Where to Stay: A Guide to Accommodations in Jasper

Compiled by the Road Trip Alberta team

Last updated on January 13, 2025

For us, staying in Jasper is always a magical experience. The slower pace, crisp mountain air, abundant wildlife, and towering Rocky Mountains always remind us that we are in an extraordinary place. Family vacations to Jasper happened at least once a year as kids, and those trips have also inspired many returns in adulthood.

There are plenty of options for accommodations and Jasper hotels in the surrounding area, and we’ve certainly stayed at a few ourselves. Throughout the years, we’ve altered between staying a few days in a hotel, finding a quaint and charming bed and breakfast, or, if we were feeling more adventurous, sourcing a camping spot for a tent.

Regardless of wherever we stayed in Jasper National Park, after a full day of adventure, it was essential to have a place to rest our tired beings and get a good sleep. (And in the morning, it was key to fuel up with a hearty breakfast in Jasper!)

Below you’ll find a variety of accommodations, sorted by our top picks and also by budget. In our numerous trips to Jasper over the past years, we’ve stayed at many of the places within. If not, we have also relied on the suggestions and recommendations from colleagues to ensure that this guide offers a good variety of options.

Note that high season is from May through September, and rooms should be booked well in advance as hotels sell out of rooms. It should be noted that most of the hotels suggested are located within a few minutes of downtown Jasper and have ample free parking and free wi-fi. But there are a few special locations outside of town worth considering a stay at if you’re looking for a more remote experience.

The Best Accommodations in Jasper

Our Top Picks

Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge (Luxury) – OPEN

It’s hard to describe how truly beautiful this place is. It is one of the most popular accommodations in Jasper, and for a good reason. On the shores of Beauvert Lake in the Canadian Rockies, you’ll find the single most luxurious resort in Jasper. Featuring an award-winning golf course, heavenly restaurants, and a vast spa area (nearly a whole square kilometre of blissful indulgence), this is an exquisitely designed hotel.

If you want to splurge, be sure to book a suite featuring incredible views of the lake and mountains, which will provide the quintessential Canadian atmosphere. During the summer, you can relax in the outdoor pool, hike in the area, or even go horseback riding. For winter, the Marmot Basin ski area is just 30 km away. A small tip to lower the cost: Take the “no housekeeping service” option at check-in to save on your stay and help save the environment!

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Jasper Inn & Suites (Mid-Range) – OPEN

In the heart of the national park, Jasper Inn & Suites offers everything you need for a comfortable stay, from suites built for big families to amazing views of the mountains. The hotel also features an indoor pool, a sauna, and a steam room so you can relax after exploring the great outdoors.

During the summer, you can dine on the outdoor terrace surrounded by nature. It’s a quick 10-minute walk into the city center.

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Chateau Jasper (Mid-Range) – OPEN

Chateau Jasper is an environmentally-friendly hotel with an award-winning restaurant where you can enjoy seasonally fresh produce and locally sourced ingredients. Rooms are spacious and feature everything you need to relax. Especially enjoy the underground parking when it’s cold out!

The indoor swimming pool, hot tub, and fitness centre add to the sublime comfort of Chateau Jasper. It’s a pet-friendly place, so feel free to bring Fido, but don’t worry if you are pet-less; you’re still likely to see plenty of animals roaming near the hotel itself!

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Luxury Accommodations in Jasper

Pyramid Lake Lodge – OPEN

The views are to die for. Right on the shores of Pyramid Lake, just 5km outside of Jasper, Pyramid Lake Resort allows you to try many different outdoor activities, such as canoeing, fishing, and hiking. Each room includes a refrigerator, a coffee machine, and a gas fireplace, providing the ultimate cozy environment.

The resort also has a private beach and features a gym and a hot tub; the whole property has excellent panoramic views of the lake and the surrounding mountains. A bonus is that guests can use BBQs to cook their own food!

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Mid-Range Accommodations in Jasper

Lobstick Lodge – OPEN

Lobstick Lodge features everything you need after exploring Jasper. You can choose between snacking at the Season’s Cafe, having a nice meal at Country Inn Restaurant, or enjoying a couple of drinks while being surrounded by the magnificent views of the Canadian Rockies at Skylight Lounge.

The rooms at the Lobstick Lodge are spacious, quiet, and comfortable. This 3-star hotel also has an indoor swimming pool and a gym with a sauna to rest those weary hiking muscles.

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Whistlers Inn – OPEN

Does a rooftop hot tub surrounded by astonishing views of the Canadian Rockies sound appealing to you? If so, the Whistlers Inn also features two on-site restaurants, two gift shops, a steam room, and a pub. Rooms at the front face Jasper’s main street and the historic train station; in the back, an epic mountain backdrop.

For golfers, Jasper Park Golf Course (one of the best golf courses in Alberta) is just a few minutes from the hotel. And so is the Jasper Tram for those wanting to go up the mountain for some epic views.

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Forest Park Hotel – OPEN

The newest hotel in Jasper National Park is the Forest Park Hotel (formerly the Sawridge Inn). The beautifully renovated hotel opened its doors in June 2022 and is located minutes from downtown. The entire hotel design is “wilderness-inspired” and is a perfect spot to stay for those exploring the town or the national park.

Visitors are treated to their signature hospitality, spacious and extremely comfortable guest rooms, and delicious dining options. The hotel also has a fitness centre, pool and hot tub, and, more importantly, an on-site day spa and steam room for rest and relaxation.

