Buffaloberry is a nice place to stay if you are in Banff, but it is not the best in town, especially for the price. The accommodations were clean and up-to-date. Breakfast was a family-style affair, and the food was tasty.

The B&B is relatively new construction. The inn was billed as an historic building. Actually, they completely remodeled the building such that it has the feel of a brand-new building. The decor in the rooms resembled my aunt's house as opposed to the usual character I've come to expect in B&Bs.

The walls are thin, so when we were trying to sleep, we were kept awake by talking in the hall. The view is nothing remarkable, and it's pretty removed from town.

At $300/ night, you can do better.

"Best B&B in the world!" Better than home! This luxury B&B was a great find! James & Theresa couldn't have been more welcoming and helpful. Theresa has a flair for interior design which makes the whole house a wonderful place in which to relax and unwind after a day out travelling, hiking and exploring the Rockies. The bedroom was extremely comfortable, and everywhere was spotlessly clean. Breakfasts were a dream! James and Theresa have a very professional approach to the hospitality business, and excel in every way - gourmet cookery, tourist advice on a host of subjects, warm welcome. We have stayed in many B&Bs around the world, but nowhere comes up to the standard of this one.

My husband and I spent two nights at the Buffaloberry on our way to Jasper and we were not disappointed. The owners, Theresa and James were very welcoming and our bedroom was extremely well appointed and spotless (we stayed in the "Wheat and Chaffe" room). The Buffaloberry
is more akin to a boutique hotel rather than a B&B and the attention to detail is fantastic. Another real plus point is the breakfasts which are delicious and varied every day (Theresa's home made muffins
are worth a special mention)! We were also grateful for our hosts knowledge of the local area including restaurants and hikes.

We have just returned from a five day stay in Banff, Canada, at the Buffaloberry Bed and Breakfast. It was by far the best accommodations we have experienced in a number of travels this year, and we are picky. The owners designed and built this beautiful property and thought of every detail in doing so. The rooms are spacious, spotless, and beautifully decorated. Each morning the host and hostess provided us with a delicious breakfast of several courses. If you have special food needs, all you have to do is tell them, and they are most accommodating. Since they have worked in food service in some of the larger resort hotels during their career, they know exactly how to make guests feel at home and most welcomed. They also had mixed drinks or after dinner liquers for you when you returned in the evening from your long day of activities. We also appreciated the fact that they told us about particular places to visit, a wonderful show performed by David Rogers (who played the lead in Phantom of the Opera in Toronto for many seasons), great hikes, and terrific restaurants. We initially learned about the Buffaloberry from Frommer's Travel Guide, and because of its glowing review, we decided to stay there. We are SO GLAD we made that choice. Their web site is [--]. The owners, Theresa and James, are wonderful hosts.