Bow Valley Wildland Provincial Park

We, a middle-aged couple, stayed overnight at Chateau Canmore. The front desk staff was helpful, kind, and efficient on check-in and check-out. Our room was on the 5th floor with a beautiful mountain view out the mid-sized window and a fireplace in the corner (we did not turn it on as it was a lovely fall day). Our room was very large and had a desk, a chair, a sofa (I think a sofa bed), a sink, mini fridge, Keurig coffee machine, and a little kitchen counter area. The bathroom was mid-size with a shower in a bathtub, a generous supply of towels, and was sparkling clean. The entire room was a bit outdated but very clean and spacious (lots of room for luggage), with very good lighting. Decor was minimal and neutral and a bit outdated. The bed was very comfortable. Be aware that the train track runs quite close behind the building and, although our stay was very quiet otherwise, several trains of varying length passed by during the night. If you are a light sleeper, ear plugs would be helpful. There was a hot tub and exercise room (we did not use either) but other guests looked like they were enjoying the hot tub very much. We had breakfast downstairs at Chez Francois and discovered a wonderful breakfast/brunch spot with friendly quick service, and best of all delicious food! Overall, we would stay at Chateau Canmore again and definitely eat at Chez Francois whenever we're in Canmore.

Hot tub and sauna were nice amenities for October. Room was huge and comfortable. Walk to town in 20-25 minutes. Room was clean upon arrival.

This was the perfect romantic getaway and escape from the city. The location was easy to get to, check in and check out was incredibly smooth and painless, and the room itself was so cozy and cute. We especially loved the little pet additions (and he loved the treats) that welcomed our dog for the stay. We made use of the kitchen for dinner and breakfast, and the spa was enjoyable as well!