Moraine Lake Lodge
Many visit Moraine Lake but only a few can stay. Moraine Lake Lodge is privileged to be the only accommodation on the iconic Moraine Lake, just 15 minutes from Lake Louise. Surrounded by a stunning natural setting, guests are offered complimentary canoeing on the turquoise coloured lake, guided hikes for all abilities as well as entertaining evening interpretive presentations. The lodge, cabins and rooms provide breathtaking vistas of the snow-capped mountains and glacier-fed lake.
Just steps from your room, you are treated to the stunning beauty and pristine splendour of Moraine Lake and the Valley of the Ten Peaks, a sight visitors from all over the world come to see. The area is abundant in spectacular sights, activities and geological history.
Superb dining features local fresh products and fine wines, topped off with attentive service. One of the top gourmet restaurants in Banff National Park, the Walter Wilcox Dining Room offers a unique, elegant menu showcasing the best cuisine from the region. Wine-lovers will delight in the impressive wine cellar, including Canadian and American vintages. Graced by a large stone fireplace and an elegant Rocky Mountain interior, views of Moraine Lake through the massive windows in the atrium provide a spectacular vista
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Deluxe Cabins
All cabins and rooms offer custom designed, hand-crafted log furniture and true Canadian Rocky Mountain comfort with luxurious down duvets, fine Woolrich blankets and pillows, plus beautifully appointed bathrooms with deep soaker tubs. In keeping with the mountain get-away experience, there are no telephones or televisions in any of the rooms.
Excellent Dining
One of the top gourmet restaurants in Banff National Park, the Walter Wilcox Dining Room within the mountain lodge offers a unique, elegant menu showcasing the best cuisine from the region. Signature dishes include buffalo carpacchio with roasted pine nuts and deer tenderloin with red currants and juniper berries.
