A Scottish Baronial Castle - a unique Canadian Heritage landmark offering a century of tradition in hospitality and professional service. A National Park environment that encompasses majestic mountains, spectacular scenery, and a wildlife sanctuary in safe surroundings. The hotel opened in 1888 and, throughout the last century, this heritage landmark has evolved to meet the changing needs of its guests. In particular, over the last ten years more than one hundred million dollars has been invested in the restoration and renovations and it is now the largest meeting and conference resort in Canada. The most recent seventy-five million dollar refurbishment included the redesigning of three restaurants and main kitchen, the creation of new retail stores, and the construction of a grand new lobby. It offers a total of 770 rooms spread over 9 floors in the main building and 4 floors in an annexe building, and among the many facilities on offer count 24-hour reception, a hotel safe, a currency exchange facility, lift access, a café, a hairdresser, a bar, a pub, a games room, an auditorium, Internet access, room and laundry services, cycle hire and parking for those arriving by car, some in a garage. This hotel participates "Green Partnerhip Program". The new spacious lobby area features twenty foot windows that overlook the Sulphur Mountain Range. The front desk has a large oak lamp post with jeweled and seeded lights. A massive wall of Rundle Roack stands behind the front desk. This unique feature is the original exterior wall, preserved during restoration.

Situated among the snow-capped peaks of the Canadian Rockies, the hotel stands as a world-renowned symbol of Canadian hospitality since 1888. Its blend of opulence and seclusion has been an emblem of Rocky Mountain majesty for more than a hundred years.

An international dining experience with twelve seasonal food and beverage outlets ranging from a 24-hour deli to Bavarian, Italian, Japanese, Canadian and fine dining. Families will enjoy selecting their favourite fare.