BackNature's Inspiration: A Perfect Time For Productive Meetings
- October 28, 2024
Shoulder season refers to the period between peak tourist seasons when travel destinations experience fewer visitors. In Banff, Alberta, this typically occurs from late September to mid-November. At the Royal Canadian Lodge, we recognize the unique advantages this season offers for corporate gatherings, team-building events, and more. The peaceful mountain setting provides the perfect atmosphere for creativity and connection.
Here's why you should consider holding your next meeting in Banff during this spectacular season:
- Breathtaking Mountain Scenery: The shoulder season transforms Banff into a picturesque landscape, with vibrant fall foliage that provides an inspiring backdrop for any meeting. Our lodge offers stunning views that inspire creativity and motivation.
- Reduced Crowds: With the peak tourist season winding down, your group can enjoy a more tranquil environment. Fewer tourists mean more opportunities for meaningful interactions and focused discussions, allowing your team to engage on a deeper level.
- Cost-Effective Venue Options: The shoulder season often brings lower rates for accommodations and meeting spaces. At the Royal Canadian Lodge, we offer attractive packages that help you maximize your budget while providing high-quality amenities and services.
- Unique Team-Building Activities: The crisp mountain air and beautiful landscapes offer a plethora of outdoor activities, from guided hikes and nature walks to team-building exercises that encourage interaction and camaraderie.
Utilize our meeting spaces for interactive workshops that encourage participation and collaboration among team members, or host informal gatherings in our COZY LOUNGE! The Royal Canadian Lodge stands out as an ideal venue for meetings with our versatile facilities, comfortable accommodations, delicious LOCALLY SOURCED CUISINE, and a tranquil atmosphere that encourages creative thinking amidst the stunning backdrop of Banff.
Join us in the Canadian Rockies to collaborate, connect, and create experiences to remember!
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“Wonderful stay in Banff....”
“This hotel is in a great location. It is about a 10 minute walk into the shopping area in Banff. There are sidewalks all the way. We had a lovely corner room - the hotel was a very quiet place to stay. The staff at every level were polite and accommodating. There is underground parking. Lots of good places to eat within walking distance. Definitely on my list of great places to stay in Banff!”
- Kathy A.“Excellent”
“This is our fifth stay in this hotel over the last several years. We always enjoy our stay here. It’s nice and quiet and comfortable. We had a king size room with fireplace and it was great. One thing that we really enjoy about this hotel is there swimming pool hot tub and steam room. It is absolutely beautiful in their pool area. It’s one of the best ones we’ve been too. The food in the restaurant is also very good. We definitely will be back again next year. ”
- Robert T.“Excellent”
“The rooms were so nice. We stayed at a very famous luxury hotel the night before and our room at the Royal Canadian Lodge was much nicer for less than half the price! I will definitely be staying here again!”
- Bryce B.“We'll be back!”
“Our first trip to Banff and we are so pleased we stayed at The Royal Canadian. Heated, covered parking with your window cleaned every morning is representative of the small touches that separate this from other places. Hot cocoa and cookies every night in the lobby were the perfect ending to busy days. With John at the front desk, Jakob and Dillon as concierges, Rachel and Amber as servers, you're in great hands. No question went unanswered, down to how the most excellent rolls were made in hous”
- John C.