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Jasper National Park Canada
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Hotel Description
General Description
The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge has a firmly embedded place in the history of tourism in the Canadian Rockies. Its legacy began in 1915, in association with the Grand Truck Pacific Railway. Originally called "Tent City", it consisted of a few tents on the shores of beautiful Lac Beauvert. In 1922, eight log bungalows were built for guests. Expansion proceeded through 1923, with the addition of the first unit of the main building and additional guest cabins. Some of these original cabins still stand today and they are magnificent. The 1920s saw the addition of Jasper's world-famous golf course, designed by master architect Stanley Thompson. Tourists continued to flock in and by 1940, enough luxurious cabins had been built to house 650 guests. Bing Crosby often visited as did numerous other celebrities. Disaster struck in July 1952, when the original main building, at that time the largest single-story log structure in the world, was destroyed by fire. By September of the same year, the concrete foundation for a new building was poured. Completed in June of the following year, Jasper Park Lodge's new main building features stunning views of its surroundings and epitomizes the Grand Canadian Lodge Experience. Between the early 1940s and early 1950s, most of the original log cabins were replaced with modern attractive cedar chalets. Today, the Lodge consists of the main building and 56 adjacent chalets for a total room count of 446. The addition of boutiques, a sports lounge, dining facilities, and the refurbishing of guest rooms have ensured that The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge will remain a four-season, four-star destination resort well into the new millennium.
Overview
The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge is a Four Star Resort located in the the Canadian Rocky Mountains. The Lodge is recognized as one of Canada`s premier resorts and has been distinguished by receiving many awards.
Exterior
Jasper Park Lodge is an Alpine-like village of cedar chalets and authentic log cabins, with a world-class golf courses. Most of the accommodations at Jasper are in a cabin of some sort. They are divided up in rows throughout the property. There are only a few rooms located in the main building.
Lobby
The lobby is located in the main lodge and is ideal for meeting friends after a days skiing or sightseeing.
The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge has a firmly embedded place in the history of tourism in the Canadian Rockies. Its legacy began in 1915, in association with the Grand Truck Pacific Railway. Originally called "Tent City", it consisted of a few tents on the shores of beautiful Lac Beauvert. In 1922, eight log bungalows were built for guests. Expansion proceeded through 1923, with the addition of the first unit of the main building and additional guest cabins. Some of these original cabins still stand today and they are magnificent. The 1920s saw the addition of Jasper's world-famous golf course, designed by master architect Stanley Thompson. Tourists continued to flock in and by 1940, enough luxurious cabins had been built to house 650 guests. Bing Crosby often visited as did numerous other celebrities. Disaster struck in July 1952, when the original main building, at that time the largest single-story log structure in the world, was destroyed by fire. By September of the same year, the concrete foundation for a new building was poured. Completed in June of the following year, Jasper Park Lodge's new main building features stunning views of its surroundings and epitomizes the Grand Canadian Lodge Experience. Between the early 1940s and early 1950s, most of the original log cabins were replaced with modern attractive cedar chalets. Today, the Lodge consists of the main building and 56 adjacent chalets for a total room count of 446. The addition of boutiques, a sports lounge, dining facilities, and the refurbishing of guest rooms have ensured that The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge will remain a four-season, four-star destination resort well into the new millennium.
Overview
The Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge is a Four Star Resort located in the the Canadian Rocky Mountains. The Lodge is recognized as one of Canada`s premier resorts and has been distinguished by receiving many awards.
Exterior
Jasper Park Lodge is an Alpine-like village of cedar chalets and authentic log cabins, with a world-class golf courses. Most of the accommodations at Jasper are in a cabin of some sort. They are divided up in rows throughout the property. There are only a few rooms located in the main building.
Lobby
The lobby is located in the main lodge and is ideal for meeting friends after a days skiing or sightseeing.
Luxury Hotel Accommodation
Rooms
Fairmont-One king bed, one queen bed, two double beds, or two twin beds. Views of surrounding cabins. 275 square feet. Located in second, third, or fourth row of buildings from lake, or in main lodge building. Dial-up Internet access; may also have high-speed Internet access. Cable TV with pay movies and video games. Ceiling fan; windows that open. Compact refrigerator (grocery delivery available for a surcharge). Turndown service upon request.
