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Ringed by peaks of the Canadian Rockies, Royal Canadian Lodge in Banff, Alberta, puts outdoor adventure hunters, travelers on weekend getaways, families and couples mountain vistas and natural wonders of Banff National Park. In Canada's first national park, guests are just four blocks from downtown Banff's shopping and dining, and short rides from the Upper Hot Springs spa and bath house, and Sulphur Mountain gondola for trips 2,300 meters, or nearly 7,500 feet, into the sky for exquisite views of the Rockies.
Outdoor adventure awaits Royal Canadian guests, who are near tree-covered, riverfront paths for cycling, walking, running. They also can enjoy golf, downhill and cross-country skiing, mountain biking, horseback riding, bird watching and fishing.
Built with pampering and relaxing in mind, the Royal Canadian offers the Grotto Spa, which comes complete with massages, mud wraps, facials, spa tub, steam room, and a mineral-enriched, saltwater soaking pool. For fine-dining ambience, the hotel's Evergreen serves regional Canadian dishes, such as Alberta Beef Tenderloin and Arctic Char, and international cuisine. The hotel also features a fitness center and business services.
This five-story hotel in the Canadian Rockies features 99 guestrooms with maple wood furnishings, feather duvets, high ceilings, video games, cable/satellite TVs, refrigerators, safes, high-speed Internet access, bathrobes, and windows that open.
Guests at the Royal Canadian Lodge gravitate toward the lobby for drinks around a huge wood-burning fireplace, perhaps with books from the hotel's complimentary lending library. The cheerful ski-lodge ambience attracts vacationing couples, families and outdoor lovers from throughout North America seeking relaxing retreats.
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