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- Entire condo
- Banff
Enjoy your own private, 2-bed condo in Banff National Park! Your condo is fully equipped with 2 upstairs bedrooms sharing a full bath, lower level kitchen, dining room and living room (sofabed) with fireplace, TV, and a 3-piece bath (incl. shower). The resort offers fantastic amenities like indoor pool, indoor/outdoor hot tubs, gym, pool/billiards table, sports desk, playground & more. Resort usually selss out for these dates, but would be charging $500+ per night - book here and save!
- Entire condo
- Banff
COVID-19 REGULATIONS • No contact arrival and departure • Your own kitchen and living space • Curbside check-in available • Enhanced cleaning and disinfecting measures in line with AHS protocols • Exterior access to your guestroom • Located in quiet, spacious areas close to nature and away from crowds • Quick access to a variety of recreation trails • Friendly, knowledgeable staff with mandatory preventive education and training Perched high on Tunnel Mountain, our charming 1 bedroom condo offers the PERFECT serene mountain getaway! Sleep among the peaks while only being a few minutes from lively downtown Banff. We think you'll love: • 2 Breathtaking SHARED Hot Pools with Mountain views! • Queen bed in the bedroom • Sofa bed in the living room, bedding supplied! • Beautiful wood burning fireplace + FREE Firewood • The little ones will love the playground, steps away • Free Wi-Fi and underground parking • Zero cleaning fees • FREE Unlimited use of local Banff Roam Bus service (7am to 11pm daily) • Front Desk & local concierge service available right on-site • Bike rental in the summer, ski storage in the winter!
- Entire condo
- Banff
COVID-19 REGULATIONS • Enhanced cleaning and disinfecting measures in line with AHS protocols • Outdoor staircases and hallways to all floors • Friendly, knowledgeable staff with mandatory preventive education and training • No contact arrival and departure • Exterior access to your unit • Modified room service available • Your own kitchenette to prepare small meals Enjoy a beautiful getaway to the Rockies at our premium suite with loft! You will appreciate the stunning alpenglow from the private balcony of our cozy, chalet-inspired unit while sipping on a tasty margarita. • Loft with a cozy King bed • Double sofa bed in the living room (bedding and pillow supplied) • Cave inspired grotto with a magnificent hot tub and sauna • Free WIFI and underground parking • Complimentary Daily Hot & Cold Breakfast • FREE Unlimited use of local Banff Roam Bus service (7am to 11pm daily) • Fully equipped fitness centre • Daily housekeeping is included, bed linens refreshed every 3 days. • On-site restaurant for lunch and dinner. Room service available.
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Your guide to Banff
All About Banff
There are two Banffs — summer Banff and winter Banff — and both are equally spectacular. Built as a resort town in the 1880s in the middle of Banff National Park, this picturesque western village, ringed by mountains, is the ideal base for a Canadian Rockies adventure.
In summer, hikers wander up Tunnel Mountain for a few hours or head deep into the backcountry for days. Canoes skate across the spectacular blue-green Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, whose waters are fed by glacier. Biking, mountain climbing, golfing, and outdoor sports may be the main draw, but they aren’t the only activities to enjoy: The Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity hosts concerts and plays, and the Whyte Museum brings together art and local history. When snow covers the mountains and valleys, Banff becomes a ski and snowboard town, with three resorts nearby. A snowshoe stroll around one of the lakes may bring you close to native flora and fauna.
How do I get around Banff?
Although Banff itself is easy to navigate on foot, driving may be your best option for getting there and around the park. Flights from all over North America connect with the Calgary International Airport (YYC), 90 miles east, and you can rent a car at the airport. From there, it’s a straight shot on the Trans-Canada Highway. Because you’re staying in a national park, every visitor needs to purchase a Park Pass (free for children under 18), either online or at the gate to the park.
But a car isn’t required. You can take a Banff Airporter shuttle bus from Calgary or catch a Greyhound bus. In Banff, Roam buses transport visitors to surrounding attractions from morning to late at night, and in the winter, all the ski resorts provide shuttles.
When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Banff?
You’ll want to wear active clothes for an activity-rich destination, but keep each season’s demands in mind. Summer lasts from June through September and peaks in July, when daytime temperatures regularly hit the 70s and 80s Fahrenheit. Remember: You’re high in the Rockies, so keep sweaters and light jackets on you to protect against the evening chill.
From January through March, Banff is covered in snow and ice — temperatures can easily plummet below zero Fahrenheit. The cold is dry, too, so be prepared with plenty of heavy layers and warm boots with good treads. In spring and fall, the temperature varies wildly, so pack for a wide range of conditions and check the local forecasts before you go.
What are the top things to do in Banff?
Banff Gondola
It takes eight minutes for the Banff Gondola aerial lift to sweep up the tree-covered slope of Sulphur Mountain to the upper platform, at an altitude of 7,500 feet, where mountain peaks stretch to the horizon. Cafes and restaurants allow you to linger at the heights, or if you prefer to stay outdoors, take a short hike along the ridge or gather around a fire pit in winter.
Upper Hot Springs
Geothermal hot springs emerging out of a massive fault in Sulphur Mountain brought visitors to Banff for the water cure in the late 19th century, and this outdoor pool, which averages 100 degrees Fahrenheit in winter and summer, continues to instill restorative bliss. (Bring a swimsuit, or rent one.)
Lake Louise
This gorgeous lake is almost as big a draw as Banff — even the spectacular 35-mile drive between the two cities is a must-do. The turquoise lake is cradled by a host of peaks. You can kayak or canoe in its glacial waters, hike up the domed Beehive mountains, or meander around the town of Lake Louise.