In Banff, house rentals are the most prevalent accommodations being offered. Additionally, the standard size of house rentals in Banff is 1,330 ft² with an average price of $329 a night. Moreover, if you are going in a group of 5, house rentals are the perfect property type in Banff, as they usually welcome this exact group size. If you are searching for another type of accommodation, you can search many other options, such as hotel rooms, which are the second most popular type of accommodation in Banff. While house rentals in Banff have an average size of 1,330 ft², hotel rooms have an average size of 390 ft².
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Recommended vacation rentals in Banff
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Apartments with a balcony or patio
Vacation homes with fishing spots nearby
Vacation houses with pools
Popular rental amenities in Banff
Listed above are the most preferred filters in Banff and the number of accommodations that offer them. Most of the accommodations in Banff include "internet" or "TVs," which makes it a fantastic vacation spot if you can't imagine a vacation without internet or you want to tune out with some TV time. Not as many vacation homes in Banff are available if you are looking for a pet-friendly rental or if you want a rental with a yard as "yards" and "Pets Allowed" are not often available in this destination.
The weather in Banff
The above is a climate diagram for Banff. During July, maximum temperatures go up to more than 73° Conversely, December is the coolest month in Banff, with temperatures going under 8°
Banff vacation homes bring you close to cultured wilderness
Bears, wolves and birds of prey rule the forests of Banff, Canada. Typical accommodations in the region include elegant houses with indoor pools and simple mountain cabin rentals.
Eating out in Banff
If you are a meat lover, head to Saltlik Restaurant, a temple to steak. Rib eye doused in rosemary butter is served in an elegant dining room. It's not all about the steak though; the brunch menu includes mango-stuffed French toast and other specialities.
For a less meaty option, head to Nourish Restaurant, where the dishes are all about vegetarian and vegan cuisine. Locally sourced produce dominate the serving platters of this attractive buffet restaurant. To finish off, don't miss out on sampling the craft brews at Banff's Park Distillery.
Art and culture in Banff
Gaze in amazement at the spectacular landscapes produced by Canada's famous Group of Seven painters, featured in the collection at the Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies.
If you want more culture, there is plenty to be had in Banff. The Banff Centre has a rich programme packed with lectures, exhibitions and concerts year-round. Come in July to catch the Banff Summer Arts Festival, August for the String Quartet Competition, or November for the Film and Book Festival.
Go wild in Banff National Park
Banff National Park is the place to spot bears from a comfortable cabin amidst vast mountain ranges. Wild flowers cling to the slopes of Banff's sky-high mountains, and serene streams glisten in the valleys below.
Banff is the third oldest national park in the world, and at 6641sqkm, there's ample space for climbing, hiking, skiing and boating.
After your outdoor exertions, head to Upper Hot Springs Pool to experience one of the region's most delightful attractions. Warm water bubbles from beneath Sulphur Mountain, filled with healing minerals. It's the perfect place to wind down and relax.
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