Tonquin Inn
3 StarsIndoor pool and multiple hot tubs, Walkable access to Jasper town
Indoor pool and multiple hot tubs, Walkable access to Jasper town
On-site dining and entertainment options, Central location near transit hubs
Riverside location near Jasper town, Wildlife viewing on property grounds
Heritage log cabins and suites, Lakeside location in Jasper National Park
Dedicated ski lockers and waxing, Walkable access to downtown Jasper
Lakeside views of Pyramid Mountain, On-site Aalto fine dining restaurant
Walkable access to Jasper town, Modern Alpine wing guest rooms
On-site Silverwater Grill restaurant, Indoor pool and hot tub
Indoor pool and hot tubs, Ski waxing facilities available
Rooftop hot tubs with views, Three on-site dining options
Relax in the indoor pool, Dine at on-site Terra Restaurant
On-site dining at Papa George's, Central Jasper downtown location access
Walk to downtown shops and restaurants, Rent bear spray at reception
Indoor pool and hot tubs, Walkable access to Jasper center
Rooftop hot tubs with mountain views, Three on-site dining and pub options
On-site ski storage facilities, Five minute walk to downtown
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Look up, look way, way up to the beauty of the Canadian Rocky Mountains. Jasper National Park’s omnipresent mountain range keeps watch over the town site, and whether you’re walking down the street or sitting in a café, you’ll have a front row seat to Mother Nature’s splendour. While you’re gawking at the majesty of it all, it wouldn’t be unusual for an elk to trot on past, daring you to follow. There’s so much waiting for you just outside the town limits, and if you’ve been looking for getaways in Canada that will make a lasting impression, Jasper should be at the top of your list. So, pack your camera, shine up your binoculars, and prepare to be inspired.
A trip to Jasper means you can cross something off your bucket list: a stay at a picture-perfect mountainside town that happens to be on the road less travelled. With just over 10,000 km to discover, Jasper National Park has a smaller population and larger land size than Banff National Park, its popular neighbour to the south, but also has less tourists and more chances to get lost in the beauty of it all. A great place to immerse yourself in nature is on one of the many hikes in the area. And in Jasper National Park, where there is a hike, there is almost certainly a lake. One of the premiere hikes is to Maligne Lake. Here you can hike in the forest, to the top of a small peak, or tone it down a notch and walk the lakeshore. Maligne Lake is frequently featured on postcards of Jasper, and you’ll want to pack a picnic lunch to make the most of the impressive views. Pyramid and Patricia Lakes are also a top contender for most picturesque hike in the National Park, and you’ll have to put in little effort for a big reward. The 5 km loop passes through stunning wildflower fields in the summer months, and lovely views of the Athabasca River down below. Pyramid Lake has an island for some fun exploration, and wildlife encounters in the area are frequent. Afterward, reward yourself with a stop for tea at historic Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge, one of the oldest hotels in the area. Or if all of that hiking has left you sore, a trip to Miette Hot Springs could be just what the doctor ordered. It’s one of the best kept secrets in Canada, and boasts the hottest mineral hot springs temperature in the Canadian Rockies.
While it’s always nice to do some independent wandering, sometimes a guided trip can give you some extra insight. You’ll learn insider information and maybe even tuck some tips in your back pocket for your next visit. One of the most popular guided tours is to the Mount Edith Cavell Trail. This hike is of little to moderate difficulty, and passes through some seriously gorgeous scenery. A guide will cover local history, geology and ecology on the 1.5 hour tour. Another destination where a guide could be beneficial is the Columbia Icefield. Tours typically take guests to the Athabasca Glacier, the most visited glacier in the Canadian Rockies and 1 of 6 glaciers in the Ice Field. There is a Glacier Discovery Centre and a Glacier Skywalk open to unescorted tourists, but a local guide will be able to give you invaluable commentary on this must-visit destination. Guides are generally not cheap, but some companies offer deals if you book more than one excursion. This is especially true if you book an adventure package, such as a horseback riding and whitewater rafting combo. If you like to keep a fast pace and aren’t ready to retire to one of the many cosy cabins and hotels that Jasper has to offer, a sunset tour of Maligne Lake is a crowd favourite. This 90-minute cruise over the azure-blue waters is chock full of information, and even includes an option for dinner.
If the weather isn’t co-operating, or if you just feel like spending some time indoors, Jasper has a few opportunities for exploration that don’t involve hiking boots or skis. The Jasper Planetarium is a unique indoor venue that will have you eager to learn more about astronomy. From the Planetarium dome, you will be introduced to constellations and stars above Jasper’s most iconic destinations. Staff are on hand to answer questions and guide you through your interstellar experience, and if you’re lucky, you might see the Northern Lights. The Jasper Yellowhead Museum & Archives will not only give you a roof over your head, but a fascinating blast from the past. Extensive archives are augmented by thousands of photographs, manuscripts and memorabilia, including pictures of the original Athabasca Hotel, the Canadian National Railway, and some of the first intrepid explorers. And while it only lasts for 7 minutes, the Jasper Sky Tram is an unforgettable experience that will have you wanting to switch inside for outside when you see the spectacular vantage point in store for you. When you get to the top, you’ll be clamouring to get out into the open for a photo opportunity like no other at an elevation of 2277 metres.
November is usually the cheapest month to book a hotel in Jasper, with typical prices around $168 per night based on 61,287 price comparisons.
Hotel prices in Jasper are usually highest during June, with typical prices around $545 per night.
Hotel prices in Jasper usually range from $118 per night to $590 per night, with typical prices around $194 per night.
Hotel prices in Jasper are typically lowest in November at around $168 per night, rising to around $545 per night in June.
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In Jasper, you might want to check out Tonquin Inn, Athabasca Hotel, Pine Bungalows, Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge. These hotels come highly recommended by many travelers.
If you're visiting Jasper with your family, you could look at Tonquin Inn, Athabasca Hotel, Pine Bungalows, Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge. These hotels offer a variety of family-friendly services and activities.
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