The guest rooms are elegant and polished, understated yet inviting. With a wide range of options, guests can choose from cosy Fairmont rooms with king, queen or double beds, or spacious Deluxe rooms with seating areas. Most room types can be upgraded to include a spectacular view of Lake Louise.

Across all categories, rooms are well-appointed with thoughtful amenities, and some include sofa beds, making them ideal for both couples and families.

The suites at the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise offer an elevated stay, combining the hotel’s legendary mountain charm with contemporary glamor. Ranging from spacious one-bedroom suites to more luxurious signature options, they feature separate living and sleeping areas, perfect for unwinding after a day exploring Banff National Park.

Fairmont Gold occupies the seventh and eighth floors of Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, offering a private, hotel-within-a-hotel experience with contemporary guest rooms and a selection of Signature Suites. Guests are welcomed at a dedicated private reception area on arrival and have access to a Fairmont Gold concierge team throughout their stay, who can help plan a personalized itinerary to make the most of the hotel and its surroundings.

Guests also have use of the private Fairmont Gold Lounge, which looks out over the surrounding Canadian Rockies and offers a daily continental breakfast, evening canapés and snacks, coffee and tea throughout the day, and a full-service bar. For those wanting the very best of the hotel’s setting, Fairmont Gold rooms can be upgraded to a Lake Louise view room, taking in the shimmering aquamarine waters of the lake and the mountains beyond.

Fairview bar and Restaurant – A fine dining restaurant named after the peak overlooking Lake Louise, known for its contemporary Rocky Mountain cuisine made with seasonal, locally sourced ingredients, a great choice for a special evening out.

Walliser Stube – A cozy restaurant at Chateau Lake Louise serving European Alpine cuisine with creative twists on Swiss and German classics, including a popular three-cheese fondue. It’s known for its friendly atmosphere and stunning views, reflecting the area’s mountaineering heritage.

Louiza – Mediterranean-inspired restaurant with an elegant setting and a seasonal menu featuring local ingredients, alongside wild-crafted cocktails made with local flavours. Open from sunrise to sunset, it’s a popular spot during a stay at Lake Louise.

Alpine Social – Modern mountain restaurant inspired by the area’s original adventurers, serving hearty, locally-sourced cuisine with alpine-inspired flavours. It’s a popular spot for a lively après-ski atmosphere after a day on the slopes.

The Guide’s Pantry – Offering grab-and-go food for guests heading out to hike or ski, including locally sourced coffee, house-made pastries, artisanal sandwiches, and gourmet snacks.

Lakeview Lounge – Enjoy craft cocktails and dining with views of Lake Louise and Victoria Glacier. In summer, its outdoor patio is considered one of the most scenic in the Canadian Rockies, making it a popular spot to relax and enjoy the surroundings.

Spa – Guests begin their spa journey in the tranquil Tea Garden, then choose a scent designed to match their mood through the science of aromachology. From there, they can unwind with an expertly tailored massage or facial, personalised escape from the everyday.

Fitness Suite – The on-site gym offers a range of equipment. There’s also a dedicated stretching room making it easy to keep up a fitness routine while travelling.

Pool – The hotel has an indoor pool, steam room, and whirlpool, open daily from 6:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m.

BASIN Glacial Waters – Exclusively at Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, BASIN Glacial Waters is a unique hydrothermal spa experience inspired by the surrounding wilderness. Guests move at their own pace through a series of hot and cold pools, saunas, and relaxation spaces, all designed using natural elements like glacial water, fire, and stone to help restore balance, clarity, and calm.

Activities – Hotel activities include snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, canoeing, hiking, guided forest meditation and ice skating. All are weather permitting.