Banff Springs Hotel Canada

Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel

Toll Free (Room Reservations only): +1 866 540 4406

Email: banffsprings@fairmont.com
Website 
Address: 405 Spray Avenue, Banff, Alberta, Canada T1L1J4
TEL + 1 403 762 2211 

Special Events

Haunted Halloween Gala - October 29

This Halloween, you are invited to the wedding of the infamous Ghost Bride who resides at Fairmont Banff Springs! Spend the night in one of Alberta’s most historic hotels and see for yourself if the rumours of its haunting are true. Join us for an amazing Halloween Gala to include a live DJs, performers, and many more surprises throughout the night! Guests are encouraged to dress in their best costumes for the event, but please try not to upstage the bride...
Package Includes:
Accommodation in a Fairmont room
Admission to the Halloween Heritage Ghost Tour
Complimentary make-up stations
One ticket per adult to the Haunted Halloween Gala that includes:
Hors D'oeuvres & Drink Specials
Live Performers
Live DJ

KIDS HAUNTED HALLOWEEN BASH

Kids are invited to join in on the Halloween fun at the Castle with our Kids Haunted Halloween Bash! Join us for some festive games, costume design, masks making, spooky stories and much more!

For more details please phone Royal Service at 403 762 2211.

COST: $100 per child (includes full Halloween buffet and snacks plus a treat bag for each child)
Availability:  Between Saturday, October 29, 2016 and Saturday, October 29, 2016 

 
Great hotel good service amazing staff. The views are out of this world. 

Beautiful views anywhere, cool attractions, breathtaking lakes, amazing glacier and much more!

A fantastic place with great food and views. Not cheap, but a solid value.

Beautiful hotel and location. The Royal tea experience is amazing. All staff are very professional and friendly. 

Great view of Bow Falls and Bow River. Don't forget to go to the Surprise Corner taking pics of the hotel.

The golf course is amazing and in super shape. That the course is quite flat. Only 3 holes have some elevation changes - holes 2, 4 and 15. Hole 4 is the most beautiful hole.

The food at the hotel is world class and great selection of choice. Fairmont will do anything to make your stay amazing. The view is jaw dropping. 

 

Great location. Fantastic view. Very luxurious hotel.

This grand hotel in a castle-like building is set in Banff National Park. It lies within 1.8 km of Bow Falls, and the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies. 

Upscale rooms and suites feature Wi-Fi, TVs and tea and coffeemaking facilities, plus desks and woodland views. Upgraded rooms add mountain or valley views and original decor features. Suites have separate living rooms, and some have Jacuzzis and terraces.

Amenities include 7 restaurants and 2 bars. There's also a spa, indoor and outdoor pools and a golf course, plus a fitness center, a business center, and 76,000 sq ft of meeting space.

Banff Springs Hotel is 80 miles from Calgary. 
Low Season (generally, mid-October to mid-December, and from January 2 to April 30,) rates cover room only and generally average Canadian $269 (U.S. $190,) but high season rates include breakfast and dinner daily, as well as free golf, tennis, horseback riding and daily spa.

This is the massive, 770-unit resort to which most people are referring when they talk about making a visit to "Banff and Lake Louise." 
A vast baronial structure that looks out onto some of the most breathtaking mountain scenery on earth, it first opened in 1888, but assumed its present form in 1928 in the style of a Scottish castle with the hint of a French chateau; it is the perfect replica of a social phenomenon - the large-scale resort hotel of the early twentieth century. 
Italian stonecutters and Scottish masons were imported to do the stonework. 
Guest rooms, all large in size, are furnished with exact replicas of original period pieces from European castles and manor houses. The resort is open year around. Its recreational facilities are remarkable in their size and variety. 
Spa facilities called "Solace" are 35,000 square feet in size, with cascading waterfalls, mineral whirlpools and both indoor and outdoor saltwater pools, cardio-vascular workout rooms, steam rooms and saunas. 
Its golf course is a championship-level, 27 holes in size, and has access to six other courses (on which elk sometimes leap for a moment or two); its tennis courts are of the highest quality and many. 
Fifteen food and beverage outlets supply every sort of fine cuisine and occasional wine-tasting festivals. 
Simply to wander through the massive and monumental public interiors, looking as if they belonged to Henry VIII, is a sightseeing activity in itself. 
And always there are the views. 
The resort’s creator, head of the Canadian Pacific Railway in the late 1800s, told visitors: "You shall see mighty rivers, vast forests, boundless plains, stupendous mountains and wonders innumerable; and you shall see all in comfort. Nay, in luxury."