82 Connaught Dr Box 2080
Jasper, AB T0E 1E0 Nightly Rates(181.76 - 318.72)3 Star
Property Description
A modern 3-storey hotel built around a lush atrium of greenery with 3 storey fireplace, indoor pool, jacuzzi, finnish sauna, hot tubs, award-winning dining in Walters Dining Room and Sunrise Cafe which features Continental fare as well as Family Dining. We have Walters Lounge and Champs Sports Pub to relax and unwind in. Open year-round..we offer complete conference facilities and specialize in group packages. Complete ski packages and F.I.T.s are also available.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Babysitting/Child Services
Bar/Lounge
Business Center
Coffee Maker in Room
24 Hour Front Desk
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Free Parking
Hairdryers Available
Modem Lines in Room
Modem Lines in Room
Meeting/Banquet Facilities
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Pool
Parking
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Television with Cable
Laundry/Valet Services
Room Information
Superior Queen
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Superior Queen room with two queen beds includes air conditioning, alarm clock, balcony, full private bathroom with tub and shower, coffee maker, computer modem hookup, connecting rooms-req, hairdryer, handicapped facilities-REQ, iron/board, radio, soundproofing, color cable tv, direct dial phone, sprinkler system, western decor, non smoking rooms-req, mountain views, mini fridge, in room movies and games.
Superior Double
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Superior Double room with two double beds includes air conditioning, alarm clock, balcony, full private bathroom with tub and shower, coffee maker, computer modem hookup, iron/board, hairdryer, radio, soundproofing, color cable tv, direct dial telephone, sprinkler system, western decor, non smoking rooms, courtyard views, mini fridge, in room movies and games.
Suite
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Cozy decor one would hope for in such a quaint Rocky Mountain Town. Spacious room..newly renovated with a touch of native design. Rooms have mini-fridge..bathrobes..coffee and tea..iron and board..and tasteful armoire. Movie channels and video games available in room. Complimentary high speed internet and local calls.
Atrium King
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Cozy decor one would hope for in such a quaint Rocky Mountain Town. Spacious room..newly renovated with a touch of native design. Rooms have mini-fridge..bathrobes..coffee and tea..iron and board..and tasteful armoire. Movie channels and video games available in room. Complimentary high speed internet and local calls.
Balcony King
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Cozy decor one would hope for in such a quaint Rocky Mountain Town. Spacious room..newly renovated with a touch of native design. Rooms have mini-fridge..bathrobes..coffee and tea..iron and board..and tasteful armoire. Movie channels and video games available in room. Complimentary high speed internet and local calls.
Family Room
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Cozy decor one would hope for in such a quaint Rocky Mountain Town. Spacious room..newly renovated with a touch of native design. Rooms have mini-fridge..bathrobes..coffee and tea..iron and board..and tasteful armoire. Movie channels and video games available in room. Complimentary high speed internet and local calls.
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Miscellaneous Information
Canadian Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 4pm
Check out time is 11am
Time Zone is MST
Opened in 1983
153 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
Drive north on Highway 2 to Yellowhead Trail. Take Highway 16 west to Jasper National Park
Take Barlow Trail, turn right onto 16th avenue -Trans Canada- until Lake Louise. Turn left onto Highway 93. Follow the road for about 3 hours.
In Jasper townsite, 1KM from Downtown and Shopping
YEG, Edmonton International Airport
Guarantee Policy
Credit card required for all reservation
Restaurant Information
Sunrise Cafe
* Open 0700-2200 * Serving Canadian and Continental cuisine
Walters Dining Room
* Open 0700-2200 * Serving Canadian and Continental cuisine
Meeting Facility
Meeting and Conference Rooms
* 7 meeting rooms * Maximum 250 person capacity * contact hotel for further details
Recreation Information
Recreation Located On-Site
* Sightseeing Tours * Indoor Pool - Open 0700-2200 * Sauna/Spa - Open 0700-2200
* Maligne Lake - 18 miles SW * Maligne Canyon - 14 KM SW * Banff - 187 miles S * Lake Louise - 147 miles S * Columbia Icefields - 120 km NW * Pyramid Lake - 5 miles SE * Mt Edith Cavell - 18 miles NW * Jasper Tramway - 4 miles N * Mount Robson - 54 miles NE * University of AB - 230 miles W * Edmonton - 230 miles W * VIA Rail Canada - 0.6 miles N * Greyhound Canada - 0.6 miles N * Seton General Hospital - 0.6 miles N
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