Location: Banff, Alberta
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Resort description
This is Canada's largest ski area, and one of the most beautiful ski regions in the world, the rugged peaks reflected in the clear glacier-fed waters of Lake Louise is perhaps the most stunning and memorable of a host of natural wonders. Three richly contrasts ski resorts (Lake Louise, Banff/Mount Norquay and Sunshine) are linked by a free bus service and the Tri-Area Lift Pass. All offer breathtaking views, pristine powder, and exceptional skiing and snowboarding on the wild frontier of the Canadian Rockies. The village and resort areas offer a range of accommodation that again caters for all levels from the legendary castle at Banff Springs, to small, intimate and very comfortable lodges.
The three ski areas are quite different in character, and you'll probably want to spend at least a day at each which of course you can with the Tri-Area Lift Pass. Lake Louise is a protected UN World Heritage site and the largest and most varied ski area, with trails that are ideal for beginners, powder-filled Back Bowls for the more advanced and "The Jungle" for snowboarders. Sunshine is a 3-mountain resort with legendary open bowls and everything from beginners' slopes to challenging expert terrain. Banff Mount Norquay is a smaller ski area standing just on the outskirts of downtown Banff offering a mixture of trails and night skiing. The combined ski area amounts to an amazing 7500 acres - can you ski it all in one visit.
How seriously you take your skiing will be a determining factor on where you'll choose to stay. Lake Louise Village (10mins by bus from the ski area) is a compact village with shops, restaurants and bars. The town of Banff is undoubtedly better suited to serious après-ski, and has a wider choice with over 100 bistros and fine restaurants, plus excellent shopping. Sunshine Village, accessible only by cable car has just one hotel nestled at the base of the mountain and is recommended for serious skiers.
Accommodation description
Discover this attractive western inspired hotel in downtown Banff. The Banff Park Lodge offers superb rooms with handcrafted log furniture and floor to ceiling windows. After a long day of skiing relax in the whirlpool, sauna or steam room. Alternatively take a horse drawn carriage, followed by a western barbeque for a perfect après-ski celebration. The hotel is located just a few minutes from downtown and is on the ski shuttle route.
And while amenities such as the indoor saltwater pool and steam room with eucalyptus essence may tempt you to linger indoors, Banff's colourful downtown scene and all the recreational opportunities of the Rockies await you just outside the door. Relax and enjoy a standard of hospitality excellence where serene comfort, prompt, friendly service and delectable cuisine enhance your ski holiday.
The arrival airport is Calgary and the transfer time to the resort is 1.5 hours.
Please note: Rating is based on tour operator's own rating system.
Hotel facilities
The hotel has 192 superior rooms. It also has deluxe jacuzzi loft rooms and executive, lodge and parlour suites and offers
Superior room facilities
Bedding Requests
Food and beverage
Please note: Use of hotel facilities/amenities may be subject to a local charge.
In our opinion
at the Banff Park Lodge youll find everything you need to explore and enjoy the world-famous town of Banff. Banff is the perfect destination for all types of travellers from beginners to the powder junkies. A picture perfect town with many wonderful shops, bars and restaurants to explore...'
Children: £437 - £641
Infants: £167 - £201
Please note
Ticketing information: You will be contacted by the tour operator after making your booking.
Address: 224 Banff Avenue,P.O. Box 1298, Banff AB T1L 1B3,Canada
Email: info@banfflakelouise.com
Phone: +1 403 762 8421
Canada
Calgary International Airport, 2000 Airport Road NE, Calgary, Alberta T2E 6W5, Canada
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403 735 1200
403 735 1281
calgaryairport@yyc.com
www.calgaryairport.com
The airport is located 20km (12.5 miles) northeast of Calgary
GMT - 7 (GMT - 6 from the first Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October)
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To reach the city centre from Airport Road NE, turn left onto Barlow Trail North, turn left on Airport Trail NE, and then left at the traffic lights. Then merge onto Deerfoot Trail south, exit onto 16th Avenue West (TransCanada Highway) and turn left onto Centre Street. Alternatively, drive south on the Barlow Trail to the Memorial Drive exit ramp (then take Memorial Drive west) and take the exit ramp off 4th Avenue.
Short- and long-term parking is available. Short-term parking is located on the ground level of the Parkade for parking of up to one hour. Long-term parking in the Parkade is recommended for stays of over one hour, with reduced weekly rates; it is connected to the terminal by covered walkway.
Alamo, Avis, Budget, Hertz, National and Thrifty are all represented on site, whilst Discount Car and Truck Rentals, Dollar Rent A Car and Enterprise are located off site.
Road: Taxi: A number of taxi companies operate from the airport. Limousines are available too. Bus: Buses and shuttles available from the airport include Airport Shuttle Express (website: www.airportshuttleexpress.com), Banff Airporter (website: www.banffairporter.com), and Brewster (website: www.brewster.ca). For full taxi, bus and limousine listings, passengers should visit the airport’s website.
An information booth (tel: 403 735 1372) and White Hat Volunteers (tel: 403 735 1251), available to assist passengers, can be found on the Arrivals level.
Money and communications: The airport has ATMs, bureaux de change and mobile telephone hire offices. Postal services, Internet, fax and photocopying facilities are available at Mailboxes etc. on the second level of the Departures area. Eating and drinking: There are numerous restaurants, bars and cafés at the airport. Shopping: There are various shops on the Departures level, including a bookshop, newsagents, florist and gift shop. Luggage: Lost property and baggage storage (tel: 403 735 1449) can be found on the Departures level. Other facilities: There is a children’s play area, travel insurance service, chapel, pet exercise area and smoking lounges. There is also a an educational entertainment centre and a wellness spa.
Conference and business facilities are located at the Delta Calgary Airport Hotel (tel: 403 291 2600), which is connected to the terminal by a covered walkway; facilities are also available in airport lounges operated by Air Canada.
There are lifts and ramps where necessary, and TTY telephones are provided for hearing-impaired travellers. Parking for disabled drivers is available on levels 2 and 4 of the Parkade structure.
The Delta Calgary Airport Hotel (tel: 403 291 2600) is connected to the terminal. Nearby hotels include the Best Western Airport Inn (tel: 403 250 5015), Holiday Inn Calgary Airport (tel: 403 230 1999) and Quality Inn Airport (tel: 403 276 3391); shuttle services to/from the airport are provided at these hotels.
Calgary
Calgary International Airport
Alberta
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