Just got back from Radium... have been there before and stayed in town at a LOVELY little Inn, this time we thought we'd try the lodge (for the sake of it's proximity to the pools, of course). It was expensive compared to the others in town, but we thought we'd get a more 'resort like' atmosphere there. Wrong. It was... more

In its day I’m sure this hotel was magnificent. You cannot get a room closer to the hot springs than this hotel. There is an elevator that takes you down to street level, then a tunnel that goes under the highway to the pools. The elevator is very old and slow and it is kind of hard to find. We... more

So, my boyfriend and I stayed here for one night. It was over priced, weird and creepy. It was not only outdated, it was very Bates Motel-ish. Smelled like old man. What really broke the camel's back was when my boyfriend and I woke up to what seemed like a party in our room at 2:30 a.m. The room next... more

If you're tired of a long day on the road--namely through the Banff and Kootenay Nat. Parks on the border betw. BC and Ab, this location is a terrific place to pull over. Great place for a room/swim/meals, with or without kids. They had a special rate for room/1 swim/full breakfast (around 170.00 Ca). The mineral springs are a short... more

This nice little lodge is in the national park. We loved the excellent location of this Kootenay Lodge. Not only is it in the National Park, but it is also directly across the street from the Hot Springs. This was great for us - because after an enjoyable day on the water on a raft trip we could just park... more

We stayed at the Radium Hot Springs Lodge August long weekend 2007. Overall we were not impressed at all. The hotel was not clean. Cobwebs in some corners, a mouse trap under the dresser, the carpets look dirty etc. There was no Shampoo/Comditioner or any other extras. No alarm clock, no fridge. Everything is very outdated. I would'nt of had... more

My son and I choose this hotel as a good place to stop inbetween the Columbia Icefields and Glacier Park in Montana. The access to the Hot springs across the street was the attraction. We did not realize though that the hotel is in the national park so we needed to buy another park pass to get to the hotel.... more

Radium Hot Springs Lodge: "Great For One Night!" Date: August 12, 2006 Reviewer: Spruce Grove, Alberta We have just returned from our vacation and thought that the Radium Hot Springs Lodge was perfect for a one night stay. The hotel is older with some wear and tear but very clean. The walk to the hot springs was great. No driving... more

We were surrounded by wonderful staff, scenic beauty, and great food. There is a tunnel that goes from the hotel to the hot springs , which are open until 11:00 p.m. there is a cool pool as well. We went for our 2nd honeymoon and were treated as if we were "just married". The restaurant has a panoramic view and... more