Lake Louise Inn

Great value for your money! Lake Louise Inn also boasts 3 on-site restaurants, a pool, hot tubs, several conference rooms, and one of the better gyms I've seen in a hotel. While Lake Louise as a town doesn't have the amenities of Banff, this hotel provides most of what visitors need.

This inn had a slightly older feel but still has a bit of alpine mountain village charm to it. The rooms and amenities are not modern but the facilities were clean and the staff were polite. The room we were in was quite warm, and there were no opening windows or air conditioning available. The pool was a nice size and the three hot tubs were a bonus. The restaurant options on site were both very slow and seemed understaffed. After waiting, in line at the Italian place, we went down to the lounge and waited there for a good 45 minutes for average quality food at above average prices. Even though it was fun to stay in Lake Louise, in the future I will likely stay in Golden as it has better options as far as value and variety.

Wow, what a great couple of days. Easy friendly check-in. Upgraded room with two queen beds. Very comfortable and warm. Even provided a boot tray for snow-covered boots. An added space heater if needed, but wasn't. Lovely grounds well kept. There are restaurant options on site. I loved the heated pool and hot tubs.
I hope to come back.

We planned a girl's weekend away for the first weekend in November. All around, the hotel lobby is very nice and clean. The pool was great as well as the hot tubs. Our room was incredibly outdated and hotter than the Sahara Desert. We had a fan going and the heat shut off and it was unbearable. Beds were not comfortable at all, and the pillows were small. Bathroom had no fan running so even hotter when attempting to change after a shower. Paint was cracking on the bottom of the door. They offer complimentary games and snowshoe rentals which were a highlight of the trip and awesome to have that option. The restaurants are overly priced, food menus for both are fairly similar with limited options. The Explorers Lounge had live music on Saturday, which was great, but you couldn't even hear the person next to you talking it was so loud. The also have s'mores & hot chocolate on Saturday in Gazebo which was another nice touch. Hotel was great but the room could use some serious TLC for the price as what we paid just doesn't justify it.

Stayed here for a few nights whilst travelling. The room was average at best, dated decor, tiny ‘double’ bed and a funky smell throughout. Beware of the photos as a few reviews have stated. Having paid a lot of money to stay here I was expecting more. Understandably accommodation in the area is limited but it was incredibly underwhelming. On the bright side the pizza restaurant is fantastic.

Beware the pictures are deceiving. Very outdated room and bathroom. Beds were small. NO ELEVATOR and we were put on a 3rd floor. No where on the site does it say no elevator! No AC in the room and no vent in the bathroom. No air circulation even with window open; the room always felt stuffy.

Standard room does NOT have a fridge or microwave. Description said room has iron/iron board and safe, it did not. For the amount of money they charge even for a Standard Room, they should be providing better rooms.

Recommend looking at other lodging. The only positive was daily housekeeping and the housekeeper was nice. They also charge a resort fee.

Lake Louise Village is the perfect place to base yourself for a short, or long stay in the Rockies.
Our room had a small, but usable kitchen, decent bathroom, lots of floor space in the lounge and free parking right out front.
While we self-catered from the supermarket in town, there’s also a restaurant and pizza place, and a morning coffee shop.
The Village is massive, with 5 separate blocks, but it’s easy to walk around, and close enough to town to walk there if you wish.
3 things to be aware of – for some reason the main beds in the apartments are “Murphy beds” – effectively permanent sofa beds. No idea why they didn’t just install a proper bed as the rooms already have a separate sofa bed should you need bedding for 4.
The kitchen could have done with a few more items, but had enough it make it work.
And the front desk seemed disinterested in helping people get to the lake.
In peak season the only way there is via shuttles from the Ski Village. We booked in advance on the Parks Canada Shuttle, and were told that was it. Turns out there were quite a few options – the ski village had its own shuttle, and a few other operators were there as well.
But we loved the village, the location, the great views, and would definitely stay here again if returning.