Rocky Mountain–inspired cuisine with local ingredients, right at the lodge — the easy call for dinner after a long day out. Signature bison and seasonal plates; reserve ahead in summer, it fills up. For a night in town, the lodge points to the Banff Dining Guide for everything from casual bites to fine dining.
108 rooms tucked into 9 acres of pines on Tunnel Mountain. Wood-burning fireplaces, an oversized outdoor hot tub, free parking and free Wi-Fi. About a 3-minute drive (or 15-minute walk) to Banff Ave. Keep an eye out — elk and deer wander the grounds.
The lodge flagged these as worth a look if a plan falls through or you want to add a half-day. Everything's bookable in town — no rental car required for most.