Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise
Magic in the Mountains
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........the place really exists!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 24 2009
I am English and this was my first time in Canada. I fell in love with Canada from day one and our time in the Fairmont Chateau was out of this world. The service was beyond compare. Staff were the friendliest I have ever encountered. The chateau itself is breathtaking with an interior decor that makes you feel very humble, but the staff soon put you at ease and make you feel very comfortable. Overall no words can express how much I enjoyed my stay. If I am extremely lucky one day I will return.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 23 2008
I loved everything!!!!!!!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 18 2007
We endured a myriad of issues from poor service in the restaurant, an odor in one of the reserved rooms with little help to resolve the issue, a room that had carpet stains and required other repairs and billing issues even after we left the property that required multiple phone calls to resolve...
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 07 2007
The setting is absolutely breathtaking, but the lake was smaller than it appeared in the photos. The grounds were immaculate as was the hotel. We drove here in a rental and were informed upon arrival that there was an additional $27 parking fee! It's not like we're in New York City where there is limited parking. We thought this took away from the experience because they were nickel and diming us.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 11 2007
The hotel and staff were wonderful. We were there for our 25th Wedding Anniversary and stayed for one week. The hotel upgraded our room to a one bedroom suite and gave us complimentary parking ,which is usually $26/day. I assume it was because we stayed for a week. Most people stay 1-2 nights.
Reviewed by: Wanda from on Jun 01 2006
Considering the well-known hotel chain for its expensive rates, one would expect impecable service and maintanance at the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, in Alberta. It was surprisingly disappointing finding out that this was the worst hotel service I have had the chance to experience. My husband and I have been traveling throughout the world, from Europe to Asia, to Americas and we have never experienced such lack of cleanness and poor management and maintanance.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 04 2005
A once in a lifetime experience everyone should have! The scenery is unique, the service is beyond superb. You will feel like the rich and famous coming down the staircase. Splurge!
Reviewed by: Margaret from on Oct 04 2005
If you enjoy natural beauty and creature comforts, this is about as good as it gets.
Reviewed by: Yen from on Sep 06 2005
My wife and I honeymooned at the Chateau. It was a fairy tale. We rode horsebacks up the mountain to a tea house. It was wonderful. Banff is beautiful and so is the hotel. The only problem were the amount of non-hotel guest tourists. When you stay in a hotel this beautiful, non-guests want to gawk. So the public areas are a little crowded at times.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 25 2005
Magic in the Mountains
Back to Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise
........the place really exists!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Aug 24 2009
I am English and this was my first time in Canada. I fell in love with Canada from day one and our time in the Fairmont Chateau was out of this world. The service was beyond compare. Staff were the friendliest I have ever encountered. The chateau itself is breathtaking with an interior decor that makes you feel very humble, but the staff soon put you at ease and make you feel very comfortable. Overall no words can express how much I enjoyed my stay. If I am extremely lucky one day I will return.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 23 2008
I loved everything!!!!!!!!
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Dec 18 2007
We endured a myriad of issues from poor service in the restaurant, an odor in one of the reserved rooms with little help to resolve the issue, a room that had carpet stains and required other repairs and billing issues even after we left the property that required multiple phone calls to resolve...
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Nov 07 2007
The setting is absolutely breathtaking, but the lake was smaller than it appeared in the photos. The grounds were immaculate as was the hotel. We drove here in a rental and were informed upon arrival that there was an additional $27 parking fee! It's not like we're in New York City where there is limited parking. We thought this took away from the experience because they were nickel and diming us.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Sep 11 2007
The hotel and staff were wonderful. We were there for our 25th Wedding Anniversary and stayed for one week. The hotel upgraded our room to a one bedroom suite and gave us complimentary parking ,which is usually $26/day. I assume it was because we stayed for a week. Most people stay 1-2 nights.
Reviewed by: Wanda from on Jun 01 2006
Considering the well-known hotel chain for its expensive rates, one would expect impecable service and maintanance at the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, in Alberta. It was surprisingly disappointing finding out that this was the worst hotel service I have had the chance to experience. My husband and I have been traveling throughout the world, from Europe to Asia, to Americas and we have never experienced such lack of cleanness and poor management and maintanance.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 04 2005
A once in a lifetime experience everyone should have! The scenery is unique, the service is beyond superb. You will feel like the rich and famous coming down the staircase. Splurge!
Reviewed by: Margaret from on Oct 04 2005
If you enjoy natural beauty and creature comforts, this is about as good as it gets.
Reviewed by: Yen from on Sep 06 2005
My wife and I honeymooned at the Chateau. It was a fairy tale. We rode horsebacks up the mountain to a tea house. It was wonderful. Banff is beautiful and so is the hotel. The only problem were the amount of non-hotel guest tourists. When you stay in a hotel this beautiful, non-guests want to gawk. So the public areas are a little crowded at times.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jul 25 2005
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