During our holiday we stayed in several B&B's and a couple of hotels. Hidden Falls was our favourite. There is not much more to say really. Everything was the way it should be and we felt we were treated as friends visiting. Don't miss the opportunity to have an outstanding experience, meet some wonderful hosts and a very friendly squirrel.

What a great start to our tour of Alberta and British Columbia. Great hosts [thanks for all your help with our problem of lost suitcases], great accomodation, great breakfasts. Can't fault the place. Lovely 15-20 minute walk into town for restaurants whilst not great were adequate.

We stayed at three B&Bs in the Rockies and Hidden Falls was in many ways our favourite. Pat and Ann were wonderful host and hostess.

The room was smallish (Lady McDonald) but we were offered extra space for our cases. We wanted a balcony and Ann even warned us that ours was next to the road - not in fact a problem as the speed limit was 50kph.

The common area was spacious and beautifully furnished with all the drinks you could wish for.

The breakfast were a delight in two ways: first the food which was delicious and even included extra buns for lunch time and second the company, Pat and Ann are delightful conversationalists and great catalyst for entertaining conversation.

Canmore as a town is wonderful and if I were to move to Canada it would be thr place I would move to.

Oh yes, Banff with Lake Minnewanka and The Gondola and the Cascade Gardens is close by and well worth visiting.

My husband, two children and I stayed here 3 nights Jul/Aug and have to say this is one of the best b&b's I've stayed anywhere. Pat and Ann are the warmest, most gracious hosts. The rooms are very spacious, the beds really comfortable and the breakfasts beat those I've had in 5*hotels - they'll set you up for the day! If you are ambitious and think you'll want lunch, Ann was there offering us use of cooler bags, and we were also lent walking poles too. At the end of the day we came back and were able to put the camera's SD card in a slot in the living room TV and look at our photos, or sit outside and watch the waterfall at the bottom of the garden. Pat and Ann have thought of every detail and were so kind and helpful (thanks for the blueberry scones recipe, Ann - they alone are worth a trip to Canmore). What better way to start a Canadian Rockies holiday - look no further!