Inns Of Banff Hotel
600 Banff Ave Banff, Banff National Park, Canadian Rockies, Alberta, T1L 1H8, Canada
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“Inns of Banff”
cjnjrn 7 contributions
Highfields Queensland Australia, Australia
Sep 4, 2011
Great place to stay - facilities excellent, staff friendly and helpful. The Bear Den is a good place to eat.
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Canada - beautiful one day - glorious the next!
What an amazing place! After being delayed for over an hour in Las Vegas, our flight touched down in Canada just over an hour late so it was well after midnight when we arrived at our motel in Vancouver. Mind you that was after a run in with the taxi driver - in both the US and Canada, they have these guys at the airport who are a bit like the …
Trans-Canada Highway - just spectacular!
Wow! I am glad I am in the passenger seat during the run to Banff - what amazing scenery - you just don't know where to look.
I forgot to mention in my previous blog about Hell's Gate. We were advised not to miss this spot. We had been driving alongside the Fraser River most of the way from Vancouver. Hell's Gate is a spot on the Fraser …
Banff National Park
This is what Villa Catedral in Bariloche would look like with proper planning and sufficient investment. Surrounded by the Rockies, the town is full of inns and hotels, cute shops and good restaurants. Everything has an Alpine flavor to it - the architecture especially. We are enchanted, got here a bit late in the day and would like to take a …
My Nephew's Birthday
We celebrated my nephew's birthday at lunch after taking them for a kung-fu class in the morning. After the lunch, a little chit chat with the other guests and then we headed to Banff, Alberta, roughly 3 hours trip west of Calgary towards the Rockies. We stayed in a three bedroom villa type inn complete with the amenities of hotels plus utensils …
Hello Rockies!!
This morning we were able to 'de-camp' in the dry sun. We've got so much stuff that it means unloading the van completely and then re-packing just about every time we need something. We should get the hang of it by the time we don't need to any more. We were on the road by 10 and stopped for breakfast before leaving Calgary. Almost immediately we …



