Rimrock Resort Hotel

300 Mountain Ave, Banff, AB T1L 1J2, Canada

From £ pp per night

5 star

Green Key Certified Sustainable
5 diamond restaurant
Complimentary Wifi
Complimentary Banff Roam bus pass
Nearest Airport: Calgary

The Rimrock Resort Hotel is a luxurious hotel nestled in the forest on the lower slopes of Sulphur Mountain with spectacular views over Banff and the Rockies. There is a wide range of accommodation, from the spacious Standard Rooms, to the elegant Grandview Rooms which come with outstanding views down the Bow Valley. The Rimrock Spa offers many treatments and therapies as well as an indoor pool, sauna, jacuzzi and fitness room. With two elegant restaurants serving a range of delicious meals, two welcoming lounges and a casual coffee shop, your every need is catered for.

This is a certified Green Key hotel meaning it meets criteria for sustainability.

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Facilities

Complimentary Wifi
Complimentary Banff Roam bus pass
Wheelchair accessible room(s) available
Parking from $25 per day
2 restaurants
Indoor pool
Fitness Centre

In the area

Banff is a year round resort town, surrounded by the natural beauty of the National Park that bears the same name. It is a captivating mountain town that offers so much to every type of visitor.

The downtown area only encompasses two blocks yet is full of fabulous restaurants, relaxing cafes, boutique shops and lively bars and brewpubs. The town is home to three museums, situated either side of the rushing waters of the Bow River and wonderful viewpoints such at Bow Falls and the Hoodoos await to captivate every visitor. Easily reachable by car, or public transport, are some of the regions premier attractions. From the Banff Gondola, which whisks visitors up to the peak of Sulphur Mountain for epic views over the Bow Valley, to a scenic cruise on Lake Minnewanke, a cool turquoise lake surrounded by sky-high mountains. There is history to be found in this town too, so why not have lunch at the castle-like Fairmont Banff Springs opened in 1888, or soak in the Upper Hot Springs which at 1,585 metres are the highest operating hot springs in Canada.