Welcome to Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise

We look forward to welcoming you to Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise. Complying with the Government of Alberta’s open for summer plan, as of June 10, 2021 in person dining, will be available in the following locations: Fairview Restaurant & Bar, Lakeview Lounge & Patio and Walliser Stube. We also continue to offer our enhanced in-room dining menu or take-out options at The Guides Pantry. The spa remains open with reservations and our hotel pool and health club are available with limited capacities and reservation are required. While safety of our guests and colleagues continue to be our number one priority there’s plenty of space right outside our backyard to spread out and take advantage of thousands of square miles of mountains and trails in Lake Louise. We have also modified our resort activities program to adhere to provincial guidelines and help you make the most of your stay. For the most up-to-date information about hotel programming please review our Weekly Resort Guide. For more information about your stay, please review our safety information page. 

To learn more about the extensive measures we are taking to safeguard, protect and care for our valued guests and employees, visit ALLSafeandWell.com. For your safety and the safety of our employees, we require all guests to wear a face mask while inside the hotel. For hours of operation, please check the individual Dining and Activities pages.

Old World romance in the Rockies. National treasure. Historical landmark. When travelers round the world picture Canada’s Rocky Mountains, they are most likely envisioning Lake Louise: its turquoise water framed by towering glaciers and mountains rising steeply from the valley. Originally created for discerning guests arriving by rail, the chalet first built in 1890 sits on the famed shores — like a fairy tale castle at the edge of wilderness.

Elegant and lavish with grand spaces and crafted decorative details, the historical Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise is set in Canada’s very first national park, Banff, also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The AAA four-diamond, year-round luxury alpine resort is literally surrounded on all sides by nature in all its majesty. Step outside our doors to skate, ski, hike, rejuvenate and explore — or just watch the morning sun illuminate the Victoria Glacier from a comfortable sofa by the lobby lounge windows.