the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel. Staying in the town of Banff, as opposed to Lake Louise or Canmore, offers you the convenience of having nearby shopping and a wide variety of restaurants.

A huge advantage of staying at Fairmont Banff Springs is that the hotel offers discounted hotel shuttles to Lake Louise and Moraine Lake. This makes it hassle-free for hotel guests to visit the ...

One of Fairmont Banff Springs' Santa Suites. Nearby Chateau Lake Louise is all ready for the holidays too (here’s how to decide which Banff National Park castle hotel is best for you).

Banff became Canada’s first national park when hot springs were discovered ... variation awaits at the Fairmont’s nearby sister property, Chateau Lake Louise, where a horse-drawn sleigh ...

An abundance of accommodations are available—whether you seek a ski-in hotel room, a château on the banks of a glacial lake ... miles of Banff National Park. Fairmont Banff Springs is the ...

Banff Town is bisected by the Bow River with the majority of restaurants and shops clustered on the north side of the river. Most of the hotels, including the renowned Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel ...

The Jan. 20 event in Banff is something you have to see to believe. Down the road in Lake Louise, the Ice Magic showcase takes place on the grounds of the Fairmont ... staying at hotels in Banff ...

If you decide to stay in Lake Louise instead of commuting from Banff—tough to resist, once you glimpse the surroundings—drop your bags at Post Hotel ... at the storied Fairmont Jasper ...

The event takes place at the Fairmont Banff Springs hotel, a scenic spot nestled in the Rocky Mountains and overlooking Lake Louise. Most of the festival takes place indoors, though its annual ...