Banff National Park Hotels

Buffalo Mountain Lodge

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    Pros

  • Roam bus stop across the street
  • friendly service
  • fireplaces and hot tub
  • great on-site restaurant

    Cons

  • not in Banff Townsite
  • chairs could be more comfortable
  • rooms are dark and could use updating
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Buffalo Mountain Lodge Review

Five minutes up Tunnel Moutain Road, just outside of Banff Townsite, this motel-turned-lodge is a great mid-range option in the area. The claw-foot tub and heated slate floors in the bathroom add elegance to the premier rooms. All rooms, however, have wood-burning stone fireplaces. The pillowtop mattressess and down pillows are plush and comfortable. Some rooms have exposed pine beams and skylights, and are decorated with mountain scenes in a rustic style. Rooms can be a bit dark, but screened-in balconies are a nice place to kick back at the end of the day. A stainless-steel hot tub and fine-dining restaurant, Sleeping Buffalo ($$$), on site are perks. The Douglas Fir Resort next door has a small convenience store that is handy for (slightly overpriced) last-minute necessities.

    Hotel Details

  • 108 rooms.
  • Rate includes no meals.
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