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Fairmont Gold
215 sq.ft. / 20 sq.m
Overlooking various views of the Chateau grounds, these stunning guest rooms provide the luxury of Fairmont Gold with exclusive lounge access featuring daily breakfast and evening canapes.
Views overlooking spectacular Lake Louise and Victoria Glacier. Enjoy the luxury of Fairmont Gold services and amenities in the comfort and charm of the Fairmont Gold Lakeview Room.
350 sq.ft. / 33 sq.m
Impressive views from the 7th floor of the Chateau. Open-concept layout with modern furnishings. Enjoy the luxury of the Fairmont Gold experience with exclusive lounge access featuring daily breakfast and evening canapes.
480 sq.ft. / 45 sq.m
Overlooking the spectacular Lake Louise and Victoria Glacier. Enjoy the luxury of Fairmont Gold with exclusive lounge access featuring daily breakfast and canapes.
550 sq.ft. / 51 sq.m
Enjoy additional living space in the luxurious Fairmont Gold One Bedroom Suite. Including a comfortable sitting area and a private bedroom, this spectacular suite overlooks various views of the Chateau and surrounding mountain ranges.
915 sq.ft. / 85 sq.m
Luxurious and newly renovated Fairmont Gold Two Bedroom Suites overlook the incredible Lake Louise and Victoria Glacier. A spacious and comfortable living and dining area is the perfect space to create memories with the whole family.
630 sq.ft. / 59 sq.m
This outstanding signature suite features two levels and a stunning balcony offering views of Whitehorn Mountain, the Lake Louise Ski Resort and the Bow Valley. This suite is ideal for a honeymoon of special occasion.
850 sq.ft. / 79 sq.m
Enjoy the spacious Tom Wilson suite while soaking in stunning views of Lake Louise and Victoria Glacier. This spacious suite features a balcony that can be enjoyed during the summer months and is ideal accommodation for a honeymoon or special occasion.
Overlooking stunning Lake Louise and the surrounding glaciers, the Glacier Suite features a spacious living area and a private balcony. Guests can enjoy access to all Fairmont Gold amenities including exclusive lounge access featuring complimentary breakfast and evening canapes.
870 sq.ft. / 81 sq.m
Exquisite two-level suite including an expansive L-shaped balcony wrapped around the second story level of the suite. Overlooking incredible views of Fairview Mountain and the Bow Valley this suite is thoughtfully designed to maximize natural light and includes all of the access to all Fairmont Gold amenities.
750 sq.ft. / 70 sq.m
The incomparable Marquis de Lorne Lakeview Suite is the pinnacle of luxury. Overlooking the beautiful Lake Louise and Victoria Glacier, this one bedroom suite is spacial and offers all of the perks of Fairmont Gold including exclusive lounge access featuring daily breakfast and evening canapes.
Suites
Unique penthouse suite with the most spectacular view of Lake Louise and Victoria Glacier from two private balconies. Dining area and powder room located on the main floor, along with a secluded bedroom and ensuite bath on the second floor.
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Check-in 4:00 p.m. - Check-out 12:00 p.m.
The closest airport to Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise is Calgary International Airport (YYC).
Calgary International Airport (YYC) is located approximately 125 miles (200 km) East of the resort. Most major airline carriers fly into Calgary.
Shuttles and services may be available.
Please email our Concierge team for current schedules and pricing.
Take Airport Exit road to the first set of lights.
Turn left at the first set of lights. (Barlow Trail)
Turn left at the next set of lights. (Airport Road)
TransCanada Highway #1. You will exit from the right onto this exit ramp.
Continue on Highway#1 until you reach the Banff National Park entrance gates.
Once you have passed through the park gates, continue driving West until you reach the Lake Louise exit.
Turn left towards Village of Lake Louise, continue driving straight on Lake Louise Drive until you reach Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise.
A National Park Pass is required when entering Banff National Park. You can purchase your pass in advance here.
