86 Connaught Drive
Jasper, AB T0e 1E0 Nightly Rates(77.53 - 92.17)2 Star
Property Description
The Marmot Lodge offers you year-round comfort and hospitality at affordable rates and is conveniently located on Connaught drive, the main street in Jasper. Look out upon the beauty of mountains rising above our park-like grounds and the forest beyond. Then sit back, relax and let yourself be pampered in elegant style by the warmth of our mountain hospitality. At Marmot Lodge we truly have Something for Everyone: heated indoor pool, sauna and whirlpool, kitchen suites, gas fireplace in some rooms, color tv, engineered soundproofed rooms that ensure a quiet and relaxing stay, air conditioning in select rooms, guests laundry, and ski waxing facilities, banquet and convention facilities, integrated wheelchair access to lodge, restaurant and lounge. Do not miss Jasper in January-our annual festival of fun and fabulous deals. Book now for your winter break.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Coffee Maker in Room
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Fishing
Free Parking
Free Local Telephone Calls
Golf
Hairdryers Available
Modem Lines in Room
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
Pets Allowed
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Safe Deposit Box
Shops/Commercial Services
Skiing
Tennis
Television with Cable
Room Information
All Room Feature
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All Rooms Feature: * Private bathroom with shower and bathtub * Direct dial phone * Color cable TV * Non smoking available upon request
Standard Room
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* 2 double beds
Standard Room
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* 1 king bed
Deluxe Room
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* 2 Queen beds * 1 double sofabed
Kitchenette with 1 Queen bed
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Ktchenette with 1 Queen Bed feature: * 1 Queen Bed and a hide-a-bed * Private Bathroom with shower and bathtub * Direct Dial Telephone * Kitchenette * Refrigerator * Color Cable TV * Stove * Toaster * Pots and pans * Eating utensils
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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
107 rooms.
0 suites.
2 floors.
Directions
Take highway 2 north into Edmonton until it intersects with highway 16, the Yellowhead highway -125 avenue. Go west on Yellowhead, approximately 200 miles to Jasper. Hotel is located on the main road in Jasper.
Follow barlow Trail South for approximately 3 kms, take the exit onto 16th ave/Highway 1 West towards Banff. From Banff, go west on Hwy 1 until 93A Hwy. Turn north on 93A Hwy. Jasper is approximately 290 km from Banff. Hotel is located on the main road in Jasper.
Located on the main street of Jasper, Alberta, the center of Jasper National Park, Canada's Largest National Park.
Jasper Airport (YJA)
Guarantee Policy
All reservations require a guarantee by a valid credit card with expiry date.
Cancellation Policy
Thru the Internet site where your reservation was made, must cancel 48 hours prior to loal check-in time to avoid a 1 night cancellation and/or no show charge plus any applicable taxes.
Restaurant Information
Embers Steakhouse
* Serving Canadian cuisine * Open 630AM-11AM and 5PM-11PM * Located on site
Fireside Lounge
* Serving Canadian cuisine * Open 5PM-12AM * Located on site
Meeting Facility
Meeting Rooms
* Meeting rooms available with maximum capacity of 120 Persons.
Recreation Information
Recreation Located Nearby
-Indoor and Outdoor Whirlpool and Indoor Pool -Maligne Canyon Tours / Ice/Canyon Walk -Maligne Lake- Boat cruises to Spirit Island -Mount Edith Cavell and famous Angel Glacier -Golf course nearby -18 holes, approx 125.00CAD Plus -Horseback riding and mountain bikes -White water rafting -Athabasca Falls and Sunwapta Falls -Sightseeing tours with escort guides -Jasper tramway -gondola ride -Columbia Icefield -snowcoach tours on the glacier -Jasper Activity Center- tennis and racquetball courts -Jasper Aquatic Center- indoor leisure pool with slide -Wildlife and Nature Photography -Snow Skiing/Snow Shoeing -Ice Fishing, Curling and Ice Climbing to unequalled powder -and much more...............
Attractions Located Nearby
* Athabasca Falls - 19 Miles North * Mount Edith Cavell - 21 Miles North * Jasper Tramway - 4 Miles North * Marmot Basin Skill Hill - 12 Miles North * Malign Canyon - 3.5 Miles Northwest * Medicine Lake - 10 Miles Northwest * Jasper Park Golf Course - 3 Miles East * Malign Lake - 37 Miles Southeast * Miettle Hotsprings - 38 Miles Northeast * Patricia/Pyramid Lakes - 3 Miles South * Mount Robson - 53 Miles East * Columbia Icefields - 63 Miles North * University of Alberta - 235 Miles West * Canadian Forces Base Edmonton - 235 Miles West * Parks Canada Information Center - 5 Blocks East * Jasper Tourism and Commerce - 3 Blocks East * Parks Canada Office - 5 Blocks East * Canadian National Railway - 5 Blocks East * Train Station, Bus Terminal - 5 Blocks East
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