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"Air conditioner is kind of noisy. What is funny is that the clerk was unable to give me a receipt for my stay (the first for me in my entire life)."

"booked through expedia for 4 nights and when I requested a change to 3 nights i the change was not made and I had to pay for the extra night I did not stay. This lack of flexibility in booking is very poor service "

"Hotel was very clean and nice , room was small but nice and clean and more than enough since we were out all day and were just there to sleep. Comfortable beds and good shower. Roof tops hot tubs were wonderful with beautiful views. The only complaint is that we went to lobby restaurant for breakfast and asked for a table for two, but were told by the hostess that they wouldn’t seat us without a reservation - even though there were about 15 empty tables. We found Farm & Fire restaurant two doors down the street and they had a great breakfast and friendly service. Highly suggest everyone go there instead . "

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"Old charm hotel in the middle of one of the worlds most beautiful lakes. Pinch yourself views from your deck especially after the tourists have left for the day. Seriously off grid, no mobile, no WiFi (in the rooms) . Rooms are a bit dated, but goes with the whole character. Restaurant delicious, with serious Albertan options.. Buffalo, Elk, Salomon etc. Not easy for the less mobile, lots of steps to the older cabins but there are newer ones which I didn't visit. Nice little hot tub/jacuzzi and sauna to view the lake from. A lifetime experience"

"Had a great stay. Staff friendly, room was clean, hot tub was awesome, spectacular views."

"Lovely place to stay. The staff were very helpful."

"Cle"

"If there is a near-luxury log cabin, Paradise Lodge & Bungalows would be close to satisfying my ideal log cabin stay. Our room was Fairview Suite, which faced the road connect Lake Louise town to Lake Louise. The office (a small cottage) is open only till 6pm in May, and check in went smoothly. They had free hot chocolate and hot apple cider, with cookies and muffins for guests while the cottage was open. The counter staff were very friendly and told us where to park our car. The staff checked in on us to see if we needed anything more than once a day, including brining us creamer and oat milk which we used them up. Our room was a rustic one-bedroom suite, with a Queen bed, small kitchen with stove, large fridge (stocked with milk and creamer), microwave, quality stainless cookware and Corelle dishes. Even though there’s no complementary breakfast, granola bars and packets of instant oats and fresh-ground coffee were provided. And oh my, the owner must be a coffee lover – our suite came with quality glassware to make drip coffee to make a nice Americano. I can image if you’re stocked up with food, this suite would be a cozy nest even if you’re snowed in."