Best Bath Houses in Kananaskis

"A short distance from the gondolas, visitors to Banff will find the Upper Hot Springs. For over 100 years now, visitors have been enjoying the natural mineral water springs, which are kept at a steady 98-104 degree Fahrenheit (37-40 Celsius). The views from up here is also incredible: at an elevation of 5,200 feet (1,585 m), visitors relaxing in the springs have an incredible view of Mount Rundle and the rest of the alpine valley."

"At 1585m, the Banff Upper Hot Springs are the highest in Canada and still allow visitors the chance to enjoy the healing waters that have been visited by those in The Bow Valley for hundreds of years. Bring your own bathing suit or don a heritage onesie suit for the authentic 1800’s experience. Visit early in the day for the most relaxing dip."

"Relaxation guaranteed: the water in the hot pool is maintained at a temperature of +/- 38 degrees Celsius. Discovered in 1884, the hot springs are one of the most popular attractions in Banff National Park as well as a real historical gem."

"A haven of relaxation, next door to Banff’s Upper Hot Springs, The Rimrock Resort Hotel marries modern comforts with all the charm of a Rockies retreat. Clean architectural lines and dark wooden furnishings give rooms a sense of sophistication, with added luxury in the form of Zents Laszlo amenities, Bose Bluetooth speaker systems and signature welcome gifts. Take advantage of the hotel’s complimentary bus service to downtown Banff and its ski connector service when heading to the slopes."

"The last of the three Banff restaurants to be featured in OpenTable Top 100 and the only five-diamond restaurant west of Ottawa, Eden is a fine dining experience like no other. The butler-like service at Eden remarks a past-time era of elegance and class. Located on Sulphur Mountain overlooking Mount Rundle, the Fairmont Banff Springs, and the Bow Valley, Eden has a new chef that has brought a new flare from his years of international experience at top restaurants around the world."

"Featuring an indoor mineral swimming pool and spa services, this Banff hotel includes an on-site restaurant and lounge. Each room offers a 37" LCD TV and free WiFi. Banff Gondola is 13 minutes' drive away. A mini refrigerator and coffee machine with complimentary coffee is provided in each room at Banff Royal Canadian Lodge. A private bathroom includes bathrobes and free toiletries. Guests can enjoy locally sourced meals at Evergreen Restaurant and Lounge, or enjoy dining in the comfort of the room. A fitness centre is provided on-site. Ski and hiking trails, whitewater rafting, and natural hot springs are all within the area. Banff Centre for Arts and Creativity is 2 km from the property. Sunshine Village ski resort is 20 minutes' drive away. Facilities at this hotel include sauna. Hotel rating: 8.2 (very good)"

"One of the best places to stay in Banff is the Royal Canadian Lodge. If you enjoy a side of elegance along with your outdoor adventures in Banff, the Royal Canadian Lodge offers luxury accommodation with many amenities to ensure your comfort and enjoyment. The boutique hotel is home to the Evergreen Restaurant and Lounge, where you can enjoy fine dining with extensive wine offerings and locally-inspired cuisine."

"Delta Hotels by Marriott Banff Royal Candian Lodge: Located right in the center of Banff, offers luxurious rooms and fitness center Fairmont Banff Hot Springs: Luxury hotel that offers golf course in the summer and skiing in the winter."

"You’ll also find various accommodations in town and for this visit, we’re staying at Moose Hotel and Suites - a new upscale 4 star property that provides a warm & relaxing getaway just a few blocks away from Downtown Banff. The hotel features traditional rooms and suites that have kitchenettes and everything you’d need for a comfortable stay. There’s also an indoor pool, two roof-top outdoor pools and, for further pampering, there's Meadow Spa + Pools, offering a full range of services and access to a private outdoor hot pool."

"Unwind in the sauna or soak in mountain views from a rooftop whirlpool while enjoying Banff’s newest spa at The Moose Hotel. The Meadow also offers a full spa experience including massage, facials and full body experiences."