Deluxe-Two double beds. Views of surrounding cabins. 325–375 square feet. Located in second, third, or fourth row of buildings from lake, or in the lodge building. Dial-up Internet access; may also have high-speed Internet access. Cable TV with pay movies and video games. Compact refrigerator (grocery delivery available for a surcharge). Turndown service upon request. Ceiling fan; windows that open.
Lakefront Suite-One king bed or two double beds with down comforter(s). 545 square feet. Balcony or terrace. View of Lac Beauvert. Located on the shores of Lac Beavert, adjacent to the 18th fairway of the golf course. Wood-burning fireplace. Microwave and compact refrigerator. Exterior access.
Moderate Room-One queen bed with pillowtop mattress. View of surrounding cabins. Exterior-corridor access. 21 square meters (225 square feet). Dial-up Internet access; may also have high-speed Internet access. Cable TV with pay movies and video games. Compact refrigerator (grocery delivery available for a surcharge). Turndown service upon request. Nonsmoking.
Room Facilities
Cribs (infant beds) available, Window opens, Rollaway beds, Direct-dial phone, Turndown service (on request), Housekeeping, Internet access - dial-up, Telephone, Refrigerator, Complimentary newspaper, Coffee/tea maker, Cable/satellite TV, Wheelchair accessible, Wake-up calls, Smoking rooms, Voice mail, Pay movies, Climate control, Video-game console, Clock radio, Iron/ironing board, Ceiling fan, Hair dryer, Complimentary toiletries
Check-in Time
4:00 PM
Check-out Time
12:00 PM
Fairmont-One king bed, one queen bed, two double beds, or two twin beds. Views of surrounding cabins. 275 square feet. Located in second, third, or fourth row of buildings from lake, or in main lodge building. Dial-up Internet access; may also have high-speed Internet access. Cable TV with pay movies and video games. Ceiling fan; windows that open. Compact refrigerator (grocery delivery available for a surcharge). Turndown service upon request.
Deluxe-Two double beds. Views of surrounding cabins. 325–375 square feet. Located in second, third, or fourth row of buildings from lake, or in the lodge building. Dial-up Internet access; may also have high-speed Internet access. Cable TV with pay movies and video games. Compact refrigerator (grocery delivery available for a surcharge). Turndown service upon request. Ceiling fan; windows that open.
Lakefront Suite-One king bed or two double beds with down comforter(s). 545 square feet. Balcony or terrace. View of Lac Beauvert. Located on the shores of Lac Beavert, adjacent to the 18th fairway of the golf course. Wood-burning fireplace. Microwave and compact refrigerator. Exterior access.
Moderate Room-One queen bed with pillowtop mattress. View of surrounding cabins. Exterior-corridor access. 21 square meters (225 square feet). Dial-up Internet access; may also have high-speed Internet access. Cable TV with pay movies and video games. Compact refrigerator (grocery delivery available for a surcharge). Turndown service upon request. Nonsmoking.
Room Facilities
Cribs (infant beds) available, Window opens, Rollaway beds, Direct-dial phone, Turndown service (on request), Housekeeping, Internet access - dial-up, Telephone, Refrigerator, Complimentary newspaper, Coffee/tea maker, Cable/satellite TV, Wheelchair accessible, Wake-up calls, Smoking rooms, Voice mail, Pay movies, Climate control, Video-game console, Clock radio, Iron/ironing board, Ceiling fan, Hair dryer, Complimentary toiletries
Check-in Time
4:00 PM
Check-out Time
12:00 PM
Facilities
Dining
There are 4 restaurants, 1 night club, and 3 lounges on site, including Beauvert Dining Room, serving casual international cuisine all day, and Edith Cavel Dining Room, serving Gourmet cuisine for dinner for adults only
There are 4 restaurants, 1 night club, and 3 lounges on site, including Beauvert Dining Room, serving casual international cuisine all day, and Edith Cavel Dining Room, serving Gourmet cuisine for dinner for adults only
Location
Transportation
From Edmonton International Airport:
Turn north on service raod that leads to Highway 19.
Turn left onto Highway 19 until you reach junction # 19 and 60.
Turn north on Highway 60.
Continue to turn off for Highway 16A.
Follow signs to Jasper.
From Edmonton International Airport:
Turn north on service raod that leads to Highway 19.
Turn left onto Highway 19 until you reach junction # 19 and 60.
Turn north on Highway 60.
Continue to turn off for Highway 16A.
Follow signs to Jasper.
