If you are looking to combine practical luxury with the great outdoors and nature of southern Alberta, the Crowsnest Mountain Resort is a superb choice. I stayed there first in 2011, and returned in 2012. There are only five or so cabins, so you have to act fast to secure a reservation especially for peak times. The cabins are clean,... More

My husband and I stayed in one of the cabins over the November long weekend. Despite the chilly weather outside, we were thrilled to find that our cabin was perfectly cozy and warm upon our arrival. Initially we had booked a B&B down the road, but we were travelling with a pet and that accommodation was not pet-friendly. It was... More

I have stayed here year after year with my fiance and have LOVED it each time. The staff have always been friendly and the cabins are always clean. I don't know about the previous poster complaining about mice, I've never seen one there, and yeah, mice happen especially in the mountains. I highly recommend this place.

We arrived sunday was told at check in that they do not have house keeping, but if i need anything to let them know. great, we had a great stay in crowsnest enjoyed the town, and country side. but yes i did have to ask for clean towels and for our floor to be cleaned , which was not realy... More

If you are wanting a camp spot in the Crowsnest Pass, do not stay here. The pass is known for its wind but with no protection and the highway just below, this place will eat you alive. The bathrooms were also quite gross and without toilet paper. Do yourself a favor and rent a hotel then move along to Fernie.... More

A long weekend and campsite was full. Bathrooms disgusting, mud and hair everywhere, no toilet paper, ladies room door broken, hot water shut off on Sunday, facilities useless. No free wifi as advertised. It's for restaurant patrons only. Temp sites mixed with perm sites noise level loud, dogs come into your camp & mess everywhere. Watch where you step! Our... More

Stayed here in the middle of February. The in floor heating in our cabin didn't work the first night. We moved cabins for the second night, but they didn't even comp our meal. Other than that, cabins are super clean, staff is very friendly. Restaurant is nice, although a little pricy for the quality of meal.

This resort west of the Crowsnest Pass just inside the Alberta border appears to be a hidden jewel. My wife and I only ate dinner there one evening but I feel pretty strong that we will actually stay there next trip. It is very European and spotless. They have a number of cabins and they look extremy beautiful with all... More