Fairmont Banff Springs is the luxury stop in the heart of Banff National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Built by the Canadian Pacific Railway to pursue a grand vision of opening up the Canadian west to tourists, Fairmont Banff Springs has had over 100 years of providing a sophisticated resort experience.

In the midst of a dynamic city, Fairmont Palliser is the Calgary hotel of choice for business and leisure travelers. Since opening day on June 1, 1914, this hotel has provided distinct accommodations in an elegant setting. In 1993, it was awarded the Heraldic Badge by the Crown. As the cornerstone of Calgary’s hospitality, the luxury Fairmont Palliser is an iconic landmark where many choose to celebrate weddings, hold conferences, and host visiting heads of state.

Situated just above the North Saskatchewan River, the Fairmont Hotel Macdonald has been a recognizable fixture in the Edmonton, Alberta skyline since it opened in the summer of 1915. While the hotel was an active part of the community for many years, it was closed in 1983.

Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge began as a “Tent City,” associated with the Grand Trunk Pacific Railway. Embedded in the Canadian Rockies, the actual hotel was opened in June 1922 with eight log cabins, with the main building being billed as the largest single-story log structure in the world.

Just below the majestic Victoria Glacier sits the epic Fairmont Château Lake Louise. As part of Alberta’s Banff National Park and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, the Fairmont Château Lake Louise is globally recognized for its progressive environmental stewardship and responsibility.