Top Hotels in Lake Louise
The best available hotels & places to stay near Lake Louise
The town of Lake Louise is nestled in the Canadian Rockies, just 45 minutes east of Banff. Breathtaking mountain scenery and fluffy snow lure skiers and snowboarders to the slopes of the world-class Lake Louise Ski Resort every winter, while in summer this picturesque hamlet overflows with nature lovers are eager to explore unforgettable hiking trails and rock climbing faces. A short drive from downtown is Lake Louise itself, which thrills visitors every summer with its vibrant turquoise waters.
Restaurants in Lake Louise
1. Mountaineer Lodge
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2054 reviews
Super comfy rooms and suites free breakfast, and an indoor hot tub, make a great home base for your Lake Louise adventure. Mountaineer Lodge guests love the location in downtown Lake Louise, close to shopping, restaurants, and easy access to all area attractions. All rooms are equipped with the conveniences of a microwave, mini-fridge, fast fiber-optic Wifi, and in-room coffee/tea stations. There are also family suites with bunk beds and fireplaces, plus that extra space to stretch out. The complimentary breakfast (hot & cold menu), indoor hot tubs, and onsite walking trails with great mountain views make the Mountaineer Lodge a popular choice in Lake Louise. Your Lake Louise adventure starts here with a great stay experience.
Get away
Reviewed By sarahhD2205OAThis hotel was very nicely kept. I appreciated the free breakfast. We were able to drive to ski lodge to take bus to Lake Lorraine and Moraine lake. It was in walking distance to local shopping and food.
2. Lake Louise Inn
Overall Ratings
4 based on 6127 reviews
Lake Louise stay
Reviewed By sandramY2041MEAll was good at the Lake Louise Inn. We had a 1 bedroom and it was perfect for our family of 4. The room was clean and the kitchen was well stocked. The food in the restaurants was very good. I would definitely recommend this hotel to others.
3. Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 9420 reviews
Surrounded by some of the most breathtaking scenery in the world, the iconic Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise resort is nestled deep within Banff National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Enveloped by soaring mountain peaks, the majestic Victoria Glacier and a glistening emerald lake, the natural beauty of this destination permeates every nook of the historic resort - originally built as a base for outdoor enthusiasts and alpinists. The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise is a year-round luxury resort which specializes in offering extensive Guided Mountain Heritage programs, unparalleled skiing in the winter, exceptional food and beverage experiences and a new spa, The Spa at the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise.
Unforgettable stay, unforgettable location
Reviewed By annadivers1Just the best two night stay possible. Scenery stunning, service awesome (particularly restaurant and spa), beds so comfortable. Thank you Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise - we will never forget our stay.
4. Mountaineer Lodge
Overall Ratings
3.5 based on 2054 reviews
Super comfy rooms and suites free breakfast, and an indoor hot tub, make a great home base for your Lake Louise adventure. Mountaineer Lodge guests love the location in downtown Lake Louise, close to shopping, restaurants, and easy access to all area attractions. All rooms are equipped with the conveniences of a microwave, mini-fridge, fast fiber-optic Wifi, and in-room coffee/tea stations. There are also family suites with bunk beds and fireplaces, plus that extra space to stretch out. The complimentary breakfast (hot & cold menu), indoor hot tubs, and onsite walking trails with great mountain views make the Mountaineer Lodge a popular choice in Lake Louise. Your Lake Louise adventure starts here with a great stay experience.
Get away
Reviewed By sarahhD2205OAThis hotel was very nicely kept. I appreciated the free breakfast. We were able to drive to ski lodge to take bus to Lake Lorraine and Moraine lake. It was in walking distance to local shopping and food.
5. Baker Creek Mountain Resort
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1598 reviews
Baker Creek Mountain Resort is the best kept secret in the Canadian Rockies. Our Cabins/Chalets are located along the scenic Bow Valley Parkway, a stretch of mountain road that connects Banff and Lake Louise. "A little harder to find.....but the better places usually are."
Great stay
Reviewed By 623BeanYWe stayed here for 2 days and it was wonderful. The one bedroom unit cabin was clean, cozy, and everything we've expected. It was next to a creek and had fire pits on the banks. Staff was very helpful, I had forgotten something after checking out and they were quick to help me get it back a couple days later. Would definitely come back again!
6. Deer Lodge
Overall Ratings
3 based on 2476 reviews
Finding an ideal quaint hotel in Lake Louise does not have to be difficult. Welcome to Deer Lodge, a nice option for travelers like you. Given the close proximity to Lake Louise Sport and Recreation Centre (1.6 mi), guests of Deer Lodge can easily experience one of Lake Louise's most popular landmarks. Guests have access to a 24 hour front desk, a picnic area, and outdoor furniture while staying at Deer Hotel. In addition, Deer Hotel offers a hot tub and a lounge, which will help make your Lake Louise trip additionally gratifying. And, as an added convenience, there is free parking available to guests. While visiting Lake Louise, you may want to try some poutine at one of the nearby restaurants, such as Lakeview Lounge, Bill Peyto's Cafe, or Mountain Restaurant. Should time allow, Fairview Lookout and Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise are some popular attractions that are within walking distance. Deer Lodge looks forward to welcoming you on your visit to Lake Louise.
Deer Lodge - great location and staff!
Reviewed By 2JenLDeer Lodge is a historical hotel with mountain lodge charm. A Fantastic location about a block from Fairmont Lake Louise. Very short walk to the hotel and to Lake Louise itself. The restaurant on site was very good as well and arrive by all staff was top notch! They gave great information that included some known areas that we hadn’t heard of that ended up being highlights of our trip. The CRMR owns this and other hotels and use their ranch to provide food to each of the hotels they own. The rooms had basic amenities but didn’t bother us because no time is spent indoors in Lake Louise/Banff area. They had St. Agnes room so families could enjoy meals outside of the restaurants but the restaurant has great service and bar as well. The rooftop pool and hot tub that overlooks the mountains was nice after a day of hiking or sightseeing. We were there for our 30th wedding anniversary and the staff had a card, wine and glasses for us in our room at arrival. They will be renovating beginning in September, so there may be limited availability after that time. Overall, a great experience and the staff truly was amazing!
7. Moraine Lake Lodge
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 922 reviews
Moraine Lake is the iconic lake pictured on the old Canadian twenty dollar bill. Located in Banff National Park, 15 minutes away from Lake Louise, Moraine Lake is known as the Jewel of the Rockies. Steps from their rooms, guests staying at the lodge are treated to the stunning beauty and pristine splendor of the iridescent turquoise-coloured lake and the Valley of the Ten Peaks. Each guest receives a complimentary package that includes guided hiking, naturalist presentations and canoeing on Moraine Lake. Moraine Lake Lodge is also renowned for its cuisine, with signature dishes featuring regional and seasonal ingredients.
Paying for convenience
Reviewed By TheWanderers86Plus - Great location, nice scenery, comfortable room. Having a cabin up from the lake was a plus. Minus - Breakfast first morning of stay was cold, as was the breakfast room. Being end of season, room was not always restocked with amenities that were supposedly guaranteed. Given cost of room, expected a little more. We requested a box lunch one afternoon, we got charged after being told it was going to be complimentary. You basically pay for the convenience of being close to hiking trails and not having to deal with the limited parking,
