Great kitchenettesfor families with everything you might need except a cutting board - dishes, cutlery, pots, fry pan, tea kettle, toaster, microwave, stove/oven, fridge, tea towels, etc. Great location in a great national park. The kitchenette that we had had two bedrooms - one with a double bed and one with twin beds. Washroom with shower. The thoughful staff provided us with local herbal teas, and cookies in addition to a keurig with coffee, sugar and creamer.

This is an older property with some updates (such as the bathroom, which has a newer shower). Comfortable for a getaway to Waterton Park where you will likely be outside for most of your visit. It is a two-storey hotel and you do need to climb fairly steep and narrow stairs to get to rooms on the second level. Our room did not have any sort of a closet, just a coat rack with a few hangers. Also, rooms do not have televisions, so if you want to watch sports on TV, be prepared to head to one of the bars.

The room was too small for a king size bed. We could barely walk around the room. There was a small table that was hinged...it was not flat. The deck was significantly peeling and in need of paint. The staff that managed the property were friendly. I would not return.

We booked a room at Crandell Mountain Lodge when we suddenly had to change plans due to wildfires at Jasper National Park. I was concerned over some of the reviews and was prepared for a disappointment. Instead we found a charming rustic lodge and our unit was very clean, spacious, and completely satisfactory. We had two bedrooms and a living rooms with a well equipped kitchenette. The very clean bathroom had quality amenities - shampoo, conditioner, and lotion. It was relatively quiet, we could just occasionally hear muffled noise from footsteps on the stairs. The parking was very convenient right out front and the lodge location on the edge of town was away from the noise but still within walking distance of restaurants etc. We also enjoyed sitting outside at the tree shaded tables right out in front of the lodge. I would not hesitate to stay at Crandell Mountain Lodge in the future!

Our room was antiquated and dismal. The aluminum blinds were twisted and bent, the wall was gouged and paint had fallen off. The bathroom door only opens halfway and hits the small counter. The toilet is smack against one wall and difficult to sit on. The bathroom itself is only 3 feet wide and has an 18” sink jutting out. To use the sink you have to stand sideways. The room is so small the bed is pushed against the wall meaning aces from only one side. The lamp shade is ripped.The walls are paper thin which means you can hear conversations from other rooms. I notified the desk and the manager was there and he just gave me a blank look of indifference. What do want for $200 a day? A lean room with an accessible bathroom.