Jasper Inn & Suites by INNhotels

Location

A bit noisy

Room was great, dinner was excellent.

Beds sloped - time for new mattresses?

Lovely hotel with a good selection of food.

No elevator to upper floor

The kitchen, the loft, the skylight.

We paid just over $500 Canadian per night $1,500 total) for a queen bed room with loft. It was not worth it. Our room faced the potholed alley behind the hotel, where smoke from smokers in the designated "smoking" area would waft in any time we tried to open our partially broken window for "fresh mountain air". Some mountains could be seen in the distance, but the garbage dumpster was more prominent. Thus, we spent little time on the deck. The room itself was ok, and the queen bed loft and skylight gave the room character, but it also appeared tired and aging, with random stains on the carpet and walls, thick layers of paint on the stairs, and a mixture of fixtures from the 1970s to the present. We found the well-stocked kitchen to be the best part of the room. Overall, a mixed bag of good and not-so-good traits. A room with a better view and an operational window, and away from the designated Smoking area, would have helped a lot, though still not enough to justify the price.