Banff Rocky Mountain Resort Condos, Banff

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It is lovely and economical and great for an odd sized group as the condos can fit whole families comfortably. We have been before would definitely go back as it works really well. Plenty of options to eat out. There is a handy bus shuttle to 2 of the mountains, but not Sunshine. However, you can get one from c... + more
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Location: where is Banff Rocky Mountain Resort Condos

· beautiful scenic location on the outskirts of Banff town centre · shuttle bus to Sunshine and Lake Louise ski areas stops outside · free shuttle bus to centre - approx. 8 minutes drive

Overview: apartment description: Banff Rocky Mountain Resort Condos description

There’s not a huge amount of self catering options in Banff and we reckon the Rocky Mountain Resort is the best option if you’re after an apartment, or condo as they call it in Canada.

It’s a little way out of town but has its own bus to drive you to and from the centre, plus the ski bus stops at the reception area – so picking up groceries or getting to the ski resorts is a doddle.

Set in amongst woods, the chalet-style cabins each house a number of condo units – from small studios to large condos with two private bedrooms and a large lounge and kitchen. The most recent addition is the Wolf Condos which are luxury, modern apartments. The icing on the cake is the range of facilities, including a hot tub, pool and bar.

Facilities: Banff Rocky Mountain Resort Condos features

· free shuttle bus to Sunshine Village and Lake Louise · Mountain Health and Fitness Club with gym, indoor and outdoor hot tubs, indoor pool and additional charge for squash courts · The Alpha Bistro · free internet · extra charge for laundry facilities · free parking · daily fresh towels · 169 suites/condos

Room Types: Banff Rocky Mountain Resort Condos bedrooms

All condos have a kitchen with fridge, bathroom with bath/shower and WC, hairdryer, telephone, iron and ironing board and cable TV.

One-bedroom suite - sleeps 2-4: One queen bedroom, living room with double sofa bed, full kitchen with hob and microwave, and wood-burning fireplace. Recommended for a maximum of 2 adults and 2 children.

Two-bedroom suite - sleeps 2-6: Split-level condo. Living room with double sofa bed, wood-burning fireplace, balcony, kitchen and bathroom. Upstairs has two queen bedrooms and a second full bathroom. Recommended for a maximum of 4 adults and 2 children.

One-bedroom Wolf condo - sleeps 2-4: Newly renovated, modern condo. Queen bedroom, living room with double sofa bed, full kitchen with hob and microwave, and wood-burning fireplace. Recommended for a maximum of 2 adults and 2 children.

Two-bedroom Wolf condo - sleeps 2-6: Newly renovated, modern condo. Split-level condo with living area with double sofa bed, wood-burning fireplace, balcony, kitchen and bathroom. Upstairs has one queen bedroom, one king bedroom and a second full bathroom. Recommended for a maximum of 4 adults and 2 children.

Meals: Banff Rocky Mountain Resort Condos food & drink

· optional upgrade to bed and breakfast, breakfast is a traditional Canadian breakfast served in The Apha Bistro.

We update Banff Rocky Mountain Resort Condos's details often, but facilities do change. e.g. some extras listed by the supplier as "free" or included might only be for the first time you use them, or for one time per party, then charged for further use. If any specific feature is essential to your holiday, make sure you ask us to confirm the details of it before you book your holiday.
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Resort: about Banff: about holidays in Banff: about ski holidays in Banff: about ski holidays in Banff Canada

•3 ski resorts •Cosy mountain town •Stunning sights of the Rockies

With a slightly different ski holiday on the cards, spend your days out and about exploring the sights and ski areas of the magnificent national park (featuring some of the best scenery and slopes on the planet) – before heading downtown for hearty Canadian grub, friendly nightlife and world-renowned accommodation in one of North America’s legendary mountain towns.

Beginner Intermediate Advanced Snowboard

Great for •Long ski holidays •Non-skiers •Varied terrain •Expert skiers •Off-piste

Banff webcam

Snow Report: Top 34cm, Bottom 29cm

Snow Forecast: 5cm expected this week

Snow History: December average depth 63cm

Banff trail map

Approx. airport transfer times depend on conditions:

Calgary144 km, 1hr 30
Region:Alberta, Canada
First opened:1948

Banff lift pass price last reported as $626 (Adult 6 day). Ask for a quote when booking Banff Rocky Mountain Resort Condos.
Night skiing: Yes (Mt Norquay)
Banff has N S E W facing slopes.
Usually open for skiing Nov - May.

Town altitude: 1,630 – 2,730m
Top of slopes:
Bottom of piste:
Vertical drop: 1070m (Sunshine Village)
Total length of trails:7748 acres / 357 runs
Longest piste:8 km
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Downtown Banff is made up of traditional timber and stone buildings and arranged in a simple grid pattern, centred around the main road – Banff Avenue - that’s been purposely positioned to open up a fabulous view of Cascade Mountain. Unlike your average ski resort, winter is low season here (good news if you’re staying in town, which usually means better deals). Accommodation is mostly classic lodges and hotels, the cream of the crop being the Fairmont Springs Hotel. This ‘castle in the Rockies’ has had ...
Mt Norquay’s runs are sheltered by trees - head up on the Cascade chair for wide and easy-going greens like Temptation and Speculation. Intermediates can take the Mystic Express to several blues like Bruno’s gully, where you have the opportunity to dabble in a bit of powder. The North American Chair serves some exhilarating black diamonds (don’t miss the bumps on the Memorial Bowl) and a double diamond - Lone Pine. If you’ve been skiing elsewhere in the day, return to Norquay in time for the night skiing, wh...
The whole area is known for its laid-back après and friendly locals. In Norquay, the Cascade Lodge has a fabulous sun terrace - you could head inside to the Kika's Café for a warming cuppa but make sure you stay out to watch the sunset at least once. After a day in Sunshine village, grab a quick eat at the Burger Shack or go fine dining at The Eagle's Nest (the fantastic Alberta beef is their speciality). At the base of Lake Louise, Banded Peak Base Camp often has live music and does great BBQ food. Anothe...

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"Works well for families."

Jo
5/ out of 5
It is lovely and economical and great for an odd sized group as the condos can fit whole families comfortably. We have been before would definitely go back as it works really well. Plenty of options to eat out. There is a handy bus shuttle to 2 of the mountains, but not Sunshine. However, you can get one from centre of town and taxi the services in Banff are great, as is the hotel’s shuttle to the town centre – it’s basically on call and very obliging. Keg steak houses are great – we highly recommend those. Melissa’s does an amazing breakfast. Earl’s is a great place too and does a good happy hour.
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