The hotel is connected to a partially covered parkade with plug-ins.
Parking is available to our overnight in-house guests at the following rates:
Self-parking: $30 per dayValet Parking: $45 per day
We offer something for everyone, find your perfect adventure in our seasonal activity guides:
Winter Activity Guide (2023/2024)
Festive Activity Guide (2023/2024)
Spring Activity Guide (2023)
Summer Activity Guide (2023)
Fall Activity Guide (2023)
Enjoy the view from Lake Louise with our 360° webcam
Skiing in the Canadian Rocky Mountains is the opportunity of a lifetime to ski the fluffiest powder that is respected by winter enthusiasts worldwide. Trade the lift lines for for pristine, untouched wilderness of Banff and Lake Louise that comes with the most spectacular mountain vistas you could ever dream of.
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After a day of exploring Banff National Park, step into a tranquil oasis and enjoy one of many spa treatments and services that will leaving you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated.
Lake of Little Fishes
''A hotel for outdoor adventurer and alpinist,'' was the vision Cornelius Van Horne, general manager of the Canadian Pacific Railway, had in mind for the one-story log cabin constructed on the shore of Lake Louise in 1890. It contained a central area that served as dining room, office, bar and gathering place, a kitchen and two small bedrooms, fronted by large windows facing the lake and a verandah. The original Chalet Lake Louise hosted visitors from different dining stations along the railway line as well as day visitors from its elegant sister, the Banff Springs Hotel. While only 50 guests registered at the chalet in 1890 by 1912, as the Chalet grew in size so did visitation, eventually accommodating over 50,000 people.
Lake Louise is renowned as the birthplace of Canadian mountaineering. In August 1896, during a small but much publicized expedition to Mount Lefroy, Phillip Abbot fell to his death just feet from the summit, becoming the first man known to have been killed in Canadian mountaineering. His tragic death sent a shockwave through North America's climbing community. It also influenced Canadian Pacific to hire their first two professional Swiss mountain guides to lead guests safely to the summits of their dreams.
Between 1899 and 1954, generations of these Swiss mountaineers taught thousands of visitors and locals to climb and, later, to ski. Canadian Pacific Swiss guides were responsible for over 250 first ascents in these mountains, most of them in the company of hotel guests. From fondues to hikes, the Swiss influence on architecture, cuisine and our guided program of Mountain Heritage Adventures can still be felt at the Chateau today.
Right from the start, holidays in Lake Louise have meant mountain climbing, horseback riding and gazing at stars - both natural and human. A top location within western Canada's continuing reputation as ''Hollywood North,'' early movies shot in Lake Louise include 1928 ''Eternal Love'' starring John Barrymore, 1942 ''Springtime in the Rockies'' with Betty Grable and Carmen Miranda and 1944 ''Son of Lassie.'' Literally hundreds of stars have come here for filming or vacationing, including Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks, Alfred Hitchcock, Marilyn Monroe, Christopher Reeve and Angie Dickinson.
As early as 1912, when the British Prince of Wales (King Edward VIII, who abdicated) included a hike to the Lake Agnes Teahouse as a part of his ''morning exercise'' the Chateau has also welcomed dozens of royals including Prince Rainier of Monaco, Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Phillip, Queen Margrethe of Denmark, King Hussein and Queen Noor of Jordan. You never know who you might see on a stroll around the lake...
"If you can't export the scenery, we'll import the tourists."
William Cornelius Van Horne
Swiss and Austrian mountain guides introduced Banff and Lake Louise youth to skiing as early as 1909. The Banff Ski Club was founded in 1917. And by the early 1920s adventurous Albertans and their guests were carving the logging trails and flying over jumps at Tunnel Mountain. Full-scale ski areas at Mount Norquay, Sunshine Village and Lake Louise were all in operation by the 1930s. Although they were conceived as summer-only resorts, the Banff Springs Hotel and Chateau Lake Louise opened for skiers on a trial basis during the peak winter holiday seasons of the 1970s, breathing new life into both luxury hotels. A decade later the 1988 Calgary Winter Olympics would showcase Banff National Park's ski resorts to the world. Today, this hotel is one of the highlights of the international ski circuit, hosting the Lake Louise World Cup racers each November, and welcoming eager skiers, snowboarders and winter sport enthusiasts from all over the world.
