4 Best Hotels in Yoho National Park, British Columbia

Guests here stay in luxury log cabins dotted among the forest, on the edge of the fast-flowing Kicking Horse River. Decor is classic Canadian mountain, featuring custom-made log furniture, and rooms have gas fireplaces or woodburning stone fireplaces. An expansive continental breakfast is included, as well as daily canoeing on Moraine Lake (weather permitting). Dinner is available at a cost.

Nestled on a 13-acre peninsula, next to the bright jade-colored Emerald Lake, this Canadian Pacific Railway hand-hewn timber lodge dates back to 1902, keeping the historical integrity intact with antique tables and furnishings. The resort provides an electronics-light experience (no TVs, Wi-fi only in the main lodge and limited cell reception) allowing for full immersion into nature.

The vistas don't get any better than from this 1920s luxury lodge and log cabins, situated on the edge of the turquoise-blue Lake O'Hara. Even though it's off the grid, there is plenty of hot water for a post-outdoor shower or soak and all cabins have porches or decks. Prices include all meals and afternoon tea, as well as round-trip bus fare for the access road. There are 8 lodge rooms for two people max; 11 lakeshore cabin rooms for two people max; 4 guide cabin rooms for four people max.

The only lodge in the village of Field, this small spot has cozy rooms with mini-fridges and in-floor heating, and it's home to the delicious Truffle Pigs Bistro that serves light breakfast and coffee as well as lunch and dinner.