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The 700 acre year-round luxury mountain resort wraps around the shores of the pristine lake “Lac Beauvert” and Canada’s #1 Golf Resort Course. The resort’s charming village of cedar chalets and Luxury Signature Cabins, all connected by picturesque paths, allow guests to explore the natural environment of the hotel within the largest national park in the Canadian Rockies.
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A village of heritage log cabins connected by picturesque paths, Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge's 442 superbly-appointed guest rooms and luxurious Signature Cabins offer the perfect romantic getaway or family vacation in Alberta's Jasper National Park. Enjoy homelike comforts and amenities in our Jasper accommodations, surrounded by incredible views of majestic mountains and the emerald green Lac Beauvert.
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Guest Room
275 sq.ft. / 26 sq.m
Fairmont Rooms are located throughout the property and most feature newly renovated bathrooms. Offering cozy cabin accommodations with several having an outdoor patio or balcony. Ideal for individuals, couples or small families.
250 sq.ft. / 23 sq.m
Rooms are located on the first floor in the main lodge building, perfect for those who prefer the convenience of being close to dining and amenities. Newly renovated bathrooms. Ideal for a couple or individual.
Located along the lake or on the second floor of one of our most popular cabins. They include an outdoor patio or balcony offering views of beautiful Lac Beauvert. Many feature newly renovated bathrooms. These rooms are ideal for a couple or an individual.
325 sq.ft. to 375 sq.ft. / 30 sq.m to 35 sq.m
Deluxe rooms feature two double beds and include an outdoor patio with cabin views. Ideal for a family or individuals. They are located throughout the resort.
325 sq.ft. / 30 sq.m
Located on the first floor of the main building. This room offers a separate sitting area with a pull out couch and is ideal for a couple or small family. Newly renovated bathrooms.
Located on the second floor of the Main Lodge, these rooms offer a spacious balcony overlooking the hotel pool and Lac Beauvert. They are ideal for couples or a small family looking for comfort while still experiencing splendor and extravagance. Newly Renovated Bathrooms.
375 sq.ft. to 375 sq.ft. / 35 sq.m to 35 sq.m
These rooms feature one king or two double beds and have a sitting area with a pull out couch. They are ideal for families or couples and include valet parking.
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Check-in 4:00pm - Check-out 11:00am.
From Calgary International Airport (435km) Approx. 5 Hours Head West on Airport Rd NE Turn left onto Barlow Trail NE Turn left onto Country Hills Blvd NE Merge onto AB-2 N via the ramp to Red Deer Follow AB-1 W/Trans Canada Hwy and Icefields Pkwy/AB-93 N to Lake Louise. You are now in Lake Louise, 141 miles (228 km) from Jasper Leaving Lake Louise, exit onto Hwy 93. Keep your eyes open, because the sign for Hwy 93 is easy to miss. Drive for 228 km - get your camera ready! You are now entering Jasper. At the lights, turn right and follow the signs The exit for The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge is after the town site on your right You'll cross a black steel bridge and follow the Old Lodge RoadGoogle Maps Directions
Welcome to a very special summer retreat. The rolling green grounds of this mountain lodge will stay with you for life. The clear alpine air. The glittering blue lakes. The alpine breeze. The endless trails, where nature is so close it blinks back at you. (And so do the stars, in one of the world's largest dark sky preservers.) Settle in. Let us create a Rocky Mountain experience that changes you forever.Summer Property Map
Welcome to the heart of winter adventure. The crackling fire. The clear cold air. The unforgettable lodge setting, nestled in the immortal Rocky Mountains. Here, you'll skate on frozen glacial lakes and stand on windswept peaks, surrounded by living nature and the glittering stars of one of the world's largest dark sky preserves. When you return, we'll embrace you with a luxury service that has played host to 100 years of Canadian mountain journeys.Winter Property Map
700 acres, 442 guest rooms and signature cabins. It can be difficult to find where your accommodation is located. Discover where each room type is located on the property below:
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It took 50 teams of horses and 200 men working together for a year in order to clear the land of boulders and debris to prepare it for what would become one of Canada's premiere golf courses. Since the opening of the mountain golf course in 1925, this jewel set deep in the heart of the Canadian Rockies has been the setting of unforgettable memories for all of those who come to play.
Few golf courses in the world can match the rugged majesty of this national treasure, rated Canada's #1 Golf Resort for the past 20 years by SCOREGolf Magazine.
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When you think of winter, you think of snow. And the great thing about snow is it welcomes back the ski season. Whether you enjoy downhill, cross-country or skate skiing, Jasper has something for everybody.
