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Accommodations in this area include luxury resorts, fine hotels, reasonably priced motels, rustic cabins, bed-and-breakfast inns, and backcountry lodges. Reserve your accommodations well ahead if traveling here in summer.
The grounds are well kept at this property, where accommodations range from small studio units to larger cabins that sleep up to five people and have fireplaces and kitchenettes. Rates for units without kitchens include a free continental breakfast mid-May to mid-October. Breakfast is available at an additional charge for units with kitchen facilities.
This rustic hideaway with great views of Mount Robson is family-owned and -operated and sits just outside the west entrance to Mount Robson Provincial Park. Cabins (some stand-alone) can sleep 2–6 people depending on the size and most have small kitchenettes with two burners, a sink, a small fridge, a toaster, and a coffee maker. All rooms have electricity, heat, water, and showers or shower/bath combinations. Towels and linens are supplied. The property also has 25 campsites ($33 a night) along the Fraser River. There are no serviced sites, but there are showers and fire pits. River rafting trips are offered from the campground’s shoreline.
Just outside the west entrance to the park, this lovely riverside B&B lodge has four guest rooms, each with a private bathroom. Some rooms have balconies with views; the smallest room has two twin beds but no ensuite bath (there's a private bathroom down the hall). Lodge rooms include a full breakfast, wireless Internet, and parking. Guests also have access to an indoor guest lounge and an outdoor riverside patio, and dinner can be included for an additional charge. There are also two self-contained cabins on the property that sleep 2–3 people and have well-equipped kitchenettes; breakfast is not included but can be for an additional charge.
This boutique hotel in the heart of Jasper has just 14 rooms, each uniquely decorated with vintage-style furnishings. All rooms have goose-down pillows and duvets, plush terry robes, mini-refrigerators discreetly tucked inside wooden hutches, and marble bathrooms. Some rooms have fireplaces and jetted tubs. Underground parking is included in the rates. Rooms in back tend to be quieter than those in front.
On the banks of the Athabasca River, where wildlife sightings are common, this property is ideal for families thanks to its rustic cabins with outdoor barbecue grills and picnic tables. Many cabins also have fireplaces; most have kitchens but not TVs, and there is no cable in the few rooms that do. In the main lodge, a cafe–bistro serves breakfast, lunch and dinner. as well as drinks. Fire-pit gathering areas and laundry facilities are other on-site amenities.
