Washington State, where forest, volcano and coastline converge

Protected region combining temperate rainforest, rugged coastline, and mountain terrain.

High alpine wilderness known for sharp peaks and glacial lakes.

Archipelago in Puget Sound offering coastal scenery and marine wildlife observation.

Experience live oyster shucking every Thursday through Saturday, with hyper-local varieties and premium oysters from renowned coastal waters around the world.

California has always invited the world to dream a little bigger. Cities rise along the edge of the Pacific. Vineyards stretch toward distant hills. Light lingers longer here, softening the edges of every moment. Across the state, Fairmont hotels stand at the heart of it all: places where history, culture, and daily life converge. Each address offers more than a stay. It offers a way into California itself, reflecting Fairmont’s long-standing role as a social and cultural landmark in North America.

Colorado rises along the spine of the Rocky Mountains, with more than fifty peaks exceeding 14,000 feet above sea level. Alpine passes, high desert plateaus and glacier-carved valleys create dramatic shifts in terrain across the state. Snowpack feeds river systems that descend into canyon corridors and protected wilderness. In the San Juan Mountains of southwestern Colorado, Fairmont’s presence is anchored in Telluride’s Mountain Village.

Alberta unfolds in wide horizons and rising peaks, where open prairie gradually gives way to the Canadian Rockies. Rivers carve through valleys, glaciers feed brilliant blue lakes, and the weather shapes each day with clarity and contrast.