"After an afternoon of exploration, wind down at Cedar & Sage Co., a massage therapy and relaxation spa hidden away in Downtown Banff. It’s actually Banff’s only holistic lounge and in addition to a wide range of treatments, they offer nutrition consultations, yoga classes, and a juice bar."

"Escape to a mountain oasis at Cedar & Sage Co., Banff's only holistic lounge. Located in the heart of downtown Banff, this relaxation spa specializes in massage therapy and also offers acupuncture, yoga, reiki, and more."

"They boast of offering spa services at some of the best prices that you can find in the rather expensive town of Banff and have about twenty-five years’ worth of history to show for it. The location only adds to the brilliant experience that the mountain spa offers and the rooftop 360-degree view of the Canadian Rockies are best enjoyed with a beverage that you can get right there. They offer all sorts of services, including massages, facials, hair removals, body wraps, manicures, and pedicures, so that their customers leave feeling like the best version of their physical self."

"The Red Earth Spa is a full-service hotel spa in the Banff Caribou Lodge. They feature six treatment rooms where you can engage in therapeutic massage including hot stone, deep tissue and shiatsu. They also provide other spa treatments like body wraps, facials, and hand and foot grooming, all of which use top quality, natural and sustainable products."

"Featuring six treatment rooms and a full-service spa, The Red Earth Spa at Banff Caribou Lodge has something for everyone. Explore a variety of rejuvenating packages, including massage therapy and full body treatments."

"The Willow Stream Spa in the Fairmont Banff Springs Hotel is one of the most famous spas in the Canadian Rockies. They are proudly one of the 25 best spas in Canada, an award they won from the Canadian Spa & Wellness Awards. The focal point of the Willow Stream Spa is the rejuvenating waters that brought people to the iconic "Castle in the Rockies" 100 years ago."

"Although it’s located right on the 100 block of Banff Ave, you might miss this little Japanese noodle house. This local favourite serves up filling and affordable rice and noodle bowls. If you’re extra hungry, order the hearty Katsu Don."

"Chaya Ramen, Banff – This was a very small Japanese restaurant but offered a variety of ramen and other Japanese dishes. It was always crowded but we took our ramen to go. The ramen were all delicious and hit the spot during a cold day."

"Though it’s only steps away from Banff Avenue, the newest ramen shop, Amu Ramen Bar, feels more like a classic lunch spot on a Tokyo street. Get a welcome dose of culture and warm hospitality with your tan-tan, miso or shoyu-paitan ramen. Don’t Miss: For something different, try the mabo-tofu rice bowl with spicy miso-marinated pork and homemade chili oil."

"Commonly known as ‘Sushi Train’, this restaurant serves up a wide assortment of sushi, sashimi, and small plate Japanese eats on – you guessed it – a model train!. It will circle the track around a chef crafting the pieces right before your eyes. Cozy up to your dinner mate and even make a few new friends at their bar-style seating for up to 18 people."

"What could be cooler than being served a wide assortment of sushi, sashimi, and small-plate Japanese treats via a model Rocky Mountaineer train that circles a track as the chef crafts pieces before your eyes?. Part dining, all entertainment, Sushi House Banff is known by locals as the “Sushi Train” for good reason."

"The Bison serves us seasonal Canadian dishes with locally sourced ingredients. It’s well known as the best spot in Banff when they open for brunch on Sunday. The menu is more varied than several other restaurants in Banff, with a wide range of options like vegan or vegetarian."

"Best known by locals for its stunning views of the Canadian Rockies (nab a seat by the giant windows to make other diners jealous!), the Bison’s best-kept secret is its addictive dinner and Sunday brunch menus. Chefs Liz and Kirk are..."

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"Wild Flour Bakery churns out the most delicious breads, both sweet and savory, baked daily in their stone hearth oven (look for aged cheddar sourdough and a walnut & cranberry rye). If you’ve got time in the morning, the homemade granola and croissants are no-brainers."

"The artisan breads and baguettes are cooked in their stone hearth oven. The menu has sandwiches, daily soups, salads and fresh baked pastries. The breakfast specialty is a frittata made with free-range eggs."