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"They put us in room 109 the WORST NOISY AND THE SMELL OF CHLORINE FROM THE HOT TUB OUTSIDE OUR ROOM , aweful "

"Great dinner. Staff were very helpful and friendly. "

"room is nice, others seem overrated"

"These are old dated units. You can hear every footstep up above and I wouldn’t recommend if you’re a light sleeper."

"Hot tub and sauna were amazing. Good location in town close to everything except the train lines which ran a lot. We are light sleepers so this was a shock to our system. Bed was too firm but this is a personal preference. Great shower area and overall great customer service."

"Parking was secure. Love the area the hotel is in, quieter and farther away from the train noise that rattles throughout the valley. Bed was comfy. Hot tub area looked great, we did not personaly use. Good value. "

"I could hit the Standish chair from my room!"

"Breakfast buffet is great, a lot of variety and great staff"

"This place was perfect for us — we truly enjoyed our stay. From the moment we checked in and walked into our cabin with its beautiful river view, everything felt peaceful and relaxing. Listening to the sound of the river flowing, surrounded by mountains, nature, and the cool fresh air, made it such a special experience. The fire pits were perfect for gathering together and enjoying quality family time. It was the perfect place to disconnect from everything and simply enjoy the moment. We came to celebrate my in-laws’ 50th anniversary, and they absolutely loved it — which meant so much to us. For future guests: The cabins are secluded, which makes the experience even more peaceful. If you have a Costco membership, I highly recommend stopping in Calgary before arriving to stock up on snacks, breakfast items, and wine. Our cabin (#5) included a mini stove, which was very helpful for making breakfast, sleeping in a little longer, and then getting back on the road. Eating out in Banff can get quite expensive, so this definitely helped us save some money. We bought milk, eggs, bacon, yogurt, cereal, bread, jelly, and peanut butter for quick breakfasts and sandwiches for the road. There are times when restaurants are far away, and if you plan on hiking, you’ll definitely want to bring plenty of snacks. Other than that, if you’re looking for a peaceful camping getaway, this is the place. Don’t hesitate — you will definitely enjoy it. Bear Creek — see you next year"