Turning moments into memories.
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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Event
Embraced by soaring mountains, glittering glaciers and a sparkling lake, Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise will add inspiration to one of the most important days of your life.
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Our breathtaking mountain resort setting provides 3,344 square metres of indoor event space and 3,250 square metres of outdoor event space, all equipped with the latest multimedia technology.
From elegant social functions to milestone family events, our skilled team of dedicated professionals will help you plan, organize and execute your event with warm, courteous and helpful service.
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4.4/5
Reviewed 2023-11-25
One of the most beautiful places in the world we have ever been. Waking up in the morning and looking out at the pristine lake and majestic mountains is an experience you will never forget. Incredible location, amazing 5+ star hotel with friendly and attentive staff. Just go! You won't regret it.
Beautiful hotel and view, plus excellent breakfast!
Hotel has a great view of Lake Louise, and that’s it. Hotel is not well kept, we had lunch at Fairview Bar and Restaurant and the food was good, but the ceilings have leaks and are pealing off, the younger age staff at the front desk and coffee place are just rude, I made a Lakeview room reservations, had the All (Accord) app and could see what type of room I had, but the front desk staff kept rudely insisting I had a mountain view reservation, even after I showed my reservation on the app, she said that I had gotten an automatic update but couldn’t be confirmed until arriving at the hotel… I made the reservation, I know what room I chose and there wasn’t any updates involved, that was very annoying. The older aged staff was nicer and attentive. The food is overpriced and dinner at the Walliser Stube was hundreds of dollars and just not good at all. Room was dated, bathroom was super small and uncomfortable so overall not really worth the money. View was amazing but if I comeback I’ll stay in Banff and just drive look around and drive back.
We, namely my daughter and her husband, my grandson and myself, enjoyed our stay at the Chateau. Our room has a spectacular view of the lake and the surrounding mountains, We all were awed by its grandeur and the embrace of mother nature. Our room was quiet, very clean and beds were very comfortable. The ambience of the room was relaxing and comfortable. We participated in some resort activities and particularly enjoyed the Lake Louise Hike led by Harrison. We had fun swimming and playing at the pool and alternately relaxing and dipping in the gigantic hot tub which actually is another pool. Conversation with guests from other part of the world was very interesting. Food and service at the Walliser and Louiza were top notch. All in all, we have had a wonderful family time relaxing at the Chateau. It was heavenly. Thank you Chateau Lake Louise!
We stayed 3 days at your hotel and service was wonderful and the hotel Magnificent. We were very please with the service provided and the room was great. all of the staff was very nice and friendly. We would highly recommend this property for others.
Reviewed 2023-11-24
Lovely hotel in a lovely location.
Everything was great except for our sleep. We could not sleep. Around 11am-midnight we could hear chairs moving, cleaners, clinging and crashing below us or just outside out door (not sure where the noise was coming from). We were in room 171, so maybe above the restaurant?
The room had a great view, the meals were excellent, the staff was pleasant and helpful.
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We are excited to share that Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise is currently undergoing renovations to enhance your resort experience. These enhancements include the creation of a state-of-the-art eco-friendly Thermal Wellness Facility, upgrades to our Fairmont Spa facility, and improvements to our guest rooms. These improvements are part of our ongoing commitment to enhance the quality of our guest experience. LEARN MORE
Please note, while renovations are in progress, our team is working diligently to minimize any disruption to your stay. Construction is from 8:00am – 6:00pm daily, however, resort facilities will not be impacted and remain open during this time. We appreciate your understanding and patience as we work to make Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise an even more exceptional destination.