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Jasper – 17 hotels and places to stay
Jasper Inn & Suites by INNhotels
Located in the heart of Jasper National Park, this hotel offers on-site dining and an indoor pool and hot tub. A sauna and steam room is available. Free Wi-Fi is included in all guest rooms.
Chateau Jasper
Featuring an indoor pool and hot tub and serving breakfast in their Silverwater Grill restaurant.
The Crimson Jasper
The Crimson Jasper is only a 10 minute walk from Jasper Railway Station. Terra Restaurant serves a breakfast and dinner. Guest rooms include free WiFi.
Forest Park Hotel
Featuring an indoor pool and on-site spa services, Forest Park Hotel offers 3 restaurants. Free WiFi and a refrigerator are included in each guest room.
Tonquin Inn
Featuring an indoor pool, Tonquin Inn is located in Jasper National Park and surrounded by the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Free WiFi is available.
Astoria Hotel
Located in the heart of Jasper within the Canadian Rockies, The Astoria Hotel features Papa George’s Restaurant and De’d Dog Bar & Grill on site.
Sunwapta Falls Rocky Mountain Lodge
Located 33 mi south from the town of Jasper on the Icefields Parkway (HWY 93), this lodge features a restaurant and bar. A fridge is offered in each room at Sunwapta Falls Rocky Mountain Lodge.
Overlander Mountain Lodge
Offering an on-site restaurant and lounge with a summer patio, this hotel is 31 mi from the Jasper town site and right next to Jasper National Park. Free WiFi is enjoy throughout the property.
Jasper Downtown Hostel
Featuring free WiFi throughout the property, Jasper Downtown Hostel offers accommodations in Jasper city center. This property offers both dorm style and private bedrooms.
Miette Mountain Cabins
Located in Jasper, this property offers a seasonal outdoor pool and hot tub. Offering free WiFi, a satellite TV is provided in all units. Jasper town center is 30 minutes’ drive away.
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The Uplifting Power of Nature
Jasper sits in a green valley within a national park surrounded by the majestic Canadian Rockies. Water in its various forms has shaped the dramatic scenery and continues to create serene landscapes.
Tree-lined Lake Beauvert is the closest to town, but Pyramid and Patricia lakes are more famous thanks to the rugged peaks perfectly reflected in their still waters. Arguably the best of all is Maligne Lake whose incredible water colour is eclipsed by small, pine-lined Spirit Island. You may not know the name, but you’ll probably recognise the view.
Many glaciers come off the huge Columbia Icefield, roughly midway between Jasper and Lake Louise. Some have cut canyons where you can go ice walking. Other winter sports include ice skating and skiing at the Marmot Basin resort, named after local animals.
Bears inhabit the surrounding forests and more wildlife lives at The Den at Whistler Inn, just one Jasper accommodation option on Booking.com alongside mountain lodges and pet-friendly hotels with pools.
The Jasper Tramway – Canada’s highest cable car – goes to the top of The Whistlers mountain, and on the slopes of another are the Miette Hot Springs open-air pool. The Jasper-Yellowhead Museum details the area’s history, and traditional Haida styles and colours are celebrated in the modern Two Brothers Totem Pole
What Guests Said About Jasper:
- Scored 1010
Our hearts are with the people of Jasper who lost so much...
Our hearts are with the people of Jasper who lost so much during the wildfire of 2024. We did our best to spend as much money as we could while we were there for the sake of the businesses and the people who work there. The town of Jasper is a jewel on the face of the Earth and I love it with all my heart
PatrickCanada - Scored 1010
Jasper national park was wonderful.
Jasper national park was wonderful. Devastation because of fires, but we wanted to go and support the locals. We saw Big Horn sheep! Stayed in log cabins. Ate in town and bought souvenirs and clothing. Lots of things not open as we were late in the season ( our choice) but, would Highly recommend to visitors.
MsBarbUnited Kingdom - Scored 6.06.0
We had reservations before the fire,so all facilities in...
We had reservations before the fire,so all facilities in the park were closed when we were there. Though half the town was gone, it seemed like a nice small town. We bought some souvenirs there to support their economy. Not too touristy, more relaxed atmosphere than Banff.FrankUnited States of America - Scored 4.04.0
On the web site it said the hot springs were open until 9.
On the web site it said the hot springs were open until 9. They closed at 8 and another guest said the same thing to the life guard. I think there could have been something stating bring your own breakfast to cook in your room. I am a diabetic and thought I could just eat there. We did have dinner there that was great. The room was hot and then at night was cold and the heater took too long to heat it up. We could clearly hear the guests in the next room as if they were in our room. Our favourite place was the hot springs.Shirley - Scored 8.08.0
We were able to see much of what we wanted on this trip, not...
We were able to see much of what we wanted on this trip, not fully being aware of all the most scenic places we went to the 5 lakes and I did the source of the hot springs. We also went to Moraine lake for a short hike. Just nice to be in nature and see Elk/Deer/Moose/Mountain Goats & Sheep/Rabbits...RobertCanada - Scored 1010
Jasper is a unique destination nestled in the Northern...
Jasper is a unique destination nestled in the Northern Canadian rockies. It's a gem because it has a small hometown feel (even when tourists are there) unlike the town of nearby Banff. The hiking, the mountain biking and water sports and road cycling are 5 star experiences there. I have been 4 times. Its exquisitely beautiful and has varying terrain that's diverse in the different sectors of the park. Bighorn sheep, bears and mountain goats are frequently seen there. The mountains are big and rugged and wild. It will be a while before we can go back due to the July 2024 wildfire, but many parts of it are still beautiful and the fired areas will recover. I have had the privilege of visiting on 4 occasions, each time I stay a little longer and I see something new. I just love it there!!MariUnited States of America
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- Scored 8.28.2Rated very goodVery Good·955 reviewsThe setting of this hotel is just absolutely beautiful, the 1hour per day free canoes & bike hire is excellent and well worth taking advantage of to explore Pyramid Island. Rooms were clean & staff all very friendly. Free s’mores kits were great to sit round the fire with on an evening. Would definitely recommend paying the extra and staying here if you have a car over staying in the town of Jasper, it is only a short 5 min drive and the setting is worth it.
LauraUnited Kingdom - Scored 8.38.3Rated very goodVery Good·1,694 reviewsNice clean, quiet modern room with 3 beds and a good bathroom. Breakfast was good, better selectoin than in other hotels. At the south end of the Jasper townsite, within 5 minutes walk to the first shops and restaurants and 10 minutes to the town center.RobertGermany
- From $107.44 per nightScored 8.38.3Rated very goodVery Good·1,247 reviewsThis was the second time that we stayed at the Crimson Jasper. The location is excellent within walking distance of the majority of restaurants and tourist attractions. I would highly recommend this hotel for first time tourists to Jasper, Alberta.
ThomasCanada - Scored 8.88.8Rated excellentExcellent·303 reviewsThe property was in a great rural location and just a short drive from the centre of Jasper. The room in the hotel was a nice size and clean and comfy. The location is great for spotting elk and we also saw a bald eagle fly down the river.
DeniseUnited Kingdom - From $131.74 per nightScored 8.28.2Rated very goodVery Good·1,244 reviewsOlder hotel but very nicely renovated. Main concern was no parking. Only about a dozen designated parking spots and had to park on the street - in Jasper. Also room seemed to be over utility room. Noise.LauttCanada
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