Overview
The Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel is an elegant and luxurious full service hotel, located on the edge of Banff. Designed in the style of a Scottish baronial castle, guests can expect first class service and facilities at this world famous hotel.
Guests can enjoy free use of the original indoor and outdoor pools and hot tubs, or indulge in a treatment at the luxurious Fairmont Spa Banff Springs - please note there is an additional charge for access. The Fairmont Spa Banff Springs is in our opinion one of the best spa facilities in the Canadian Rockies and is well worth a visit!
There is no shortage of dining options either, with a choice of 11 different restaurants and lounges - something to suit every palette.
Downtown Banff is about a 15 minute walk or five minutes on the local bus service.
Elevate your stay by choosing Fairmont Gold - a hotel with in a hotel. Click here to visit our dedicated Fairmont Gold at the Fairmont Banff Springs page.
A twin centre ski holiday with the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise is a perfect way to explore all that Alberta has to offer.
Hotel Amenities:
- Indoor & outdoor pools
- Fairmont Spa
- Rundle Bar - hand crafted cocktails with mountain views
- The Vermillion Room - french cuisine
- Stock Food & Drink - sit in cafe or grab & go
- Bowl Valley - Casual American with four lanes of 5-pin bowling
- 1888 Chop House - gourmet steak house
- Castello Italiana - Fresh Italian food
- Waldhaus - Bavarian inspired, authentic Alpine cuisine
- Grapes - pizza, antipasti & wine
- 360 Dome - private dining experience
- Ramsay Bar - informal apres ski spot in the Gatehouse Foyer
- Complimentary Wifi
- Concierge
- Fitness Centre
- Ski storage
- Collection of gift shops and retail options
Make an Enquiry
Our team of Ski Specialists will tailor your perfect trip.
REQUEST A QUOTEor call us on 0131 243 8097
"Ordinarily a faux Scottish Baronial castle wouldn’t appeal to me - we have the real thing up here - but 'ordinary' doesn’t apply to the Fairmont Banff Springs – it’s got the ‘wow’ factor and a sense of history that you rarely find in North American hotels. Make sure you take a map from reception when you arrive, because the place is huge, but around most corners there seems to be a little bar or a restaurant so getting lost is almost a pleasure!"





































