Cathedral Mountain Lodge - Field, British Columbia
Off Highway 1 on Yoho Valley Road
Field, BC V0A 1G0 Nightly Rates(364.61 - 407.50)3 Star
Property Description
The Lodge and beautifully appointed cabins are nestled in the trees along the rushing waters of the Kicking Horse River. Wood burning fireplaces in Handcrafted Log Cabins decorated with Canadian Antiques, down duvets and wool blankets. Surrounding area is a hikers paradise with an extensive network of trails for all levels of hikers.
Amenities
AM/FM Alarm Clock
Concierge
Handicapped Rooms/Facilities
Fishing
Free Parking
Golf
Hairdryers Available
Hairdryers Available
No Smoking Rooms/Facilities
Free Newspaper
Parking
Restaurant
Shops/Commercial Services
Room Information
Log Cabin
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Handcrafted Log Cabin with one queen bed. Wood burning fireplace. Room amenities include 120 AC, AM FM alarm clock, balcony, deep soaker tub, hairdryer, handicapped room facilities, iron and ironing board, no smoking rooms, refrigerator and shower. Maximum of 2 people.
Loft Cabin
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Handcrafted Log Cabin with one queen bed. Wood burning fireplace. Room amenities include 120 AC, AM FM alarm clock, balcony, deep soaker tub, hairdryer, handicapped room facilities, iron and ironing board, no smoking rooms, refrigerator and shower. Maximum of 4 people.
Wapta Cabin
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Handcrafted Wapta cabin with one queen bed, balcony, private bathroom deep soaker tub and fireplace. Non-smoking rooms only, iron and ironing board, balcony, AM FM alarm clock, refrigerator, soundproofing, mountain view. Please contact the hotel directly if booking for more than 2 people. Maximum of two people.
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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 GMT-8
Opened in 1933
Renovated in 2005
31 rooms.
0 suites.
1 floors.
Directions
Cathedral Mountain Lodge is located approximately 200 KMS (125 Miles) from Calgary, Alberta. To reach the Lodge from Calgary, leave via 16th Avenue heading west. This route turns into the Trans Canada Highway #1. This highway will go past the towns of Canmore, Banff and Lake Louise before crossing into British Columbia. Five KMS into British Columbia the highway starts a steep descent; at the bottom look for a right hand turn off labeled Yoho Valley Road or Takakkaw Falls. Travelling 4 KMS along this road will take you directly to the lodge, on the right hand side after the first bridge.
From Vancouver Airport you will want to go south on Highway 99 towards Tsawwassen (Ferry Dock). Exit onto Highway 10, which will be labeled as the direction to reach Hope. After the town of Langley, Highway 10 will join with the Trans-Canada Highway #1, which will take you east to Hope. At Hope it is best to leave the Trans-Canada Highway #1 and take the Coquihalla Highway as it is shorter. The Coquihalla Highway will take you to Kamloops where you rejoin the Trans-Canada Highway #1 heading west. Follow this highway all the way past Golden and into the Yoho National Park. Sixty Kilometers, the town of Golden and 2 kilometers past the town of Field there is a turn off to the left clearly marked Yoho Valley Road or Takakkaw Falls. Travelling 4 KMS along this road will take you directly to the lodge, on the right hand side after the first bridge.
Located on the shores of the Kicking Horse River in Yoho National park. "Yoho" is a Cree expression of awe and wonder. Nestled on the western slopes of the Canadian Rockies, Yoho National Park boasts towering rock walls, spectacular waterfalls and 28 peaks over 3000 meters in height
Calgary International Airport - YYC - 138 Miles West Vancouver International Airport - YVR - 438 Miles East
Guarantee Policy
All reservations require a *1* night deposit by valid credit card only.
Cancellation Policy
Through the Internet site where your reservation was booked, you must cancel 14 days prior to arrival to avoid a full stay cancellation fee. Cancellations made within 14 days forfeit deposit. All reservations are subject to a $75.00CAD charge
Restaurant Information
Riverside Dining Room
Featuring regional Canadian cuisine with the freshest local and organic produce, game meats and fish. Enjoy a truly inspiring meal overlooking the rushing waters of the glacial fed Kicking Horse River.
Moraine Lake Lodge
* French Cuisine * 7am-9pm * 35 km from the Lodge
Recreation Information
On-Site Recreation
* Mountain Biking * Hiking Trails * Fishing
Off-Site Recreation
* White Water Rafting * Climbing * Golfing * Horseback Riding. Within 45 minutes travel from the lodge.
Attractions Located Nearby
* Takakkaw Falls * Emerald Lake * Lake Louise * Moraine Lake * Columbia Icefields * Burgess Shale * Wapta Falls * Lake O'Hara * Kicking Horse Resort
Cities Located Nearby
* Field - 4 km East * Banff - 100 km West * Lake Louise - 20 km West * Golden - 45 km East
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