There is a wide range of lodging options in the Canadian Rockies. Ranging
from Hotels, Motels, Lodges, Vacation Homes, Chalets to Bed and Breakfasts home
stay.

Resort style hotels are great choices. Many of the hotel resorts are
located near scenic spot. The
Pyramid Lake Resort is one example. It is located on a terraced hillside,
overlooking the Pyramid Lake. You will enjoy the tranquility of the Pyramid
Lake.

The Moraine
Lake Lodge near the famous Lake Louise is another greater resort hotel
choice. Within a short walking distance, you can experience the glamour of the
Lake Louise. It has been called the Ultimate Gateway of the Canadian Rockies.
Many Heads of State and Hollywood stars had visited this beautiful lake.

Two of the popular National Parks in the Canadian Rockies, the Jasper
National Parks and Banff National Parks, also have many resorts, hotels and
different lodging options within the town center. You can enjoy the unique
Canadian Rockies shopping experience in the town center and have a taste of the
local and international cuisine. Banff
Rocky Mountain Resort Hotel is one example. Locates at the central of Banff,
most tourist attractions are within easy reach. It is a great choice to
experience both the scenic spots and the unique Canadian Rockies shopping
experience.

If you really want to experience the life-style of the Canadian Rockies, go for the
bed-and-breakfast (B & B) home stay. There are many cozy and unique B &
B Inns or Guest Houses available. In general the B & B accommodations start
at $75 per room per night during summer. Depending on the facilities like
whether there is private bath, prices can go higher than $100.

Regardless of your preference, you surely can find your ideal lodging of choice. If you are
staying in the Canadian Rockies for more than a week, it is better to stay in at
least 2 different places. And do make your reservation early. Especially during
the summer season, you should book your room 6 months ahead.

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