We booked here after not being here for at least 15 years. I knew the hotel was an older one but had no idea that no upgrades have ever happened. I booked a kitchen suite as we are a family of 5 and thought instead of eating out we would buy groceries and cook in room. Also thought it would be big as we asked if lots of room for a playpen as we had a 9 month old. Well the part I liked was the room was right by the front doors and by office so it was close to unload and pack up. The staff was quick bringing things when needed but it seemed we always needed things!!!!
It was nosiy to be by front doors. Walls are paper thin could hear everything going on beside us, above us and under us:(
The room was not very clean as my baby found plenty of crumbs and such on floors crawling around and his clothes were filthy from being on the floor. Never had fresh towels always had to ask. No hood fan so cooking in room was pointless. Bathroom fan didn't work either. 2 double beds in one bedroom which was so small not enough room to put a play pen in so the playpen had to be in living area which was hard for my baby to sleep there with noise. The beds were so hard and uncomfortable and the first night one bed broke. The furniture in so outspdated, wore out and stained. I went to do a couple loads of laundry and one dryer was broke down so I had to wait for 1 load to dry to do the other it took 6 hrs to do 2 loads of laundry. Every time we went to a pop machine if the item we wanted was sold out it kept our money. The dinning place was ok but we had to wait 45 mins our first morning for pancakes. Don't eat supper there everything we ordered was so gross even the ceaser salad. The room stunk so bad no ventalation as we were not allowed to open windows. We went into pool and hot tubs first night and after all or bathing suits stunk so bad like stale beer I could of puked. We decided toleave a day earlier then booked and told them a over 24 hrs notice they Horace us a hard time on that. The parking sucks could never find a spot always had to walk. The kitchen table was broke the door handle on bathroom was falling off. I had my purse in a dresser drawer tucked under some clothes and when we returned back to room after being gone all day my purse handle was sticking out if drawer so I knew then someone had of been looking through my things. Will never stay here again and would never recommend this hotel ever.

We did not stay here but ate here one evening as we were given vouchers for 5% off. The food was clearly straight from the freezer to the fryer or ready packed. I asked for a small variation in my meal and was told "it comes like that and can't be altered" When the food arrived it was not nice, I left mine completely. To be fair they did not charge for my meal after I pointed out the inedidibility of the food! I can't review the hotel but I would not recommend eating at The Lobstick.

I've stayed at a number of hotels in the Jasper region and this one is OK. Not the worst, but by far not the best. It's pretty basic. The hotel was mostly clean, except for the hair on the floor in the bathroom (ewww), which we asked them to clean and they didn't in our two days there.

Quite frankly, it's not the kind of hotel you'll spend a lot of time in...which is perfect for Jasper, as the scenery is second to none. There are other places I've stayed at in Jasper, which are much nicer. This hotel would be nearly at the bottom of my list of places to stay again.

I stayed at Lobstick Lodge for 2 nights, booked by the travel agents. The reception staff were helpful, but this hotel is a mass of corridors and slightly dated. The stairs to the front door could be a problem for some visitors, there was a chair lift. My room was clean and well furnished, there was free internet in the reception area and WiFi throughour the hotel. Breakfast was good, but the breakfast room being rather on the small side, the staff could not wait to clear the tables, often before guests had finished so the next visitors could sit down. The Lodge was about a 15 minute walk into the small town of Jasper and it had a large car park.