Canmore Lodging
 

Has anyone stayed in any of the Best Western accomodations in Canmore outside of Banff?

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Can anyone suggest good accomodations in Canmore? We are a family of four, two adults, two young-teens. A pool would be nice (unless its too cold in July??) and we'd like to be in the MIDDLE of the activity (shops, restaurants, etc.)<BR><BR>THANKS in advance!

Try drakeinn.com. No pool but nice hot tub.

(Not the original poster)<BR>We are making an overnight trip from my sister-in-law's to the Banff area in July, and she recommended that we stay at the Best Western there -- it's called the Pocaterra Inn, and it does sound really nice, with gas fireplaces in every room, and a glassed-in pool/water slide with mountain views. Her family has been there before and really liked it.

Thanks anne, Do you mind if i ask what you're paying, and is that in canadian or american? My first research is showing rates about $150 a night, which is a bit more then we wanted to pay.<BR><BR>Thanks in advance/

Hi, I'm the original poster on Canmore lodging. We have 3 nights booked at the Best Western Pocaterra Inn. I've heard good things about this lodging. The $150/night I believe is in Canadian dollars, which translates into a reasonable savings for us.