Canmore Hotels with Wifi

The room was great. The whole experience makes us felt like home, and we could definitely want to stay there for a long time if we can. The best place for families for sure. The amenities were great, and the one bedroom even have two toilets. Because I booked through trip.com, somehow the hotel has issues with my payment/authorisation. But, they have definitely communicated with me very promptly prior to the visit and everything went well. Highly recommend!!!

The hotel I stayed at during Christmas had a very festive atmosphere, and they even gave the children small Christmas gifts. The hotel lobby, with its natural wood trim, created a warm and inviting feeling. Complimentary refreshments were provided, making it a very pleasant place to relax. The rooms were fully equipped, each with a balcony offering fantastic mountain views. Definitely worth staying here again.

It was a clean room , excellent breakfast but it ****** there wasn’t a fan in the bathroom and the tub was slippery to go in . Comfy beds .

The hotel position is good in Canmore. The best is the hotel has indoor Parking and warm water pool! Employees here are also very friendly and willing to help us. Live in here just like return to our home but only little old (still okay!) everything you needed can be found in the room, excellent

First time in Canada and we chose to visit the Banff / Jasper area. Canmore is more reasonably priced and still pretty convenient ! The room was very clean , and the sound from the trains passing by was quite bearable , if you value ABSOLUTE quietness then I would suggest the hotel provide EARPLUGS for those who are extra sensitive Besides that, great rooms, location, and breakfast was pretty decent as well !

Great place, the facilities are well taken care of, it's clean, spacious, and has a cozy/hygge atmosphere through out (except for the hot tube area that feels like an afterthought). The location is its strength and weakness. Very easy to access, has great views. However, being next to the highway the noise carries to many places and kind of kills some of the voters when you see the road. The spa is very pleasant, clean, with many activities, a nice lounge (pay for food and drinks, both of quality) all gives you that zen feeling.

The room is perfect for families as it’s spacious. The one we stayed in can accommodate up to six people, making it a great option for larger groups. Although it’s not located right in downtown Canmore, it’s only a short drive away. Our room also had a kitchen, which is perfect if you prefer to cook your own meals. Basic cooking utensils, such as pans, are provided, although some of them are a little worn and could be updated. The room itself is a little dated, and some of the chairs had damaged surfaces. It would also be better if the reception opened earlier, as it was still closed when we wanted to speak to someone at 8:15 a.m. Overall, we enjoyed our stay here.

Our room was a little dated, but for the most part, it was very good. The fireplace made it that much better. If you wanted to use the stairs instead of the elevator, it was a little tricky. The staff were very nice. The only thing I was displeased with, was not being able to get any refund. We had to leave after our 2nd night of a 5 night stay. I understand that the hotel had every right not to grant the request, but even a refund for one of the three remaining nights would have been appreciated.

I recently stayed at the Canmore Inn & Suites on Bow Valley Trail. While the property itself has potential and offers a convenient base for exploring the Rockies, my experience was significantly dampened by a factor I wasn't prepared for: a major local hockey tournament. The ”Tournament” Factor I was unaware upon booking that my stay coincided with a Canmore hockey tournament for U11 and U13 divisions. To say these teams ”took over the hotel” would be an understatement. The volume of children was overwhelming. This translated to: The Pool Area: Practically unusable for other guests; it was packed to capacity with kids from morning until night. Common Areas: Hallways and the lobby were very loud and, at times, felt uncontrollable. Lack of Supervision: There was a noticeable lack of adult/parental supervision in the public spaces, leading to a chaotic atmosphere that isn't ideal if you're looking for a relaxing mountain getaway. Staff and Noise Management To the hotel’s credit, the noise did mostly settle down by 10:30 PM. I spoke with the front desk, and they mentioned we could issue formal noise complaints if needed. However, it felt like a losing battle given the sheer volume of groups. The staff are clearly used to this, as these local tournaments bring in consistent bookings for the hotel. While the team was polite, they seemed stretched thin by the high occupancy and the energy of the young athletes. The Room and Amenities Pros: The location is excellent—close to downtown and Highway 1. The rooms are generally spacious, and the mountain views from the upper floors are a highlight. Cons: The property is showing its age. Some fixtures felt dated, and the cleanliness in the high-traffic common areas suffered due to the heavy foot traffic during the tournament. Final Verdict The simpler solution here is a matter of timing. If you aren't in town to participate in or spectate a tournament, check the local sports calendar before booking. If a U11/U13 tournament is on, I would recommend staying elsewhere. If you are here for the hockey, this is clearly the ”hub,” but for the average traveler, the lack of peace and quiet makes it hard to justify the price point during these peak weekends.

I booked a two-bedroom hotel room three months ago for 1,100 Canadian dollars for two days. My friend booked it a few days before his arrival and wanted to upgrade to a suite like mine, so he added 80 Canadian dollars a day, which means the total price is 520+160=680 Canadian dollars for two days. So 1. Don't book in advance 2. Book the cheapest one and upgrade it to a good room after you go to the front desk