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Irwins Mountain Inn - Banff, Alberta
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429 Banff Avenue
Banff, AB T1l 1B2
Nightly Rates (155.30 - 163.11)
3 Star
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Property Description |
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**Irwins Mountain Inn is currently undergoing renovations to serve you better - These renovations are expected to last until the end of November beginning of December - Thank you for your patience and understanding** Welcome to Irwins Mountain Inn. Our accommodations are spacious and comfortable with breathtaking views of the Canadian Rockies. Our charming hotel is only a few minutes walk from all of the shopping and restaurants located in the heart of town. After a day of skiing hiking fishing or wildlife viewing - guests can relax in our 10 person hot tub. Our guest rooms range from affordable hotel room accommodations to more luxurious suites featuring jetted tubs and separate private bedrooms. Complimentary continental breakfast is provided daily and our friendly staff is always available to assist you throughout your stay. Our cozy lobby offers a coin-operated internet kiosk for guests convenience. Additional amenities include conference facilities a fitness centre plus complimentary underground parking and ski room with storage. During your next visit to Banff be sure to make your home away from home Irwins Mountain Inn
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Amenities |
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City Center
Phone Service
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Phone Service
Telephone
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Room Information |
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Bedroom Suite:
Bedroom suites offer separate living area and bedroom. These suites feature 2 or 3 beds - table with chairs - microwave - mini fridge - coffee maker. Max occ 6
Honeymoon Suite:
Honeymoon suite features king bed and romantic jacuzzi tub. Room has large balcony with wonderful views. The room has a private bath plus microwave - mini fridge and coffee maker. Max occ 2
King Jacuzzi Suite:
King jacuzzi suite features king bed - sofa and large jacuzzi tub in main room. Room has separate private bath. Max Occ 2
Queen Suite:
Queen suite has 2 queen beds- microwave oven- mini fridge- coffee maker- table with 2 chairs and bath with vanity sink. Max occ 4
Standard 1 King:
Standard guest room with 1 king bed plus small table with 2 chairs. Room has private bath with shower tub combo. Max Occ 2
Standard 2 Queens:
Standard guest room with 2 queen beds plus small table with 2 chairs. Room has private bath with shower tub combo. Max Occ 4.
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Miscellaneous Information |
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Canadian Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 3:00 PM
Check out time is 12:00 PM
65 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
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Directions |
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YYC-Calgary International Airport-87 mi W . Take airport exit bear right on Airport RD NE Continue on Barlow Trail NE Turn left onto Airport Trail NE Take ramp onto HWY-2 S Take exit 258 HWY 1 16 AVE N East onto 16 AVE NE toward Transcanada HWY
City
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Restaurant Information |
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El Toro
El Toro specializes in steak- seafood and Greek dishes
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YBA-Banff
0 mi N
YYC-Calgary International Airport
87 mi W
BANFF SPRING GOLF
2 mi SE
DOG SLED TOURS
19 mi E
KICKING HORSE RIVER
47 mi SW
COLUMBIA ICE FIELDS
84 mi W
SULPHUR MOUNTAIN GONDOLA
3 mi S
LAKE LOUISE SKI AREA
28 mi SW
FAIRMONT BANFF SPRINGS
3 mi W
BANFF CENTRE
1 mi S
OLYMPIC VENUE
12 mi E
SILVER TIP GOLF
9 mi E
KANANASKIS
47 mi SE
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Related Alberta Content
Alberta is a nature-lover’s paradise, enriched by wide open spaces and stunning sunsets. In terms of nature, the province is most renowned for the glorious peaks of the Rocky Mountains and the beauty of its parks, epitomised by Canada’s fist national park, Banff.
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