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A Newly Reimagined Luxury Stay in the Canadian Rockies
Set high above Banff, this luxury retreat has wide-open views of the mountains and forests throughout Banff National Park. 😍🏞️
Rimrock Banff, Emblems Collection (rated 4.4/5 on Tripadvisor) recently reopened after a major renovation and is now the first Emblems Collection hotel in North America. It’s definitely a splurge, but if you’re planning a special Canadian Rockies trip, timing can make a big difference. The lowest rates we found were in October 2026 and February 2027, making fall and winter two of the better times to book.
We've highlighted the best dates we found for each month below. Want to travel at a different time? Just change the date range on Trivago and check the latest rates.
Start the morning with chicory coffee and breakfast at The Café by Emeril, spend the afternoon beside the rooftop pool with the New Orleans skyline and Mississippi River in view, then stay upstairs as the city lights come on. Bleu Perdu will serve cocktails and bites beside the pool, while Third Measure brings live music, craft cocktails and late-night atmosphere to the 31st floor. Dinner can be an event of its own too, with Emeril Lagasse reimagining one of the city's historic dining names at Delmonico Steakhouse.
Huge Canadian Rockies views
First Emblems Collection hotel in North America
Completely reimagined for 2026
320 redesigned rooms and suites
Walking distance to the Banff Gondola and Banff Upper Hot Springs
Four new dining and drinking concepts
On-site experiences including hiking, skiing and snowshoeing
The mountain views aren’t something you have to leave the hotel to find. They’re part of the stay.
Some rooms look straight across the surrounding peaks, which makes morning coffee considerably more interesting.
You’re staying inside Banff National Park, rather than commuting in from farther away.
Being able to walk to the Banff Gondola and Upper Hot Springs is a major bonus.
The hotel sits on Sulphur Mountain above the town of Banff, Alberta.
Calgary International Airport is roughly a 90-minute drive away.
Rooms range from king and two-queen accommodations to mountain-view suites and larger terrace suites.
The hotel is positioned firmly in the luxury category, so this is better suited to travelers looking for a special stay rather than a budget Banff base.
Rates were considerably higher around the December holidays and late-May