The family room was big and spacious. Newly renovated also. There were 4 adults and 2 children and there was space for maybe 2 more adults. It was a great room.
Working fireplace in room. Private balcony in room with mountain views. Good breakfast. Bathroom could have been mopped better.
Friendly and helpful staff. Fresh blueberries at breakfast. Wine and cheese social hour in the evening. We’d stay there again.
Nice clean room with outside room sitting balcony. Close to town and major highway. Price for area was extremely reasonable.
The air condition doesn’t cool the whole room .The staff are friendly.
Good breakfast. Good location. Front desk service was god.
Canmore Rocky Mountain Inn has some lovely architectural features, but it disappointed us. We paid for a "Premium" room, two steps up from the lowest tier. The main claim to fame is a fireplace, which doesn't matter in August, but we figured this option would be a bit nicer in general. The room we received was the closest one to the lobby, backing onto the main washroom. The "patio" was a door that opened onto a cement pad facing the parking lot. The fireplace — which we didn't want to use but decided to check on since it was the only apparent perk — didn't work. When we saw where our room was, we asked if there was something else, even a non-Premium room. We were told there was nothing available, though the hotel looked at least half vacant judging by the parking lot and busyness on a Saturday. While all in all the stay was fine, it was not the little bit of luxury we were expecting. I would suggest not bothering with a "higher quality" room unless you really love fireplaces. There were also whispers on some room descriptions of a continental breakfast, but I couldn't find specifics of this service anywhere. When we left around 9:15 am to checkout, there were two plastic-wrapped muffins remaining on a tray beside a fruit bowl with solid green bananas. The coffee was absolutely terrible. All in all, this place is fine and you only need to walk out the door for incredible beauty, but if you can find something cheaper in Canmore, stay there instead.
Canmore Rocky Mountain Inn places you within a short walk of Canmore Golf and Curling Club and within a mile (2 km) of Canmore Museum and Geoscience Centre. The 62 rooms at this hotel include refrigerators, microwaves, and coffee makers.
All of Canmore Rocky Mountain Inn's 62 rooms are air-conditioned and have an array of amenities, including microwaves, refrigerators, and coffee makers. TVs come with cable channels, and free WiFi keeps guests connected. Free newspapers, free local calls, and hair dryers are also available. Housekeeping is available once per stay.
At Canmore Rocky Mountain Inn, guests have access to a sauna, free WiFi in public areas, and a computer station. You can take advantage of free parking if you drive. The front desk is staffed 24 hours a day to help with luggage storage and securing valuables. Other amenities at this hot springs hotel include free newspapers, laundry facilities, and a fireplace in the lobby.
The family room was big and spacious. Newly renovated also. There were 4 adults and 2 children and there was space for maybe 2 more adults. It was a great room.
Working fireplace in room. Private balcony in room with mountain views. Good breakfast. Bathroom could have been mopped better.
Glad to hear we hope to see you again!
Friendly and helpful staff. Fresh blueberries at breakfast. Wine and cheese social hour in the evening. We’d stay there again.
Thank you we hope to see you again!
Thank you for staying with us, hope to see you again!
Nice clean room with outside room sitting balcony. Close to town and major highway. Price for area was extremely reasonable.
Thank you very much for your nice comments. We hope to see you again.
The air condition doesn’t cool the whole room .The staff are friendly.
Good breakfast. Good location. Front desk service was god.
Thank you very much we hope to see you again!
Canmore Rocky Mountain Inn has some lovely architectural features, but it disappointed us. We paid for a "Premium" room, two steps up from the lowest tier. The main claim to fame is a fireplace, which doesn't matter in August, but we figured this option would be a bit nicer in general. The room we received was the closest one to the lobby, backing onto the main washroom. The "patio" was a door that opened onto a cement pad facing the parking lot. The fireplace — which we didn't want to use but decided to check on since it was the only apparent perk — didn't work. When we saw where our room was, we asked if there was something else, even a non-Premium room. We were told there was nothing available, though the hotel looked at least half vacant judging by the parking lot and busyness on a Saturday. While all in all the stay was fine, it was not the little bit of luxury we were expecting. I would suggest not bothering with a "higher quality" room unless you really love fireplaces. There were also whispers on some room descriptions of a continental breakfast, but I couldn't find specifics of this service anywhere. When we left around 9:15 am to checkout, there were two plastic-wrapped muffins remaining on a tray beside a fruit bowl with solid green bananas. The coffee was absolutely terrible. All in all, this place is fine and you only need to walk out the door for incredible beauty, but if you can find something cheaper in Canmore, stay there instead.
Glad to hear we hope to see you again!