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そのまま書いてもOK — 「20日ごろ、3泊」
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Emerald Lake Lodge, nestled in Yoho National Park beside Emerald Lake, offers cabin‑style rooms with wood‑burning fireplaces, balconies, coffee makers, and entrances. Guests dine at the Mount Burgess Dining Room for Rocky Mountain cuisine, the Kicking Horse Lounge for cocktails, and seasonal Cilantro on the Lake. The lodge’s rustic charm, panoramic mountain views, and onsite amenities create a wilderness retreat.
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I arrived very late, so I sent an email to the hotel beforehand. When I checked in before 10 pm, I was lucky enough to spot exploding stars, the Milky Way, and auroras—what a thrill! The staff were excellent, and although parking isn’t allowed at the entrance, a 24‑hour shuttle took us back and forth to the parking lot. The room’s fireplace was a real highlight, though keeping it lit continuously was a headache. Waking up to morning mist made staying here totally worth it!
Ling·1週間前
The balcony view is stunning, with Jade Lake just a stone’s throw away, letting me watch the water change color all day. The room is warm and cozy, but the holiday period was too short to stay longer. I’m not used to having no mobile signal or internet in the room, though the lobby does offer Wi‑Fi.
Wei·1週間前
The location is gorgeous, and the breakfast was superb. The lounge and bar area are lovely. The room itself looks a bit tatty and dated, needing a refurbishment; it’s compact, but two huge ugly armchairs take up too much space. We dined at the on‑site restaurant, and while the menu sounded promising, the food was just average for a property of this caliber. The lake setting is beautiful, yet it gets crowded during the day with visitors who roam the hotel grounds, which can feel a bit intrusive at times.
Sarah·1週間前
The eco‑style lodge, built like wooden cabins with beautiful design on the shore of a stunning lake, is spectacular. The lake’s unique turquoise color depends on the sun, so the best part of the experience came when the weather was sunny and the water’s hue was unreal. The cabins are wooden, feature a fireplace that can be lit, have a nice design and thoughtful layout. All cabins have windows overlooking the lake, some a bit closer to the water, others a little farther. The view is everywhere! The grounds are beautiful and well‑maintained, with places to stroll. There’s a spa with a hot jacuzzi. Parking is outside the lodge: you leave the car, call the reception from your cabin, and a car comes to pick you up—very convenient. The bed is very comfortable, the blankets warm, and the bathroom has hot water. The terrace offers a view of the lake and two chairs for a relaxed morning coffee. The room includes slippers, a hair dryer, a kettle, and a coffee machine. It was incredibly cozy and pleasant to stay! The staff are client‑focused and attentive. The hotel’s restaurant serves a great breakfast and tasty dinners. The price is high, but the quality matches it! It was probably the best dinner of my week in Canada. The café at the lodge entrance serves good coffee. Near the lodge is a beautiful trail around the lake; the first half (left) is well‑maintained and equipped, the second half is a wild forest path. There’s also a trail to a waterfall (from the parking lot), but it’s not worth it. No significant complaints were found; everything was super. The only downside is the high price, which is justified by the unique location. Another detail I learned only after booking: Wi‑Fi is only available in the main building where the reception and restaurant are; rooms have no internet, no Wi‑Fi, no mobile signal! This is crucial for those who need to stay connected, for example for work.
Dmitry·1週間前
The lakeside location is gorgeous, but the accommodations feel dated for the price. Everything could use a bit of a facelift. The dining is quite pricey.
Cecile·2週間前