Accommodations

The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise
http://www.fairmont.com/lakelouise)
Alberta,  Canada
March 4- 6, 2011

Accommodation Highlights
Located in the heart of pristine Banff National Park, and within a UNESCO World Heritage Site, The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise is recognized globally for progressive environmental stewardship and responsible tourism, values at the heart of this historic resort.

The journey to this treasured Chateau is a scenic drive featuring unparalleled vistas of soaring mountains, roaring rivers and abundant wildlife; just two hours from Calgary via the Trans Canada highway.

Winter presents a dramatic wonderland of unique recreation including world-class downhill skiing, heli-skiing, snowshoeing, dog sledding, cross
country skiing, ice skating and horse drawn sleigh rides.  

After an invigorating day, pamper yourself at the Escape Spa & Salon.  For more information, or to make an appointment please call (403) 522-3652. For added convenience, please feel free to make an appointment on-line when making your room reservation.

For more information, please visit the hotel website at
http://www.fairmont.com/lakelouise    

See the Registration page for specifics on hotel registration

 
Directions
From East Calgary (about 2 hours)

• Take TransCanada Highway 1 West (also signed as 16th Avenue North heading
  West)
• Once you arrive at the Banff National Park gates you will be required to pay a fee. Entry and service fees are charged at most national parks and national historic sites, where revenues are kept to support visitor services and facilities. This means, that every time you visit a park or site you are investing in its future, and in a legacy for future generations. Click here for rates
• In Banff National Park, follow the signs for the hamlet of Lake Louise.
• Take the Lake Louise exit, then turn left at the intersection.        
  Proceed through 2 stop signs and continue on this road (4km, 2.4mi)
• This will take you directly to the front doors of the hotel

From the North (Edmonton, about 4.5 hours)

• Take Hwy 2 South to Calgary (via Red Deer)
• Then take TransCanada Highway 1West (also signed as 16th Avenue North
  heading West.)
• Once you arrive at the Banff National Park gates you will be required to pay a fee. Entry and service fees are charged at most national parks and national historic sites, where revenues are kept to support visitor services and facilities. This means, that every time you visit a park or site you are investing in its future, and in a legacy for future generations. Click here for rates       
  In Banff National Park, follow the signs for the hamlet of Lake Louise.
• Take the Lake Louise exit then turn left at the intersection.        
  Proceed through 2 stop signs and continue on this road (4km, 2.4mi)
• This will take you directly to the front doors of the hotel

Please note: Self-parking is included in the hotel price.

 

More Information about Local Areas

Banff Canmore Cline River Grande Cache Hinton Jasper Lake Louise Miette Hot Springs Morley Seebe Willmore Wilderness Park

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