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Budget Accommodations in Jasper

Tonquin Inn – OPEN

It’s the little things that matter most at the Tonquin Inn. Such as the welcome kit for pets, or the fireplaces having a log ready to burn, the Inn has incredible attention to detail. And not to mention the unique architectural design!

The modern construction, indoor swimming pool, two outdoor whirlpools, and three saunas make this Inn an elegant option for staying in the heart of Jasper. The staff is always helpful and willing to go the extra mile to give you excellent service.

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Athabasca Hotel – OPEN

This classically designed hotel with a boutique style is easy on your wallet while still allowing you to enjoy magnificent views from every room. Guests of the Athabasca Hotel can have fun at the Atha-B nightclub, which is located on-site. O´Shea lounge is also very close – you can go for a couple of drinks and enjoy the billiards table.

Apart from the free wifi and other freebies, as an added bonus, guests staying at this hotel can visit Jasper’s Aquatic Center with complimentary passes provided by the staff.

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Accommodations Near Jasper

Overlander Mountain Lodge – OPEN

If you’re planning to stay as close to the woods as possible, then the Overlander Mountain Lodge is the right place for you. Characterized by its amazing views of the Athabasca River and peaks of the Rockies, this place sits 44km from Jasper town centre, but you barely need to leave anyways as you can enjoy a different array of activities like biking, fishing, hiking and golfing.

The Stone Peak Restaurant offers breakfast and dinner daily, while the Fireside Lounge lets you enjoy a drink beside the fireplace. It also has a fantastic patio to soak in that clean, crisp mountain air while enjoying a beer or glass of wine.

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Glacier View Lodge – OPEN

One thing is for sure, is that the Glacier View Lodge is worth the splurge! Upon arrival, there’s a welcome reception cocktail and charcuterie board in the main reception area. And be prepared for the best views of Athabasca Glacier from every room at this hotel. Also, there is a pull-out sofa and satellite TV in each suite’s living room. In addition, the Columbia Icefield Restaurant is on-site, and you can find everything from snacks to an all-day dining room.

This hotel is the perfect place to explore the glacier; just ask for the hotel tour in the evening or the morning Skywalker for an additional cost. The terrace is accessible to all guests and features excellent views of the highest parts of the Canadian Rockies. Note that this hotel is about an hour’s drive from Jasper.

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Cabins in Jasper and Nearby

Nothing screams “Jasper” more than staying in a cozy cabin. Several charming and authentic cabin properties in and around Jasper National Park give visitors the perfect getaway in the Alberta Rockies. A stay in one of these cabins will have all the modern comforts with the natural cabin aesthetic. We have an entire post dedicated to cabins in Jasper, if you want more to choose from.

Bear Hill Lodge – OPEN

Bear Hill Lodge offers cozy cabins where you can have lots of privacy and comfort, with Jasper’s main tourist area being just a ten-minute walk away. Staying here gives you direct access to Bear Hills hiking trails, which lead to Pyramid and Patricia Lakes.

Muffins, scones, and fruit salad are included for breakfast, which you can enjoy next to the fireplace. Rooms are spacious and feature a coffee machine; some even have a kitchenette area. Guests often comment enthusiastically about the cleanliness, making this an attractive choice for accommodations in Jasper.

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Pine Bungalows – OPEN

If you’re looking for a full immersion in nature, this is the place for you. Built on the banks of the Athabasca River, these classic Canadian-designed cabins are comfortable and cozy while allowing you to stay in close contact with local wildlife in its natural habitat, and Jasper is just a couple of minutes away.

Enjoy your stay at Pine Bungalows in the middle of the forest while also enjoying modern conveniences. All cabins feature tea/coffee-making machines, refrigerators, and excellent views of the woods.

Note: the chalets are open year-round, while the hotel rooms will re-open in April 2025 and cabins will re-open by May 2025.

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Jasper Bed and Breakfast

There are plenty of options for a bed and breakfast in Jasper. In fact, most of the locations are quite charming, and the bonus of staying at one is the home-cooked breakfast you will receive in the morning. Here are a few options to check out:

• 105 Patricia Street Accommodation – Temporarily Closed
• Bar F Ranch House (18km from Jasper) – Opening January 2025

Airbnb in Jasper

We often stay in an Airbnb when we travel. They allow us to explore areas we would not necessarily explore otherwise, and by meeting the locals who own them, we can experience each destination in a whole new way. There are several options for Jasper Airbnb rentals as well as nearby. The options are varied and include guest suites (like the Nest Suite Apartment) or private rooms (like this room in the Blue Moose Guest House).

Campgrounds in Jasper

There are plenty of campgrounds to consider as options for accommodations in Jasper. From RV to rough-and-tumble tent camping, you’re bound to find the perfect spot.

Here are some resources to get you started:

• A guide to camping in Jasper, and a current list of campgrounds that are open.
• Want to rent an RV? We have a guide for RV rentals in Alberta too.
• While “free” camping is not available in national parks, there are some Alberta crown land camping options not too far away.

Practical Information for Your Jasper Trip

Getting to Jasper is relatively easy, and the closest major city and airport to Jasper is Edmonton (365km). Banff National Park is approximately 3.5 hours south (288km), reachable via the Icefields Parkway. Visitors entering Jasper via motor vehicle will need to purchase a park pass either in advance or at the park gates.

Here is more information on getting from Edmonton to Jasper or the Icefields Parkway from Banff to Jasper.

And if you’re looking for good eats…don’t miss our guide to the best Jasper restaurants.

Need some help planning your stay? We’ve got many suggestions for things to do in Jasper, too!