The guest rooms and cabins are located in and around the main lodge, which acts as the hub of Jasper resort life. Choose from Fairmont rooms and deluxe rooms located either in the main lodge or in your own cabin. Cabins also have outdoor patios that are perfect for breakfast al fresco, sunset dinners, and starlit nightcaps.

All guest rooms come equipped with robes, ceiling fans, high speed internet and an unstocked mini fridge. Some rooms offer views overlooking the hotel pool and Lac Beauvert.

The lodge’s generously sized suites offer plenty of space, designer detailing, and comfortable seating areas, making them a favourite with both families and couples. Guests can warm up beside a wood-burning stove or fireplace while taking in sweeping views of the lake glimmering in the sun.

Set in the heart of Jasper National Park, the Signature Cabins are immaculately restored heritage cabins, entirely self-contained and sleeping between 2 and 16 guests. Each cabin has its own character, with wildlife-themed great rooms, pitched roofs and high ceilings, grand stone fireplaces, and expansive verandas looking out over the Canadian Rockies. Each cabin offers contemporary comforts such as flat-screen TVs, private saunas, and Jacuzzi-style tubs. Once home to visiting royals and movie stars, the cabins carry a genuine sense of history alongside their modern-day comforts.

No two Signature Cabins are quite alike, with individual amenities that can include fully stocked kitchens, pool tables, outdoor patios, and barbecue areas, ideal for families or groups looking to reconnect and celebrate together in comfort and privacy. Guests also have access to personalised concierge service and the option of private in-cabin dining, making it easy to enjoy the seclusion of the cabins without giving up the level of service Fairmont is known for. Together, it’s an elevated, one-of-a-kind way to experience Jasper National Park.

Elderwood
Elderwood Restaurant is Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge’s all day dining restaurant, offering breakfast, lunch, and dinner in a relaxed and welcoming setting. Featuring seasonal menus and locally inspired dishes, it is a go-to destination for comfortable, high-quality dining in Jasper.

Orso Trattoria
Creating dishes from seasonal inspiration, Orso Trattoria presents modern Italian cuisine made from regional ingredients. Set in a relaxed, refined atmosphere, the restaurant benefits from sweeping views of Lac Beauvert and the surrounding mountain peaks.

Thompson’s Terrace
Thompson’s Terrace offers relaxed patio fare and refreshing drinks with stunning views next to the golf course. The perfect stop for a leisurely afternoon or a casual bite after a round of golf.

The Barbicon
The Barbicon is Jasper’s steakhouse, highlighting premium cuts, seasonal Canadian ingredients, and bold, elemental flavours.

Lume
Lume evolves throughout the day, offering a dynamic setting for both dining and connection in Jasper National Park. Enjoy seasonal dishes paired with thoughtfully crafted cocktails in a setting that shifts from morning to night.

Fitness Centre — A modern fitness centre offering trainer-led classes, yoga, and stretch sessions, plus a sauna, steam room, and outdoor hot tub.
Outdoor Heated Pool — A resort favourite overlooking the lawn, lake, and mountain peaks.
Spa Services — Take a dip in the outdoor pool and hot tub overlooking Lac Beauvert, followed by the eucalyptus steam room and Finnish-style sauna. Couples can book a side-by-side massage by the fire.
Wild Orchid Salon — On-site hair and aesthetic services using premium products.
Guided Hikes — Interpretive hiking adventures through Jasper National Park, led by knowledgeable Embark guides.
Glacial Plunge & Sauna — A certified guide led ritual of renewal, combining crisp alpine cold exposure with the gentle warmth of a traditional sauna.

Set within Jasper National Park on the shores of Lac Beauvert, Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge offers one of the most activity rich stays in the Canadian Rockies.

Jasper Planetarium — Join astronomy experts for a live virtual tour of local constellations from within the world’s second largest Dark Sky Preserve.
The Bear’s Den — Jasper’s first golf simulator and gaming experience, open year round so guests don’t have to wait for the season to play.
The Boathouse — A cheery log cabin open in late spring, summer, and autumn, renting mountain bikes, canoes, kayaks, and stand-up paddleboards by the hour.
Jasper Raft Tours — Guided white water experiences on the river, led by experienced local guides.
Jasper Food Tours — Combines local storytelling, Rocky Mountain culture, and exceptional dining across Jasper.
Foraging Flight — An exclusive, full day adventure created in partnership with Indigenous Knowledge Keeper Lauren Moberly, tracing a rare path from sky to soil to plate.

Beyond the resort, guests are perfectly positioned to explore the wider Jasper region, including the Jasper SkyTram, a Maligne Lake Cruise, and a guided tour of the ancient Athabasca Glacier on the Columbia Icefields.