The first week of December we stayed in the honeymoon suite at the High Country INN in Banff. The suite was clean, cozy and exactly what we needed. King size bed, electric fireplace, new flat screen TV and the 2 person jacuzzi tub was absolutely amazing. I would book this room again just for the tub. They also have a... More

We stayed here 2 nights on the weekend. This is a great place to stay with the kids, our room was on the main floor so it was only 10 steps away from the swimming pool. The swimming pool was not cold, lukewarm (?) so our girls enjoyed it greatly. My wife and I stayed in the hot tub with... More

We stayed here during Spring Break and made it our home base to ski the area. It is just a short drive to both Lake Louise and Sunshine Village, so it made for some really great full days of skiing with a short drive at the end of the day. The hotel isn't fancy, but it is clean and the... More

We booked a room for 2 nights upon seeing a "too good to be true" offer on the website. Arrived Friday night, the surly young lady at the front desk checked us in. I called down to ask for more pillow cases (ew, I could see the stains on the pillows) and let them know our fireplace wasn't working. The... More

The rooms were spacious and clean however they could be noisey if you were facing the road with people coming home at nght. The breakfast room waslike a school canteen and the choice was dreadful- no hot food at all which was no use when you were treking all day! Overall good hotel if breakfast was better! More

We arrived an hour before the official check-in time and asked the young female receptionist where was best to park our car. She could barely look up from personally chatting with a friend to tell us in no uncertain terms that we were early and to come back later! She did manage to point to the car park and said... More

I booked a one bedroom suite at this hotel during a very busy weekend in Banff. Almost all hotels were fully booked because of a local event and most of the hotel rooms left in the city were too expensive for me. The price was reasonable compared to other one-bedroom suites at other hotels and the location is great. The... More

This was the most expensive hotel we stayed at during our trip to the Canadian Rockies. (Normally we lodge at cheaper places because basically all we want is a place to sleep after hiking all day). However, when you factor in the cost of a free breakfast and use of indoor jacuzzi/pool in the evening, High Country Inn scores rather... More

Stayed here one night for $145 during busy season. Here's what I liked: * Good location, 10 minute walk to souvenir shops, closer in than many other higher-priced places * Very nice Indoor Jacuzzi and pool. In fact, they have 2 jacuzzi's to relax in, and will likely be empty * Good, soft, comfortable beds Disliked: * No microwave in... More