The grandeur of Jasper does more than simply take your breath away: It inspires you to slow your pace. To breathe deeply. To reflect on the amazing artistry of nature. This reflection underscores every treatment and experience offered at Fairmont Spa Jasper Park Lodge.
Enabling genuine connection to self, others and nature through the essence of each destination.
From seasonally inspired menus to dining experiences that will satisfy any craving, see what our chefs are preparing just for you.
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'Happiness' begins with a wedding at Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge
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Let us help in creating unique guest experiences in the setting of our "Grand Rocky Mountain Lodge".
The picture-perfect vistas of snow-capped peaks and shimmering lakes make it a scenic location for any event.
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Reviewed 2023-01-28
The negatives: (1) The suite was definitely not worth the approx $700+ taxes and fees per night. The room looked tired, as a lot of the accommodation at this hotel does - despite the manager stating they are continuing to update! Whilst the room was superficially clean, if you looked closer there was a reasonable amount of dust in a lot of places. The curtains were tired and drab with food stains on them - basically they needed a good wash. The telephones were dirty as was the seating in the lounge - we had to wipe everything down with bacterial wipes. It appears that there aren't enough cleaning staff for the size of the resort (particularly in light of how the accommodation is spaced out). One questions when the suite last had a deep clean - if ever! (2) The patio doors didn't close properly, and there was a 3/4 inch gap at the top. (3) Sound proofing wasn't great at the entrance of the suite - when people were in the small hall you could hear every word. (4) Limited food choice - a lot of the eating establishments were closed. (5) Parking - larger parking spaces are needed near the suites / lodges. We had to park in the main car park, as we wouldn't have got out of the parking space had two vehicles parked either side of us. (6) The overall feeling is that the resort is losing the homely feel, and is becoming too commercialized. The positives: (1) The staff were polite and friendly. (2) What food was available was good. (3) Location is fantastic, particularly for walking / hiking / running. If it wasn't for the the 3 positives above the experience would definitely had been classed as 'dissatisfied'. Regardless, the fee for the suite is over priced for what you get, and at best was worth $400 - $450 plus fees and taxes per night. Had the suite been fresh and very clean (as one would expect when when paying approx $700 per night), then the overall experience would have been an 8.
Reviewed 2023-01-27
When we arrived, it was busy but the valet made room for us. We were greeted and ushered into the entrance and once at the checkout had a very warm welcome by the front desk manager who checked us in. The valet showed us to our cabin, took our luggage and set everything up for us. Once all settled, we enjoyed a lot of what the hotel had to offer. Heated outdoor pool and hot tub, great restaurant staff with great food and drinks, hiking around the lake with the rented ice cleats then ice skating on the ice oval. Once it was time to leave, they brought us our vehicle to our cabin and loaded the bags. Over all a fantastic weekend away.
I have stayed at the JPL several times and this was by far the worst experience I have had. As I stated above, several minor inconveniences (4 requests for coffee to be brought to the room, having to ask for soap). However the room was left unlocked, doors wide open for some time. My husband came in the room at 1430 hrs and thought they were still in the process of cleaning. He waited 1 hr. No one returned. If he had not returned to the room who knows how long the room would be unlocked, hoe long it had been open for at that point, and our possessions accessible to anyone who might want them. Not acceptable.
Everyone is so friendly and they go out of their way to make your stay memorable. The views cant be beat and the lodge is the perfect getaway.
We love the JPL but had not visited since the pandemic. We were disappointed with many of the changes and lack of winter activities. To add to our disappointment I have been charged twice for a expensive spa treatment.
We brought our kids here for a weekend getaway and it never disappoints. You never have to leave the resort, the service is great, rooms clean and scenery can't be beat. We enjoyed all the amenities and activities but the highlights were Oka sushi (he is an amazing man and the food is incredible), the skating rink and the pool.
We had requested a room close to the main lodge which was nicely accommodated upon check in. The pool was amazing. Great heat and the view from both pool and hot tub are spectacular. We ate at the main area for a couple meals and both were quite good. The mountain Caesars are awesome as well as the Negroni’s. You also can not go wrong with dessert. My wife had a pedicure at the spa which was quite good. Not as spectacular as the massages that we have had in the past, but she said it was good. Our only negative on the trip was the parking outside of our cabin. It was stated as unloading, but a couple of our neighbors decided to park there permanently. It made for a long walk to load our vehicle when we left. Next time I will request someone else walk half a block to load our vehicle. If you have a 15 minute unloading policy, it should be enforced. They had a couple little security vehicles ripping around, but they are grossly incompetent if that are policing parking.
Exellent service
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We aim to increase our waste diversion rate to 65% by 2025
Our property is 100% retrofitted with energy efficient light fixtures
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