I have stayed in has a panoramic view of the rockies that will blow you away. When you stop and consider that people drop over half a million dollars to buy a CONDO to have this view which you can have for less than a hundred Canadian a night, you almost feel guilty. If you get a second floor suite and stand on the walkway you feel dwarfed by your surroundings. Stand in the courtyard and no matter which way you turn there are massive TITANS looking down on you. If it's the scenery you are after, I consider it superior to even Banff. If you check in online, you can even have the option of CHOOSING which mountains you would like to face (ie the Three Sisters).
You are across the street from a strip of restaurants and watering holes so you can leave your car at home and stagger back if need be. Canmore is a lot quieter than Banff but it's friendlier, non-tourist driven, VERY cheap (food, liquor, fuel), and close enough to the action (15 minute drive from Banff) that you can still hit some of the clubs there.
I have stayed at this hotel four times already and I adamantly contend that I will NEVER stay at another hotel than this one while in this neck of the woods.

Date of stay: May 2006
5  Thank Slaughterhouse
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