105 Miette Ave
Jasper, AB T0E 1E0 Nightly Rates(170.43 - 240.17)3 Star
Property Description
The only hotel in Jasper to offer an on-site display of the area's wildlife, the Whistlers Inn also features Jasper's only outdoor, rooftop hot tub and steam room complex. Also located on the premises are ski lockers, a currency exchange, three gift shops, two inn restaurants, and a charming pub that offers light meals and eight varieties of ale on tap. Limited parking is also available. With its convenient central location, spacious air-conditioned guest rooms, cozy Alpine atmosphere and breathtaking mountain views, the Whistlers Inn invites you to come on Inn for you next Jasper getaway.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Bar/Lounge
Concierge
24 Hour Front Desk
Hairdryers Available
Hairdryers Available
Restaurant
Room Service
Safe Deposit Box
Television with Cable
Room Information
Economy Room
:
Economy are the smallest of the room categories and offer only a limited view. All rooms are non smoking, and have either 1 or 2 double beds. Maximum occupancy is 2.
Standard Room
:
Standard rooms are newly renovated and offer 2 double beds. These rooms offer a limited view and all standard amenities. Maximum occupancy is 2.
Deluxe Room
:
Deluxe rooms offer 2 queen beds and breathtaking mountain views. These rooms are larger in size and have a small sitting area. Maximum occupancy is 4.
Suite
:
All suites are uniquely decorated and offer spacious accommodations. Some suites can accommodate up to 7 guests, based on a request basis. Rooms feature separate living and sleeping areas. Maximum occupancy 6.
Rate Disclaimer
Indicated rates for search purposes only; check for specific rate when making reservation.
Miscellaneous Information
Canadian Dollars is the native currency.
Check in time is 3pm
Check out time is 12pm
64 rooms.
0 suites.
3 floors.
Directions
Start going towards the AIRPORT EXIT on UNNAMED STREET. Turn Left on AB-19. Turn Right on AB-60. Turn Left on T-C HWY 16A. Continue on T-C HWY 16/YELLOWHEAD HWY. Continue on HWY 770/T-C HWY. Continue on T-C HWY 16/YELLOWHEAD HWY. Bear Left on HWY 22/T-C HWY. Bear Right on T-C HWY 16/YELLOWHEAD HWY. Continue on 1ST AVE. Bear Right on 4TH AVE. Continue on 4TH AVE. Continue on 4TH AVE. Bear Right on 1A AVE. Continue on T-C HWY 16/YELLOWHEAD HWY. Continue on HWY 16/T-C HWY 16/YELLOWHEAD HWY. Continue on SMITH ST. Continue on GREGG AVE. Continue on HWY 16/T-C HWY 16/YELLOWHEAD HWY. Continue on T-C HWY 16/YELLOWHEAD HWY. Bear Right on UNNAMED STREET. Continue on CONNAUGHT DR. Turn Right on MIETTE AVE.
Start going towards the AIRPORT EXIT on AIRPORT RD NE. Continue on BARLOW TRAIL NE. Take the T-C HWY 1 ramp. Merge on T-C HWY 1. Continue on 16TH AVE NE. Continue on 16TH AVE NW. Continue on T-C HWY 1. Continue on HWY 40/T-C HWY. Continue on T-C HWY 1. Continue on HWY 93/T-C HWY 1. Continue on AB-93. Continue on UNNAMED STREET. Continue on CONNAUGHT DR. Turn Left on HAZEL AVE. Turn Right on PATRICIA ST. Bear Right on MIETTE AVE.
In the city center of Jasper
YJA - 0 miles North, YEG- Edmonton-238mi W / YYC-Calgary-264mi NW
Guarantee Policy
All reservations must be guaranteed with a credit card. A deposit is not required. Non-guaranteed reservations are not accepted. Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events or conventions, see Rate Rules.
Cancellation Policy
Reservations must be cancelled at least 7 days prior to arrival date to avoid a penalty of the full stay plus tax. No-show fee: full stay plus tax. Exceptions may apply during holidays, special events or conventions, see Rate Rules.
Meeting Facility
The property does not have on-site meeting facilities.
Recreation Information
Recreation
Biking, Hiking, Winter Sports.
Jasper City Center
0.0 Miles North
Edmonton
238.0 Miles West
Calgary
264.0 Miles North West
Jasper National Park
0.0 Miles North
Columbia Icefield
50.0 Miles North West
Lake Louise
120.0 Miles South East
Banff
205.0 Miles South East
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