Cosy hotels full of history in Banff
Buildings with a past: period features, heritage settings and old-world character. We've scored 5 cosy hotels full of history in Banff; Tan-Y-Bryn B&B Inn Banff leads at 6.9/10. Ranked by cosy score.
- Banff, Canada
A quaint heritage house a short stroll from Banff's centre, Tan-Y-Bryn charms with snuggly quilts, a selection of teas, and breakfast delivered to your room on a tray by the wonderfully warm and accommodating host Robyn, who lends bear spray, tailors serving times to early risers, and makes every guest feel thoroughly at home.
- Banff, Canada
Tucked on a mountaintop with sweeping views over the cityline, this warmly run B&B, presided over by hosts Igor and Mari, charms guests with artifact-filled rooms, supremely soft bedding, soundproofed quiet, and a breakfast table laid with rich coffee, crepes, rolls, meats, and cheeses that makes the hour's drive from Banff feel entirely worthwhile.
- Banff, Canada
Spacious rooms in an older building with mountain views, friendly staff known for going the extra mile on special occasions, and a well-regarded attached restaurant make Irwins Mountain Inn a serviceable, if somewhat dated, base for exploring Banff.
- Banff, Canada
The lodge trades on character and warmth, one guest praised its cosy, warm atmosphere despite its age, but cleanliness and comfort issues (basement rooms with poor ventilation, stuffiness, dust, bleach smells, no air-conditioning) undermine the intimate charm it occasionally achieves.
- Banff, Canada
Newly renovated rooms with fireplaces, cosy fleece blankets tucked in the closet, cute bedside lamps, a pool area with a stained glass window and waterfall, and staff who arrange tours and mix lemon drops at the bar make this well-placed Banff lodge on the main avenue a reliably comfortable base, though the on-site restaurant draws mixed opinions and ongoing construction noise has tested the patience of lighter sleepers.
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