Baker Creek by Basecamp

(Translated by Google) Probably our favorite hotel of the entire stay. The only downside is that there is no restaurant. For meals, you either have to go to Banff or Louise Lake or bring your own provisions (there is a refrigerator and microwave)

(Translated by Google) When you get to Baker Creek, you're amazed with the log homes and all those animal carvings. It is a remote place, without network, in total disconnection. The suite was gorgeous with a hot tub. We had seen the mountains. Favorite accommodation. Great receptionist who gives you chopsticks from us and matches to do her BBQ. We would have loved to have been able to spend a second night to fully enjoy it.

(Translated by Google) Two fantastic nights in what looks like a Canadian cabin in the middle of the forest and beside a stream. There is no network but an Internet connection available via satellite. Which is enough to send news and organize his trip. The staff was really lovely and the room comfortable. There is a small shop/café at the reception. Which is quite convenient as there isn't much nearby.