TOP 10 Canmore Hotels

it is good! Pretty good! Will continue to live next time!

Scheduled a week at the Malcolm from June 11th-16th after being it being recommended by a friend. Top to bottom an incredible experience. A huge thank you to the staff for their hard work and diligence in making this experience one to remember. We’ll definitely be back.

The hotel has no breakfast, but the family suite has a kitchen. It is very convenient to cook for yourself. The front desk is very warm. The room is large, our master bedroom has a bathroom, and there is a guest bathroom, standard two-bedroom, suitable for elderly people with children. But be careful to throw away the rubbish in your room. Free parking

The room is big enough, the kitchen is complete, the indoor parking lot, the front desk is directly swiped into the parking garage after check-in, find the corresponding room type parking, then there is the corresponding floor on the elevator, convenient, not far from Banff, about 20 km The highway is very fast, in fact, the scenery here is also very good.

Had a wonderful stay with my dog. Great corner suite with easy access to take my dog out. Enjoyed the hot tub in the afternoon as very busy in the evenings. Staff were great answering all my questions when booking. Looking forward to coming in the summer to explore the trails nearby as quite icy when I stayed.

Very nice, I like this one-bedroom suite with kitchen and balcony. It is very convenient to live, as well as laundry and drying equipment. I will stay here next time. The hotel is about ten minutes drive from Banff town, the price is much more affordable than Banff, recommended

This is not a hotel. By any standard. This is a classic motel, whether the property wants it to be seen that way or not. And, it is a DUMP. My wife and I, plus visiting family, were booked to stay here last week. In the lead-up to the stay, I had one decent interaction with a property employee (Julie) when I booked. And, it was all downhill from there. We booked both their three-bedroom apartment (only one onsite) and an additional suite. As check-in arrived, we received numerous emails and texts to complete the process online. This escalated to a text from Julie asking when we were going to check-in. I called Julie the day of our arrival; from the get-go she was terse, but I'm used to dealing with difficult personalities. She asked when I was checking in; I told her we'd check in when we arrived (in person). She proceeded to tell me ”this would slow things down” (how?). I then told her we were having a picnic in Banff. Since we had just come off a long hike, it was around 1:30 pm, which is 2.5 hours before normal check-in. I asked if we could check in a bit early so everyone could shower and rest up for a dinner we had planned. No. I politely pushed. Firm no. Then Julie was rude to me and I shut down. I gave one-word responses and concluded the call (though she tried to be a bit nicer when she saw I shut down to one-word responses). We drove to Canmore, arriving at the property around 3 pm. To be certain, this is a MOTEL, NOT A HOTEL. We were on property for about ten minutes. The tiny front desk reception room was locked. At 3:00 pm. There was nobody staffing the desk. We looked around a bit and realized there were no amenities except a covered hot tub. A gentleman then came out and spoke with my wife. We asked to see the apartment because we were already unsure as to whether or not we'd be staying (judging by the exterior of the property). Firm no. Apparently, the cleaners were cleaning the apartment, but there were no cleaners in sight. My wife asked if the property was a motel. The gentleman explained that it ”used to be a motel” but now it was a ”hotel” (how?). She asked what amenities were available at the property. He asked, ”as in what do you get in your room?” I assumed that he meant the mini shampoos or otherwise. To be certain, THERE ARE NO AMENITIES ON SITE OTHER THAN THE HOT TUB AND THAT LOOKED LIKE A GROSS SPOT AND DIDN'T EVEN SEEM OPEN. At this point, with not being able to see the unit, my wife and I made the decision to not stay at this property. We had previously stayed with another local hotel, so I was very lucky to walk into this property, share this story, and be accommodated with four rooms for two nights on very short notice. Once we settled into the new hotel, we spent some time in downtown Canmore and around our new hotel. I shared our story a few times and, as it turns out, the locals all know the Lamphouse as a ”BAIT AND SWITCH.” If you don't know what that is, it's when a property portrays itself as one thing online,

The room is clean and tidy. There is an underground parking lot for parking, which is very convenient. You can also cook some food yourself. Tableware, dishwasher, and cooking equipment are all available. I will stay here again next time.

The rooms are large, double bathrooms, full kitchen facilities, laundry, and stoves for a relaxing break. Surrounded by the mountains of the Rocky Mountains, the hotel offers a view.