Hotels in Banff with Swimming Pools

This is one of the most popular hotels in Banff, but perhaps because it was the off-season, I stayed there at a very reasonable price. In particular, there is a heated pool and sauna on the hotel rooftop, so you can enjoy the heated pool while looking at the snow-capped Rocky Mountains. I think it will be the best experience

An amazing hotel. Fairmont gold dining room / lounge is impressive. Great 33m indoor pool and fantastic views of the surrounding mountains and Bow river. from the hotel. This is a beautiful, classically styled, expensive and impressive resort. Self Parking is a 3 min walk to the hotel. Take a 10 min bus ride into Banff Ave. Bus tickets for guests are complimentary. Banff is a very picturesque town and well worth a visit. Banff avenue points directly at Cascade mountain for an amazing view every time you walk out to the street.

It's okay, it's a good hotel in Banff town, and there's a real fireplace in the lobby. It’s just that the hot spring pool on the rooftop is so small and there are quite a lot of people taking a dip. There is a bus stop not far from the door, which is quite convenient for travel. It takes more than ten minutes to walk to the business district of the town, which is still a bit inconvenient if the weather is particularly cold.

A cozy and warm place to stay in Banff! The location is really good, and the room is well-cleaned. All the people there are nice and willing to help. We have great time there :)

Arrived at the Hidden Ridge Resort after a long drive and were immediately impressed with the friendly welcome. The ladies at the front desk were awesome and even arranged an upgrade for our (slightly) complicated family makeup. Special praise goes to Amelia who always greeted us with a smile every day and checked to see everything was OK. Although no eating establishment on site, the gas BBQs were clean, good to go and we used them on the first night (front desk provided BBQ tools). The bus into and out of town is available from the site and Banff itself is absolutely awesome. This is a great place to stay.

We returned last week from a 6 night stay at this hotel. We requested a large room with balcony and easy access to parking, since we are in our 80s. We also requested air conditioning, which not all of their rooms have. Kudos to Lily for helping us choose the perfect room for us. Our room was modern and spatious, with a kitchenette with microwave, stovetop, coffeemaker, and refrigerator. The large bathroom had loads of counter space and an extra large stall shower. There was a small table with two chairs for enjoying breakfasts in our room. Location of the hotel was also ideal for us. We were surrounded by mountains and beautiful scenery - away from the noise and traffic in the heart of the city, although only a few minutes away from the fantastic restaurants in Banff. As others have mentioned, this hotel provides bus passes for travel to the downtown area, with bus stops virtually at the hotel doorstep, which we used daily. It only took a few minutes on the bus to get into the heart of the city, which is so much easier than driving through Banff and trying to find convenient parking. Highly recommended!!

The only bad thing about Ctrip booking is that there is no point and no room night accumulation, and the price is cheaper than the official website.

Super cozy and comfy hotel. Stayed here with my partner in July, where we went for a hiking vacay in Banff. The room was a good size, and I loved the private double-tub after a long hike! The pool area was okay, could have been cleaner, but okay facilities. A special shout out to our receptionist, a great young woman (didn’t get her name) who offered brilliant hiking recommendations and was generally just super cool and helpful! The complimentary roam pass offered by the hotel was great for transportation, but a good to know is that it does only covers local routes, thus not routes to Lake Louise or Johnston Canyon (these must be bought separately). Thanks for a great stay :-)

The hotel is in a good location, in Banff Town, 5 minutes walk from the central area. The double bed is two large beds, the mattress is comfortable, and the hygiene is ok, but the price is too expensive.

Would probably stay here again; the new rooms do have a nice Mountain View and are very clean and modern. So many quirks though, of this place! Nothing really an issue (everything important, like soft bed, cleanliness, and courteous staff, was present), mostly just amusing: 1. No confirmation email sent; I got a confirmation number from the website, though. When I called to confirm it actually went through, it had. They gave me a second confirmation number over the phone (?) 2. Luggage cart is so poor that it’s substantially harder than taking several trips to carry the luggage; the wheels barely work 3. The elevator and main lobby are closed 11p to 7am for some reason, and you take stairs. It’s not clear what the status is on the doors involved in this process; some seem almost accidentally propped open. 4. Room layout and adornment was bizarro. Eg shooting for luxury appearance, but an odd metal side table that was basically a drum; it was in the way of the mini fridge; the mini fridge was in a cabinet that seemed to have room for a microwave also, but didn’t actually have one; the bathroom door didn’t lock; the bathroom door slid and was extremely difficult to close without making a huge banging noise; there was both a bathtub * and* a separate shower, which seemed like a waste of space. The TV stand had what looked like a sheet of granite glued to the countertop. 5. Only one washcloth was in the room, took several requests to finagle another from the front desk 6. No pen and paper to write notes 7. The fridge door was half falling off It was, however, overall nice with a Mountain View, and clean, it’s worth repeating, though.