We stayed three nights in #6935 of the Temple Wing, which is not in the main building. At first I was concerned that we were not in the main building with the view right in front, but our room was updated and very nice. There was a very large granite bathroom w/ double sinks and we had two queen beds... more

To say that the setting for this hotel is beautiful, it is an incredible understatement. It is an amazing place. The hotel is definitely a luxury hotel. However, you need to keep in mind a few things. First, the rooms (at least the regular rooms) are small. The bathroom is tiny. Second, the rooms are very warm, and it is... more

This was our last night in the Rockies and we decided to book the Gold level lakeview. We were not disappointed - the room was large with 2 windows that looked directly out to the lake and glacier/mountains beyond. We quite enjoyed watching the sun go down and then woke up early to see the sun hit the mountains and... more

Our first stay - and on the Gold Floor. The most luxurious and perfect experience one could dream of. First of all the Gold Floor staff - Chaz (the manager), Brianna and all the rest of the staff were so accomodating, obliging and friendly - beyond expectations. We had a lake view junior suite which was beautiful, spacious and the... more

We were persuaded by the travel agent that this was the place to stay in Lake Louise, depite having reservations about it's shear size. Generally we prefer smaller more intimate hotels to large chains. We have no complaints about the room which was fairly standard for a good qulaity hotel and certainly well maintained. We ate at the Saloon Bar... more

Our three days at this hotel were the highlight of a 5-week, 8600-mile auto tour around the US Northwest and Canadian Rockies. First let me be very clear: this was a complete splurge on our part. We have been longing to stay here since our last visit (1987) when we could not get a room, as bus tours apparently filled... more

The view and setting is spectacular, but most rooms are not air conditioned and become uncomfortably over heated from Summer sunshnie. The management seems bent on pumping maximum money from its guests. The breakfast does not offer cereal, the orange juice is watery rubbish made from concentrate, No wireless internet except in the lobby. the rooms are small and cramped... more

Then only reason to stay here is the setting and the view. If a lake view room is not in your budget, save your money and stay elsewhere because you will be able to take full advantage of all the hotel has to offer because the reality is, Chateau Lake Louise is a tourist destination, first and foremost. The view... more

We only were able to squeeze in the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise for one night, but so glad we did. We paid to stay in a Deluxe Lakeview Room while we were there for the night, as what would be the point of staying if you're looking at the hill? Our room was luxurious and roomy. Our bathroom was huge... more