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Bow Valley Parkway cabins, and lodges on Tunnel Mountain.

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The classic cabins are along the Bow Valley Parkway, between Banff and Lake Louise. Several of those resorts are seasonal and close for the winter. On Tunnel Mountain, just east of the Town of Banff, the lodges and condo resorts run year-round. Banff limits short-term rentals in town; the places below are established lodges and resorts, not informal apartment listings.

Johnston Canyon Lodge & Bungalows

Bow Valley Parkway, Banff National Park

Heritage cabins at the Johnston Canyon trailhead.

Open from May through early October. Closed in winter.

Baker Creek by Basecamp

Bow Valley Parkway, near Lake Louise

Log cabins and suites on the Bow Valley Parkway, east of Lake Louise.

Storm Mountain Lodge & Cabins

Highway 93, between Banff and Lake Louise

Historic log cabins on the highway between Banff and Lake Louise. The cabins are simple, without televisions or in-room Wi-Fi.

Seasonal. Confirm dates before you travel.

Castle Mountain Chalets

Castle Junction, Bow Valley Parkway

Chalets at Castle Junction, about halfway between Banff and Lake Louise. Many have kitchens.

Paradise Lodge & Bungalows

105 Lake Louise Drive, Lake Louise

Cabins and suites on Lake Louise Drive, between the village and the lake.

Buffalo Mountain Lodge

700 Tunnel Mountain Road, Banff

A lodge in the trees on Tunnel Mountain, a short drive from Banff Avenue.

Hidden Ridge Resort

901 Hidden Ridge Way, Banff

Condo suites with kitchens, on Tunnel Mountain.

Tunnel Mountain Resort

502 Tunnel Mountain Road, Banff

Condo suites with kitchens, on Tunnel Mountain.

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