Banff Alberta Bed and Breakfasts - B&B's in Banff Alberta

About Banff, Alberta, Canada.....

Blue Mountain Lodge Bed and Breakfast
10 room convenient and affordable B&B in central Banff with theme rooms, great mountain views, close to ski shuttle, free wireless internet and internet kiosk. Banff heritage building within walking distance of restaurants, theatres, shops and central Banff. We serve a healthy buffet style breakfast. VCR and movies available. Smoke-free environment, off street parking. Great rates year round. (Member Since 10/05; We actively exchange links with other B&B's)

Banff Beaver B&B Cabins Banff Beaver Cabins
Our cabins consist of five fully furnished, cozy 1 or 2 bedrooms cabins, all with full bathrooms, kitchenette and some with living rooms, situated in downtown Banff, one block away from Banff’s main street. Living and dining areas are comfortably furnished.

Mountain Country Bed & Breakfast
The Mountain Country Bed and Breakfast offers accommodations in Banff, Alberta. Our Canadian Rockies country cabin is well suited to family vacations and is a good choice for a Banff bed and breakfast. (Non-Member Listing)

Treetops Bed and Breakfast
Treetops Bed and Breakfast in Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada. This Banff accommodation is ideally situated to the many attractions and activities that the Rocky Mountains have to offer. (Non-Member Listing)

Bed and Breakfast on Mountain Lane
Bed and Breakfast on Mountain Lane offers Banff bed and breakfast accommodations in Banff National Park, only a short walk from downtown. (Non-Member Listing)

Rocky Mountain Bed and Breakfast
Rocky Mountain Bed and Breakfast is an intimate country inn in Banff, Alberta, Canada and is situated three blocks east of Banff Avenue in a quiet residential neighbourhood. The building dates from 1918 and has 10 guest rooms and a gorgeous main lounge/dining room. (Non-Member Listing)

Thea's House Is B&B
Thea's House is an elegant bed and breakfast inn within walking distance of the Banff Centre and main street Banff. Elegance surrounds you in a bright, spacious room with ensuite bath, jetted tub and fireplace. The ultimate Banff bed and breakfast. (Non-Member Listing)

Kiska Inn Bed & Breakfast
Kiska Inn Bed and Breakfast offers accommodations in Canmore and is an ideal base for vacations in Banff National Park or a Canadian Rockies holiday. (Non-Member Listing)

About Banff Canada (courtesy of Wikipedia)

Banff is the largest town in Banff National Park, located in southwestern Alberta within the Canadian Rockies, making it the highest town elevation in Canada. The town is situated above Bow Falls near the junction of the Bow and Spray Rivers. Banff is located about 135 kilometres (85 miles) west of Calgary on the Trans-Canada Highway. It is also 58 km (36 miles) east of Lake Louise. The town is now a member of the Calgary Regional Partnership, making it the westernmost municipality within Greater Calgary.

Banff is a very popular tourist destination and is known for its mountainous surroundings and hot springs. It is a major destination for outdoor sports and features extensive hiking, scrambling and skiing areas within the region. Two ski resorts are located in close proximity, Sunshine Village and Mount Norquay ski resort.

There are a number of popular mountains located immediately adjacent to the townsite. They include Mount Rundle (2,949 metres), Cascade Mountain (2,998 metres) and Mount Norquay (2,134 metres), with its ski slope and also has mountain biking trails on the Stoney Squaw portion. A gondola lift is available to ascend Sulphur Mountain (2,281 metres) where a boardwalk beginning from the upper terminal takes visitors to Sanson Peak. Sulphur Mountain is also the location of one of Banff's most popular attractions, the Banff Upper Hot Springs. Tunnel Mountain (formerly known as Sleeping Buffalo Mountain) (1,690 metres)lies directly in the townsite and is very popular for quick hikes, reaching the summit in less than half an hour.

Banff is home to the well-known Banff World Television Festival as well as the Banff Festival of Mountain Films.

Banff Alberta was founded by the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1880 as a tourist destination[1]. The original location of the settlement was where Lake Minnewanka currently is, and was called Siding 29 (on the CPR line). There are still remnants of the nearby mining town of Bankhead - situation between Lake Minnewanka and the current Banff townsite. It was named after the burgh of Banff in Scotland. The Railway built a series of grand hotels along the rail line and advertised the Banff Springs Hotel as an international tourist resort. Banff remains one of the most popular tourist destinations in Canada. In 1985, the United Nations declared Banff National Park, as one of the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks, a World Heritage Site.

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