We stayed for 2 nights in late August. The location is fantastic: a couple of blocks away from Banff's main downtown street, and a block away from a great pizza place.

The owners were very friendly, but it was hard to escape the feeling that this was a business, not a home into which you were being made welcome. The room was comfortable enough, but nothing special (the bathroom reminded me a little of the cabins in Yosemite); the breakfast ok (help-yourself to as much toast, bagels, muffins, yogurt, juice ... as you liked).

On the other hand, the reason to go is the park, not the place you stay.

Summary: a convenient, reasonably comfortable base for exploring. Recommended - but not hugely enthusiastically

The owner was very pleasant, but the rooms were very cramped and the carpet in our room was actually dirty. The self-service breakfast included getting your own crockery and cutlery.

We left earlier than planned.

We had a great time at this B&B. The breakfast was fantastic. We came down around 9am each day and were delighted with the variety... fruit baskets, muffins, bagels, warm croissants, hard boiled eggs, cereal and more. I loved the fact that there were always fresh cookies and coffee when we got back after our daily bike rides.

The location is fantastic - a block away from shopping and pubs!

The rooms were pretty tiny, but the price was fair for Banff - we didin't spend much time hanging out in them anyway (to much to see!) The washrooms were fine, shower and a toilet - and very clean.

We had a great time and would certainly come again!

This B & B is in a good location really close to the town but that's all I can say in its favour. The rooms are really small and dingy with the bed pushed up against the wall. Bathrooms are so small you have to shuffle round. The breakfast is DIY with only 12 places to sit but 10 rooms so a potential of 20+ people. It gets very overcrowded unless you're up at 6am! Top rates charged for low rate accommodation.