Scenic Hotels in Jasper

"The room was new and clean, and the bed and pillows were just right – very comfortable for sleeping. The staff were friendly. However, during my stay, the hotel was undergoing renovations, which meant the elevator was out of service. Getting to my room involved a long, winding walk, which was quite confusing."

"The room was clean, spacious, and comfortable. It's very close to Jasper's main street, making it convenient for dining, shopping, and getting supplies with restaurants, supermarkets, and gas stations nearby. We could still see houses being rebuilt around town due to the past forest fires in Jasper National Park."

"I tried booking the Whistler Hotel online during the National Day holiday, but it was always fully booked. It took several days of refreshing the page to finally find a room, which I quickly booked. Although it's a hotel, it was quite clean, with good bathroom facilities and a coffee machine. We stayed on the second floor, with a view of the street from our window, and there were recreational facilities downstairs. The hotel has designated parking; you can ask the front desk for directions."

"Tonquin Inn Review 📍 Location & Ambiance: The hotel is located in the heart of Jasper town, within walking distance to the town center, and surrounded by mountains and forests. Opening the window reveals the magnificent scenery of the Rocky Mountains. The outdoor lawn courtyard is spacious and tidy, perfect for a stroll or relaxing. The lobby lounge area is also great for waiting or unwinding. 🐾 Perfectly Pet-Friendly: This was the most delightful part! The hotel provides a full range of thoughtful services for pets: an exclusive pet bed, food and water bowls, a customized welcome card, and small treats. The room was conveniently located on the first floor, making it easy for my furry friend to go in and out. The fixed pet fee of 25 CAD is very reasonable, with absolutely no hidden extra charges. My pet truly felt the warmth and kindness here. 🛏️ Room & Facilities: The twin room was clean and tidy, with soft and comfortable bedding. Basic bathroom facilities were complete, and water pressure was stable. The room was equipped with a coffee machine and basic amenities. The wooden furniture gave it a cozy cabin feel, and the attention to detail showed how well it's maintained. The bathroom had a dry/wet separation, and the towels were soft and clean, offering a practical yet comfortable style overall. ✨ Overall Impression: The service was warm and efficient, from check-in to pet services, everything was thoughtful. The value for money is outstanding among hotels in Jasper. Whether traveling with family or with a pet, it's a reliable and warm place to stay during a Rocky Mountain trip. I'll definitely choose to stay here again next time."

"There was a slight delay during check-in, but the front desk agent was very attentive and helpful, and later assisted us with a Wi-Fi issue. Overall, it was great. The room was spacious and the heating temperature was just right."

"Fabulous. This is THE place to stay in Jasper. The staff were welcoming and wonderful. We had dinner two nights in a row at the hotel restaurant which served excellent food. Special call out to Boyang for his hospitality and going beyond his call of duty to assist us."

"Starbucks is right across from the lobby. There's a small path behind the restaurant so you don't have to follow Google Maps and go around in circles. The restaurant doesn't have an elevator, so staying on the second floor is a bit inconvenient. The location is far from the city center, so you need to drive to the city."

"Despite arriving early at the hotel, the receptionist was very friendly and accommodating to allow us to check in. The room was spacious and clean. The breakfast was tasty with a good selection. It was a wise decision to stay here for our jasper trip."

"It is 2km away from the town of Jasper, like a resort. If you choose a standard room, like a guest house. Choosing a cabin is really great. The hut has a hob to cook for yourself, with underfloor heating and a fireplace. But driving in after dark is very dangerous. There is no trace of light + roadside stone. It is very dangerous for self-driving, and my car is scratched."