Location: Jasper, 10 minutes by road from the town centre.
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Set within 700 acres of stunning scenery in Jasper National Park, this charming resort offers a huge array of summer and winter activities such as boat rentals and cross-country ski equipment (payable locally). Easing along the shores of the pristine Lac Beauvert, the village of wooden cabins and chalets creates a real mountain stay experience, complete with classic Fairmont hospitality. Explore the alluring natural environment of the hotel as you enjoy a relaxing swim in the heated outdoor pool, or in winter, delight in skating on the frozen lake. Dine on sumptuous cuisine at one of the fabulous restaurants featuring seasonally inspired menus or enjoy a signature cocktail at one of the bars or lounges.
Please note: Entrance to the national park costs approx $12 per day.
Highlights & Facilities
• Four restaurants & bars
• Pool
• Hot tub & sauna
• Spa
• Bike hire
• Gym
• 18 hole golf course (payable locally)
• Free wi-fi
Rooms
Fairmont Room: modern with an outdoor patio overlooking the resort.
Deluxe Room: offers additional space.
Premier Deluxe Room: upgrade for stylish furnishings and more space.
Suites,Cabins
Junior Suite: offer a separate bedroom and living space.
Lakefront Suite: luxurious with a prime location on the lakefront.
Ridgeline Three Bedroom Cabin: charming cabin with all the modern comforts, perfect for groups and families.
Flights
As we can offer you such a flexible choice of flights, we don't include international airfares with our hotel
prices.
The price you pay will be determined by the time of year you travel, your departure airport, airline and
availability.
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Trailfinders' Ahlam Wadih gives an insight into Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge
Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge Expert Review
Ahlam Wadih
Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge is in an absolutely stunning location right by the lake, surrounded by mountains and beautiful scenery. We were upgraded to a Lakeview Cabin with a private patio and complimentary valet parking, which made the experience feel really special. The cabin was very spacious and had incredible views over the lake.
The hotel has a great range of dining options — Stanley’s was a standout for Canadian flavours and steakhouse classics, while Orso Trattoria had excellent Italian food and beautiful views over Lac Beauvert. There’s also a heated outdoor pool open year-round with amazing mountain views.
It’s also worth noting there is a lot of wildlife around the property, with elk often wandering through the grounds in the evenings near the cabins.
This property feels very family friendly, as there were lots of families with children staying at the hotel, but it would also work well for couples and nature lovers looking for a scenic mountain stay with great facilities and dining options.
Modest accommodation with basic facilities, representing good value where price is the main priority.
Simple, comfortable accommodation and facilities offering good value for the destination.
Good standard of accommodation and/or facilities and overall a higher level of service may be expected.
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Indicates that the property offers a higher than average level of accommodation and facilities when compared to other properties of the same classification.
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