They had places to rent at peak season, but they don't have internet, no phones, and at times there was no cell connection.... it's dumpy, but for the relatively low price, it was expected and suitable, since it's just a place to crash till morning. Also, it is just inside the BC border so you get stuck with the BC... more

We had recently completed a stay at Moraine Lake Lodge, then stayed a while in Banff and then moved on to other accommodation in the Rockies. Well, that last accommodation was an absolute disaster and whilst we booked it for 4 nights, we ended up staying only 2. After the first night we searched for accommodation all of which was... more

Walked in last minute and got a room for $125cdn a night, thought it was good considering it was in the middle of peak season labor day long weekend. The room reminded of the ones you see in the tv show "My Name is Earl" the place is minimally kept, all patch works and band-aid fixes. Lights flicker, water sputters.... more

We booked a suite with two queen beds. The room layout was good with the beds in a loft upstairs - Allowed us to put the kids to bed and still have an evening. The carpets were old and dirty. The window screen was taped to keep out the bugs. The fireplace was out of order. The room had no... more

We have stayed at West Louise Lodge one night a year for over 20 years on the way into the park. The price is very modest for the area, and nobody should expect upscale acommodations. But... it is sad to watch the level to which it has declined. No longer well prepared meals. Dinner is limited. Breakfast is down to... more

The West Louise Lodge is not a destination, rather a place to sleep between adventures. Beter than a tent in the middle of the bush, it does have running water that's sometimes hot (bonus!) and an amazing breakfast to fuel up your next hike in some of the most beautiful scenery in the world. Thats worth about $100 bucks to... more

Stayed at the West Louise Lodge in early August - we chose the West Louise Lodge because it seemed relatively cheap compared to most other Lake Louise area lodgings - we paid about $140 for a night's stay. However, what we realised was that this was really not worth the money we spent. The front desk did not have our... more

I was at West Louise last summer and I will say just this, IT IS A HOTEL, not a $700 a night resort, What do you expect? It's serves it's purpose and we had a great nights sleep, even a swim in there pool (which was empty and we loved that!) as well as the suana! I'll take a free... more

We had reservations and arrived at the establishment in the late afternoon. At check-in, we were informed that the hot water heater had gone out, consequently no hot water. However, there was a room in the chalet (up behind the lodge) that had hot water. We could stay there for a 20% discount or we could stay in our original... more