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.
_athena
Canada
- restaurant in the hotel
- jacuzzi tub in the room
- comfortable beds with extra pillows and blankets
- courtyard with a garden must be beautiful during the summer
The hotel is located within Jasper National Park, 8 km from the Jasper tramway. The hotel offers 2 on-site restaurants and a pub. Whistler's Inn features cable TV, and a coffee maker in every room.
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.
Paula
Australia
Clean and comfortable for a few days and only 5min walk to downtown. Great restaurant attached, but note at present it doesn’t open on Mon and Tues. which were the days we were there, but many other options in town. But we did have a great dinner on the Sunday night. Staff were very helpful.
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.
We loved the privacy of the swimming pool and kitchenet in room
The hotel is located within Jasper National Park, 8 km from the Jasper tramway. The hotel offers 2 on-site restaurants and a pub. Whistler's Inn features cable TV, and a coffee maker in every room.
Great location, very good standard of accommodation.
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.
Very clean, nice furniture, dishwasher, and nice TV.
An on-site restaurant and bar are featured at this Jasper hotel. Free Wi-Fi is offered in all guest rooms. Marmot Basin is 22 km away. A cable TV is provided in each room at Athabasca Hotel.
Everything went well. Anything you needed was very close
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
Jasper used to be a beautiful tourist destination, much...
Jasper used to be a beautiful tourist destination, much preferred to Banff as it is less crowded and is a regular town, not an overpriced and overcrowded tourist resort like Banff. Unfortunately the recent forest fire decimated a third of the town and a huge area of 32,700 hectares south and NE of it. All the well known trails and destinations- like Maligne canyon for example- have been burned, only Pyramid lake above Jasper are still green. One has to drive well over 30k south to find green forests again.
The burned area of the city has been cleared from the buildings but the foundations and remains are there, fenced in. Quite a few business have closed due to the fire which claimed the homes of 2,500 people.
There are more than plenty of cafes, restaurants and shops open though so unless you’ve been there before, you won’t notice.
The atmosphere in town is what’s to be expected, one of deep sadness, fear for the future and anger against the federal government which failed the city, before, during and after the fire with their lack of necessary and timely action as well as their general indifference and ineptitude.
I won’t lie, it was an extremely sad and depressing visit, yet I would visit again to support this wonderful place and people, as you can still enjoy the natural beauty, you just have to drive a little further.
Emmanouela
Canada
Scored 10
10
Everyone was so helpful and thankful to be back to work.
Everyone was so helpful and thankful to be back to work. Everyone had time to chat. Normally town is so busy but the shoulder season is the best. Don’t tell anyone. Haha. Love it here. Jasper becomes a part of you and you always want to go back!!
Carey
Canada
Scored 10
10
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
Patrick
Canada
Scored 10
10
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.
MsBarb
United Kingdom
Scored 6.0
6.0
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.
Frank
United States
Scored 4.0
4.0
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
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Clean cabin with basic furniture for a cabin. It did have a table for eating comfortably rather than just a kitchen counter. Bed was fine. No settee but the 2 armchairs were comfortable. There is no TV. Decent enough air conditioning unit. On the edge of Jasper national park. Cabin facing the main road but there is a curtain of greenery that can fool you into believing that you are in the middle of nature. Overall much better than other cabins in the park.
The hotel is very well located at the heart of downtown Jasper, which means all the shops, grocery stores and information centre are just a few minutes away on foot. The staff are friendly and helpful and gave useful information during my stay. My room was quiet and clean and the bed was comfortable. Overall, I had a great stay at the hotel. I would say it is great value for money at a place like Jasper.
the place is excellent the rooms are spacious and the bathroom is very good. The other amenities in the room are very satisfactory. The location isn't great however it takes 10-15 minutes to walk to Jasper city center. the price is very high but if the hotel asks and we pay apparently it works
Attention to detail . Even after recently reopening after the wildfires , the staff was all hands on deck and professional . It was such a great stay that my husband and I are comparing other hotels we have stayed at since and looking for the Jasper Fairmont experience again.
Convenient to all of Jasper walking distance to food, coffee etc....
Hotel is older style but comfortable and clean, hot shower. Everything you need for an overnight stay.😊
Julie
Australia
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