It takes effort to get here - this lodge is in a rural park setting 40km (24.8mi) from the town of Banff. But if you're willing to drive the extra mile, you'll discover one of the national park's hidden sleeping jewels. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The Brewster family has been involved in the Banff tourism industry for more than a century. Their inherited knack for hospitality is obvious at this down-home, but still stylish, faux ski lodge in the heart of downtown Banff. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

If you're looking for a luxurious and very intimate B&B experience, then tongue-twisting Buffaloberry is where to head. Just a few minutes' walk from downtown, this brand-new B&B offers the posh amenities of a luxury hotel inside the confines of a rustic mountain mansion. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Perfect for a romantic getaway, this rustic cabin sits in a quiet locale off Banff Ave that's still walking distance to downtown. The cute little log affair offers plenty of privacy - you're the only residents. And although it's defiantly simple, it's also very cosy. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This collection of modern condos and rustic A-frame chalets is one of the best deals in Banff. Even the deluxe huge, two-bedroom Jacuzzi condos go for a song compared to neighbouring resorts. The location, tucked into Tunnel Mountain, with towering Rocky Mountain views, is also s… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The historic Post is heavy with romantic rustic charm and hospitality, with service that is as first rate as the luxury amenities. Consistently making many 'best hotels in the world' lists, this leading Relais & Chateau property manages to be posh without being pompous. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Classy, and complete with spectacular mountain views, this is one of Banff's premier hotels. In fact, it's often ranked one of the best in Canada. Rooms are large and luxurious with beds that are almost too comfortable. If the place is empty, you may score a very cheap walk-in ra… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This is an original boarding house from 1918 that's been reborn as a modern guesthouse. It offers more rooms than your usual B&B - a total of 10. Despite its size, Rocky Mountain still retains the intimacy of a small family-run place. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Reopened in 2003 following a massive renovation, this place is a in a wild location at Vermillion Pass, 25 minutes from Banff township. It features 14 historic log cabins that are rustic and simple - you won't find any TVs or phones here. The point is to get away from it all. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This place has exceptional views from its bar and restaurant. If you're looking for that first fresh, early-morning powder run, you can't beat Sunshine Village Inn's ski-in ski-out location right at the top of the mountain. On the downside, the gondola closes at 9pm, so you'll ha… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

With just three simple rooms and rustic, romantic mountain ambience, Tarry-A-While offers guests privacy in one of Banff's most important heritage homes. The cottage-style home was built with high quality local materials for one of Canada's most famous female explorers, Mary Schä… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This positively enormous chateau sits on the best real estate in Banff - directly facing the park's signature lake, Lake Louise. Although some argue the place is an eyesore, inside it's a very classy resort and the rooms are plush, with small windows commanding brilliant views ac… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

If you're looking for a B&B experience that feels like you're staying in an old friend's home, then Treetops should be your resting spot. With just two guestrooms, the service here is definitely personalized. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

About 26km along the Bow Valley Parkway west of Banff, this campground is wooded and fairly secluded, with flush toilets and showers. It has 132 tent sites. Campgrounds with showers always fill up first and availability is first-come, first-served. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Each of the rooms in this family house has a queen bed and its own bathroom. Given the name and address, you might be tempted to bury your nuts here. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This campground actually includes three separate campgrounds: two primarily cater to RVs needing electrical hookups and one, Village 1, accommodates only tents, with a whopping 618 tenting sites. Close to town, it has flush toilets and showers. The sites vary widely in quality. S… Full Lonely Planet Review ›