Golden Hotel Guide. Independent Hotels in Golden, British Columbia

Great resort by Kicking Horse river surrounded by beautiful mountains. Excellent restaurant. Enjoyed the great big wood burning fireplace. Wonderful autumn colors. Great hikes nearby.

The lodge is in an isolated area developed mostly for skiing and hiking. We made it in mid September just before closing for the summer season. The owners who live on the site were most helpful and friendly in assisting our travel plans to the Icefields Parkway located about 100 km away and then off to Banff and Lake Louise.

ASPENS- In keeping with the surroundings, the facility is sparsely staffed. After you get around finding your keys and location of your rooms, a pleasing vista of mountain peaks and thick woods surrounds you. The units may be close to each other but with everyone sharing the common goal of enjoying a peaceful vacation away from the bustle, privacy is ensured. Indoor parking is available but not engineered. Upkeep of the units is fair - our unit had the venitian blinds stripped off but the unit was well equipped for meals and even a hidden closet with built in laundry. Overall, the clear starry night will comfort you that you made the right choice. We saw our first aurora after 8 years! Close to the kicking horse gondola which is also the gateway to some awesome trails and sights not to mention wintertime activities! A hot tub to return to after a tiring day! All in all a great value. Would definitely return!

Beautiful, quiet location with comfortable, well equipped room. On site restaurant is excellent.

Nice hotel for relaxing. We are happy for the hotel stuff and room. However, the parking lot is too far from room. You have to take hotel shuttle. That's inconvenient.

Very relaxing two day stay. The staff is friendly and helpful. Good food at Winston saloon

We had a good stay. We read the reviews so we knew what to expect. Breakfast was good, had pizza next door for dinner and was excellent.

The lodge is situated just inside the eastern boundary of the Yoho National Park, about a 12-minute drive to Lake Louise. It is among the only hotels or lodges in the area, the next closest being in the village of Fields, over the mountain. First impressions are a little off-putting. It looks old and needing attention, the sort of place that one might ordinarily drive past, were it not for the fact that there are few alternatives in the area. We had occasion to stay here for two consecutive nights in two different rooms (since the same room was not available both nights). The experience was quite different each time. Night #1 we were in the main building, with a King sized bed and not much more in the room. Night #2 we were housed in a separate, newer building, featuring twin beds. Accommodations in the first building are cramped and dated; those in the second are much more spacious and pleasing, although there is a certain amount of shoddy workmanship in improvements to be noted in both settings. Breakfast, on the simple side, was included for both accommodations. The rate was the same for each of the two nights, a bit unfair since the experience in the two facilities is vastly different. Half the rate in the old lodge would have been plenty. Would we stay here again? If it was in the original lodge, we'd consider spending the night in the car instead. If it was in the newer part, probably.

I was amazed at the location of this hotel the views were absolutely stunning. Our room which was a full suite was incredible, I definitely recommend this hotel to anyone who love the mountains.

Friendly staff, very comfortable beds, nice-sized rooms, affordable price; and proximity to Glacier NP, Cedar House (a world-class restaurant), and Kicking Horse Resort make The Prestige Inn an excellent place to stay.