Ulasan Fairmont Banff Springs

Nestled on the slopes of Sulphur Mountain, a stone's throw from both the gondola and the Upper Hot Springs, the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel is a rare find in Banff – a resort that offers both tranquility and stunning views. Its location, slightly removed from the main street, ensures exceptional quietude. Stepping out, you're greeted by pine forests and valleys, exuding that quintessential Rocky Mountain charm. The rooms are spacious and spotless, with excellent soundproofing. The mattress, while on the softer side, provides ample support. I highly recommend opting for a Mountain View room; waking up to the sight of morning mist swirling around the peaks is incredibly therapeutic. The hotel's dining options are of high quality, especially the Eden restaurant, which is renowned locally for its fine dining. The pool, sauna, and gym are all well-equipped, and curling up by the lobby fireplace in winter is wonderfully cozy. Overall, while the Fairmont Banff Springs doesn't pursue an overtly luxurious style, its environment, views, and privacy are outstanding, offering great value for money. It's a consistently excellent choice in the Banff area.

had a great stay at fairmont, friendly staff, great hotel with history. Enjoyed the spa and pool, will def visit again

The Fairmont Banff Springs was absolutely amazing! We can’t wait to go back in the summer! Five Stars ⭐️

We absolutely loved the hotel; it’s worth every penny spent! This is an experience everyone should try at least once in their life. Delicious restaurants, wonderful staff. We will definitely return there again!

I requested the amenities every time and they won't bring them in one time. I need to call them couple times. I won't stay this hotel anymore

A wonderful hotel.👍

best room best food best service

The price-performance ratio is too poor. The room costs more than 20,000 RMB per night, and guests need to push their luggage to the room by themselves.

The hotel itself is a beautiful castle with a very old-fashioned Western style decoration. It is worth staying in. There is public transportation to the town center in front of the door. The hotel front desk will issue free bus tickets. The service is very considerate.

The exterior is as beautiful as a castle, and the beds and bedding in the guest rooms are the best. The staff is friendly, the food at the hotel restaurant is the best, and the price is reasonable. The Rocky Mountains seen from the pool are a work of art. If you stay here, you don't have to go to the hot springs separately.

It was a wonderful historic hotel, but the shower water volume and facilities in the bathroom were a bit inconvenient.

It's my first time staying at Fairmont Gold. The service and facilities are excellent, especially the Lounge.

Stayed for two days, the hotel was clean and sanitary, the food was delicious, and I didn't have time to experience the hot springs. It's worth staying for one night.

The environment is very good, the swimming pool is great, the food is almost