Fairmont Château Lake Louise

It was really pricey during peak season, as expected. I booked a Gold room, and to my surprise, it was an executive room with two very spacious beds. Breakfast was served on the 7th floor, the same floor as my room. After 10 AM, they offered drinks, and in the evening, light meals were available. The dishes were incredibly refined. Both check-in and check-out were also on the 7th floor. The service attitude was excellent throughout.

The hotel service is top-notch, and the rooms are new, with branded shampoo. The environment is excellent, and the hotel's dining is also good and reasonably priced. Additionally, the hotel offers parking and you can book a shuttle to Moraine Lake. Overall, highly recommended.

This hotel has an exclusive claim to Lake Louise, offering breathtaking views of the turquoise lake and snowy mountains right from your window. In the early morning, you can witness the magical 'golden sun illuminating the snowy peaks,' truly like a fairytale. It's a century-old Victorian-style castle, allowing you to enjoy the serene lakeside without crowds in the morning and return to the hotel for a rest anytime. The staff provides warm and enthusiastic service, and the Gold Floor offers an exclusive lounge and dining options. This dream hotel is a must-experience once in a lifetime!

An unforgettable trip! Lake Louise is incredibly famous, and the shuttle to Moraine Lake (thank you, Trip.com, for helping with the booking) was great. Of course, this expensive hotel is made by its stunning environment. The tall, handsome, curly-haired young man at the front desk who checked us in was very polite and incredibly nice (apologies for not getting his name). The staff in the lobby were very friendly, proactively asking if we needed help, and we were able to check in early without a hitch. The lake-view room on the second floor (actually the third) was perfect. Although the room was a bit small, you could tell the hotel put thought into its layout and design, as we were able to fit two suitcases (24-inch and 20-inch). All of this made for a pleasant stay. Even though conversations in the hallway could be heard clearly, it was still quiet at night with no excessive noise. There are many hiking trails around, and a 2-day, 1-night stay allows you to fully explore Lake Louise. The breakfast service on the second day was excellent, and there were even Chinese-speaking staff who warmly welcomed us. If I had to mention any shortcomings, due to space constraints, the shower glass partition didn't have a door (I'm not sure if other rooms have partitions), and the hot water pressure was low, so you could only take a quick rinse.