Banff Gate Mountain Resort

Resort

Rustic and nice size chalets. Hiking, shopping or restaurants very close (5 mins to Canmore). Love the mountain views from our patio deck with coffee and book in hand. We don't "Need" a vacation from this vacation, great place to unwind :) 2 Night rentals available, big open lodge for weddings, or group rentals. Kids like the indoor swimming pool, I love the hot tubs and BQ on the deck.

Older bungalows with outdated interiors but the location is great if you want to be secluded. Easy drive to canmore and Banff.

Best views around. Chalets ok nothing super special.

Beautiful cabin, amazing scenery, great pool / hot tub facilities.

Beautiful cabins at an affordable price. For 6 of us to stay for a weekend, during spring break of all times, it was only around $600. And being right outside Dead Man Falls, it's right close to Canmore, and 15 minutes, you're in the Banff National Park. The staff is super friendly, the pool, and hot tub, is a great way to relax, there's a games room for kids and adults, there's pool, shuffle board, puzzles bean bag toss and a giant, I mean giant, teddy bear. I definitely recommend this place, I know that I will be staying here again.

Cozy, quiet, secluded, easy access to three sisters area, slept 6 comfortably, wonderful large kitchen and patio, powered parking stalls, hot tub and sauna in main lodge, great staff, and very affordable.

Stayed here with friends who had a timeshare here… Very average accommodations and could smell u know what from the septic field, YUCK! I can honestly say we will never come back.

Words cant even come close to the most stunning views here at gate mountain resort Our cottage is warm and so cozy as you look over Banff rockies Its so quite And tranquail We are enjoying every momont.

We stayed at the resort for 3 nights. The place exceeded my expectation that the chalet was so well equipped that it even have a blender! The only thing that was inconvenient was that the upstairs bathroom was only a bath with no shower head at all. Otherwise it was a pleasant stay!

Rustic and nice size chalets. Hiking shopping very close, love the views from our patio deck with coffee and book in hand. We don't "Need" a vacation from this vacation, great place to unwind :)

Stayed for 3 days over Labour Day long weekend 2017. Absolutely gorgeous. A bit smokey, but not their fault. The cabins were clean, smelled nice, and quite comfortable, with mostly working appliances. LOTS to do at the resort itself, with playgrounds, basketball courts, horseshoes, a pool, a games room, and more. Wi-Fi was even pretty good for being free, and in the middle of the mountains. Had the best nap I've ever had in one of the living rooms. Very quiet, and makes you feel isolated (in a good way) even with other cabins around you. The only negatives at all were that the tennis court wasn't in great condition (still usable for fun play), and that the jets in the upstairs bathroom tube weren't usable in any of the 3 cabins my group reserved. These are minor points though, as there is PLENTY to do without the tennis court, and a hot tube available for use.

Lovely resort. Clean cabin with lots of wood. Newer appliances and easily sleeps six. Half way up a mountain the views are beautiful. Great amenities and only minutes from Canmore. Banff about 20 minutes away. Lots of hiking trails, shopping and restaurants close by.

I have been coming here each year for the last decade. My in-laws have been coming here for 30 years. My wife and I actually got married here, at the main lodge and return every year to vacation with our kids. To us, it's home away from home. We've had some great adventures here, among the most memorable was being on location during the flood in June 2013! I understand since the flood, many projects have had to be put on hold or slowed down, as necessary repairs are done after the damage. Some aspects are still a work in progress. It's nice that the new sewer system is in (the road isn't torn up, and no smelly gases linger any longer). And some cabins are still awaiting a much needed facelift, but each year, noticeable improvements have been made. The free standing units really set this place apart from many other similar resorts. No shared walls means you don't hear your neighbours going up and down the stairs, or have to worry if the baby wakes up crying in the middle of the night. The cabins themselves have a warm, rustic atmosphere. The kitchens are well equipped and the bedrooms are quite comfortable. Our family has grown over the years and we fit all six of us quite comfortably in the two-bedroom units. The games, library and pool at the main lodge are a favourite for our kids. These amenities may be somewhat simpler than what other places offer, but things are clean and functional and make for an enjoyable experience.

Disappointed with the under maintained carpets, bathrooms, old furniture, small pillows (bring your own). The area septic system is inadequate, creating an annoying smell. The games room needs some upgrading, the pool area is fine. Cabin supplies like toilet paper and paper towels are inadequate 1 industrial roll for the week (bring your own). The view is fabulous.

This rustic little spot has been a great family and group retreat location for me over the years. It used to be a bargain, but I would be cautious now. I couldn't access their website rates, so I phoned their front desk. Turns out, they have changed ownership (no longer Grand Pacific Resorts). A cabin for 6 used to be around CAD $140 is now CAD $249 per night on the weekends! I am going to avoid it this year, because I'm guessing they haven't renovated much yet. At this increase, the place better smell like roses and not raw sewage like years past! The value in this place used to be affordable family fun. At these rates, it's just not worth it! Now I'm looking in the heart of Canmore/Banff.