Lake Louise Inn in Ski Lake Louise, Canada Ski Holidays with SkiKings

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The Lake Louise Inn has long been a popular skiers’ hotel thanks to its high standard and great location, just a few minutes on the shuttle bus to the Lake Louise ski area. A variety of room options, some with living area and kitchen, means that both couples and families love the Lake Louise Inn. While the kids cause havoc in the large pool and hot tubs, you can relax with a drink in Explorers Lounge and afterwards enjoy pizza and pasta in Timberwolf Café.

Location
· central resort location · free shuttle to ski lifts (5 minutes' drive)

Rooms
All rooms are on a room only basis and have a bathroom with private bath, shower and WC, satellite TV, hairdryer, iron and iron board and tea and coffee making facilities.

Standard room – sleeps 1-3: Two double beds.
Deluxe double queen room – sleeps 1-4: Two queen beds. Some with an interior view over the pool and some with balcony or patio.
Deluxe king room – sleeps 1-2: One king bed and mountain view.

All apartments are on a self-catering basis and have a kitchenette/kitchen with microwave, stove, mini-fridge, toaster, tea and coffee making facilities and dishwasher; bathroom with private bath or shower and WC; satellite TV, iron and ironing board. Condos also have an oven.

Studio – sleeps 1-3: One queen bed, living area with double sofa bed and wood-burning fireplace and balcony or patio.
One-bedroom condo – sleeps 1-5: Bedroom with queen bed and single bed, living room with queen murphy bed and gas fireplace.
One-bedroom loft condo- sleeps 1-8: Bedroom with bunk beds and single bed, living room with queen murphy bed and gas fireplace. Upstairs is a mezzanine with one queen bed and one single bed, and a second bathroom with shower and WC.

Facilities
· heated indoor pool · fitness room · two hot tubs · Legends dining room offering excellent value · Timberwolf Café · Explorers Lounge and bar · laundry facilities · 24 rooms/suites

Meals
· optional upgrade to bed and breakfast includes: · breakfast with a choice of menu · optional upgrade to half board includes: · breakfast with a choice of menu · 3-course evening meals with a choice of main course (taken in either the Timberwolf Café or Explorers Lounge)

Lake Louise Inn Ski Holiday Prices

A ski holiday in Lake Louise will guarantee some fantastic scenery and plenty of wildlife. This goes hand in hand with amazing skiing and snowboarding. The lake itself sits under the Victoria Glacier and is just stunning. The Tri-area lift ticket gives you access to over 7,500 acres of skiing and boarding throughout Lake Louise, Sunshine and Banff. The village of Lake Louise is made up of a few hotels and condos and it just a couple of miles to the lifts. The views from Chateau Lake Louise are spectacular. With direct flights to Calgary and a 2 hour transfer, the Lake Louise area is a popular choice for a ski holiday in Canada.

Lake Louise Ski Resort Apres Ski

There are several good bars at the foot of the slope for some apres ski in the afternoon. Off the slopes, Lake Louise is a perfect setting for those that don’t want to ski all day long.

Lake Louise Ski Resort Bars

The Kokanee Kabin has live music in the Spring afternoons. The Outpost Bar offers a warm welcome while Explorers Lounge is a nice little pub. Later on in the evening the Glacier Station in Chateau Lake Louise often has live music till late on.

Restaurants

There are a variety of restaurants to choose from including some very good ones in hotels. Try the Plain of Six Glaciers Tea House – a bit of a hike but well worth it. The Walliser Stube provides good food at a reasonable price. A bit of a hidden gem is the Lake Louise Station Restaurant – try the steak.

Activities

The area is just stunning and a perfect setting for snowshoeing, ice skating, ice canyon walks, sleigh rides, dog sledding and snowmobiling.

The Lake Louise ski area is made up of a mixture of high, open slopes and low trails through the forests. There are free guided tours that run throughout the day which are excellent to give you an idea of the best places to ski. The beginners area near the base is a popular place to start for those first turns before progressing onto Pinecone Way. There are also ‘slow skiing zones’ around the powder bowls which are great for beginners who don’t want to miss out on the views. Intermediates will find that almost half of the runs in Lake Louise are classified as intermediate so plenty of fun well-groomed cruising runs for blasting down. Experts will find some black-diamond trails in and above the trees and some fantastic steep terrain in the bowls. A guide is absolutely essential for any backcountry touring as there is no avalanche control outwith the boundaries. Powder hounds will be able to find fresh tracks in the back bowls. Snowboarders will love the natural terrain for free-riding. There is also a terrain park with a rail and jib area.

Lake Louise Inn Ski Holiday Packages

Lake Louise Inn Ski Holiday Prices

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