1000 Harvie Heights Rd
Canmore, AB T1W 2W2 Nightly Rates(76.90 - 102.82)3 Star
Property Description
The Banff Boundary lodge provides the ideal location, for a vacation in the majestic canadian rockies. Located in the Hamlet of Harvie Heights, just meters from the gates of Banff National Park. The lodge is a leisurely one hour drive west from calgary with easy access to and from the trans canada highway. The lodge is central to five alpine ski areas, and the canmore nordic centre with hiking, biking and skiing trails at your doorstep.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Business Center
24 Hour Front Desk
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Hairdryers Available
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Parking
Television with Cable
Room Information
Family Suite
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Family Suite features: * Alarm Clock * Balcony * Private Bathroom * Bathtub * Coffee Maker in room * Fireplace * Hairdryer * Iron and ironing board on request * Non Smoking room on request * Radio * Refrigerator * Seating Area * Shower * Soundproofing * Cable Television * Premium Channels Television * Direct Dial telephone * Vanity * VCR * Full Kitchen * Mountain View
Deluxe Family Suite
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Deluxe Family Suite features * Alarm Clock * Balcony * Private Bathroom * Bathtub * Coffee Maker in room * Fireplace * Hairdryer * Iron and ironing board on request * Non Smoking room on request * Radio * Refrigerator * Seating Area * Shower * Soundproofing * Cable Television * Premium Channels Television * Direct Dial telephone * Vanity * VCR * Full Kitchen * Mountain View
Suite 1 Bedroom
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655 sq feet. 1 bedroom suite with one king bed includes air conditioning, alarm clock, balcony, bathroom-private, bathtub, coffee maker, fireplace, hairdryer, non smoking, refrigerator, seating area, shower, television-cable or satellite, telephone-direct dial and full kitchen.
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Miscellaneous Information
Canadian Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 1600
Check out time is 1100
Time Zone is MST, GMT-7
Opened in 1998
Renovated in Spring 2003
42 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
Exit Calgary Airport onto Barlow Trail South. Exit Barlow trail onto 16th ave west. Follow 16th ave out of the city(because Trans Canada Hwy #1) 100 km to Canmore. Exit at Harvie Heights 500 meters to lodge located on service road.
The Lodge is located in the Hamlet of Harvie Heights, 4 km west of Canmore, 15 km east of the Banff Town Site and is adjacent to the east gates of Banff National Park. This ideal location offers easy access to and from the Trans Canada Highway, and the Calgary International Airport. The lodge is central to six world class golf courses, five of Canada's best ski areas and many other Rocky Mountain activities.
Calgary
Guarantee Policy
All reservations require a valid credit card with expiry date at the time of booking.Between Dec 20 - Jan 2 a full payment is required at the time of booking.
Cancellation Policy
Through the internet site where your reservation was made, cancellations must be made 3 days prior to arrival to avoid a one nigh accomodation. Between Dec 20-Jan2 reservations must be cancelled by dec 1 or full stay penalty.
Recreation Information
Recreation Nearby
* Children's Playground * BBQ Facility * Fire Pit Area
Attractions nearby
* Kananaskis...5 km NW * Banff National park ...1 KM E * Banff .... 17 KM E * Canmore Olympic Nordic Centre ... 5 KM N * Sunshine Village ... 25 KM E * Norquay .... 20 KM E * Lake Louise ... 82 KM E * Banff Springs Hotel ... 20 KM W
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