Banff Rocky Mountain Resort

Great place to setup basecamp for the week. You are not in the middle of downtown, and easy to get to hiking trails. Hotel has an indoor pool with a hot tub as well as an outdoor hot tub. Lots of money has been spent to upgrade the tennis courts (with pickleball), new basketball courts. Lots of grills to cook your dinners.... Each unit has a full kitchen. Onsite restaurant is good and you can get downtown on the free shuttle.

The resort is very picturesque with many walking trails. The outdoor jacuzzi is great for enjoying the mountain air and views. The units are wonderful as they are well-equipped and having a fireplace is great in the evening. There is lots of parking. The resort is close to the Banff townsite, but you feel closer to nature than if you were staying at a hotel downtown. The highway is nearby for driving to other areas such as Lake Louise or Lake Minnewanka.

Great Resort, Quiet Resort, Pool Hot Tub, Tennis, Pickel ball on Site Restaurant, Exercise Room, etc, etc. Pets welcome, pet fee $75 per week.

Great location! Two minutes to town and five minutes from the ski resort. Restaurants and shopping and fantastic views!

Wonderful property in the heart of the Rocky Mountains. Close enough to Banff to walk, bike or use the shuttle that goes from the resort to downtown. Walking and biking trails outside your door - bike rentals available. Indoor pool and outdoor hottub. Enjoy the restaurant or use the BBQ and kitchen in the unit. Cozy fireplace in the unit.

Banff Rocky Resort is nestled amongst the mountains and is just a short bike ride into downtown core. They offer many amenities to enhance your comfortable stay. Top notch service!

Exchanged timeshare to stay in Banff again (March 5-12)...Kinda like winter spring...we enjoyed skiing in Sunshine and the soak in hot tub after our day's trip. Best accommodation and good food around downtown area.

I just got back from our one week stay from this resort. JULY 13-20 wonderful place to stay...no complains...we will definitely come back on spring time. Banff is a beautiful place to explore..the Rockies are wonderful... we drove all the way to jasper and saw a lot of real wildlife animals like black bears, mountain goat, elks, and lots of gophers everywhere. Very relaxing and refreshing place to stay. The place is in the heart of Banff and Lake Louise is only an hour away drive...if you want to go further drive all the way to jasper (about 4 hours drive) and even visit Calgary which is about an hour and a half drive.

Firstly, let me admit to being an Owner of a TS Unit at this Resort so my comments are regarding the ENTIRE Resort. Banff is surely a "Commercial Resort".... but as affordable as any I have visited in North America. The "Business Area" of the Townsite is 'compact' to about 50 blocks so most visitors could hike/walk thru most of it within a week. There are 'several' Art Galleries featuring all sorts of Bronze Castings, Stoneware, Woodworks, Paintings from both 'local'and World Renown artists.... all for sale. Most shops are 'Open for Business' from 9:00 am until 11PM. No shortage of eating and drinking establishments.... nighttime activities last 'forever'... or longer! At least two FULL grocery stores (Safeways, IGA,...another.??) and prices are similar to Calgary. Finally, all the Ski-lifts function during summer months and you can DINE at at one of those majestic mountain tops. Or you can Hike the myriad of Park Trails or climb one of the rugged mountain faces. Take along your camers. Again, we are PROUD to be owners at BRMR... and have adverts with Redweek.

My week 26 normally includes both Canada Day on the 1st and July 4th, so we have gotten a great taste of both Canadian and US patriotic celebrations...and the fireworks along the water has been spectacular!

We recently spent a week at the Rocky Mountain. We were in a 2 bedroom unit. The units are small, older but very clean and more than adequate. All units are to be remodelled in the next 3 years. The size of the unit is a result of restrictions in Canada's National parks. The unit is well located and you can easily make day trips to many major attractions. We have passed threw Bnaff many times but have never taken the time to really visit the many Senic things in the Park. It is well worth it. ERL