The Chateau Lake Louise Inn is a rumor grand hotel, built in 1890 with the old name is the Canadian Pacific Railway. In the beginning, the hotel visitors were less than one hundred in a summer season and mainly climbers, artists and scenery photographers. In the early 1900s, visitors to the area increased to more than 5,000 and this was considered enough to demand an expansion of the old chalet. In 1913, a concrete wing was completed, adding the grand Victoria Dining room and new bedrooms, and in this year changed the hotel name to Chateau Lake Louise. Up until 1982, the Chateau operated only as a summer resort. The transformation to a four-season resort is prompted the need for a large upgrade program. The new Glacier Wing offers 140 guestrooms, all original guestrooms have been refurbished, and the Western Saloon has been added, as well as a new dining outlets and the shopping facilities. The Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise is beautifully suited for a second century of elegant hospitality in extraordinary surroundings. You can adventure and discover the real relax with the spectacular views.

The Inn is located on the banks of the Pipestone River in the Canadian Rockies. Located within Village Lake Louise, Lake Louise Inn is a spacious family-oriented resort and meeting facility.

Varied accommodations include economy rooms and lofts with 1 and 2 bedroom apartments with kitchen, fireplace and living area. Rooms are large and well maintained.

• Hairdryer
• In-room Movies
• Non Smoking Guestrooms
• Radio
• Telephone / Direct Dial
• Television
• Trouser Press
• Voltage 110/120