Hotels in Banff, Canada

Banff’s public transportation includes Roam buses, which go to numerous destinations around the city. The cost to ride the bus is quite affordable. For convenience, consider buying a one-day or three-day pass. Note that the bus to the Cave and Basin National Historic Site and Lake Minnewanka operates seasonally from May to September. This means that you won't have access to public transportation in these neighborhoods in the winter months. One great option is to stay in a hotel in Downtown Banff that is close to a bus stop. Other neighborhoods with Banff hotels by bus stops include the Banff Gondola neighborhood, on bus route 1, or the Banff National Park, on bus route 2.

Stay near the Banff Gondola, along bus route 1, if you plan to do some skiing or snowshoeing. It will make it possible for you to get on the slopes much quicker. Some hotels in Banff in this neighborhood include the Rimrock Resort Hotel and the Banff Boutique Inn. Downtown Banff is also a pickup area for many ski resorts. Therefore, downtown is another good option for skiers visiting Banff. Stay in the city center at King Edward Hotel or the Mount Royal Hotel. If you're traveling to Banff on a budget, stay at a cheap hotel in Banff close to the Banff National Park, by the TransCanada Highway, or the Banff Heritage Trail, which runs between Bow Valley Parkway and Banff Park East Gate. Some options include the HI Banff Alpine Center or the Banff Voyager Inn.

Banff has many outdoor attractions for tourists to enjoy. Tourists often visit Banff National Park, near the TransCanada Highway, to go hiking and canoeing in the warmer season and skiing or snowshoeing in the colder months. Bow Falls is a beautiful waterfall that many tourists enjoy seeing. It is in on Bow Falls Drive, by River Road. If you are a fan of history and nature, take a tour of the nearby Cave and Basin National Historic Site on the west side of town. Get to this attraction on the Roam Bus route 4.

There are numerous restaurants in Downtown Banff, and conveniently every bus route goes in and out of downtown. Some of the restaurants in this area serve Asian fusion cuisine, barbecue, seafood, grilled steaks, and pizza. Go up the mountain to dine while enjoying scenic views of the Rocky Mountains or the town of Banff. Many of these restaurants can be reached via the Banff Gondola. You can get to the Banff Gondola on the Roam Bus, route 1. Stop by the Sundance Mall, on Banff Avenue, to grab a bite to eat. You can choose to dine on ramen, Mediterranean fare or local Canadian cuisine. There is also an Italian, sushi and steakhouse restaurant nearby. Take bus route 3 to get to the mall.

We recommend checking out the Snow Days Festival, which takes place in late January. It celebrates everything to do with snow, including skiing, ice carving, snow sculptures and ice skating. During this festival, tourists and residents gather in the streets of downtown Banff for various winter fun activities. In the summer season, the city hosts the Banff Summer Festival. Held in August, this festival showcases musical talent, art, theater and dancing performances. It takes place at the Cave and Basin National Historic Site, off of Trans-Canada Highway on bus route 4. For film buffs, Banff also plays host to the Banff Film and Book Festival annually in early January. This is a film competition and attendees get to see award-winning films. It lasts for two nights and takes place at the Key City Theatre, which is close to North Cranbrook. You can take bus route 7 to get there.

The average length of stay in Banff is 1 night.

The cost of a hotel room in Banff will vary according to demand, location and star rating. On average, rooms will cost around $215 per night.

Hotels in Banff are usually cheapest during the month of November, you can expect a price decrease of around 28% during this period.

Hotel rooms in Banff are generally cheapest on Wednesday and more costly on Thursday.

Luxury hotels in Banff are priced around $503 a night for each person. Opting for a luxury hotel could add 41%% on top of the price of an average hotel in Banff, which stands at $215 a night for each person.

$155 is how much a hostel (and up to 2 star hotels) in Banff could cost you each night. Booking a hostel could save you $140 when compared to the average price of a hotel in Banff.

With an average temperature of 53.6 °F and expected precipitation of 2.7″, June is a great month to explore the outdoors near Banff. Some great places to visit near Banff in June are Mount Norquay, Sunshine Meadows, and Waterton Lakes National Park.

The city of Banff has vacation rentals available as well as hotels if you’re looking for different accommodation options. At the moment, there are 72 vacation rentals in the city. We recommend booking New + Unique Wolf Condo Hot Tub Access for your stay, which is the most popular rental in Banff. Search for deals on vacation rentals in Banff.

Yes, the city of Banff has hostels available. You can choose from 3 Banff hostels. We recommend staying at Canmore Hotel Hostel, which is the most popular among our users. Search for hostels in Banff.

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