The Lodge
The Junior Suite
A separate living room, a soaker tub and the hoodoos outside the window.
The room
The Junior Suite is in the Lodge and looks out at the hoodoos, the tall clay pillars on the slopes above the river. The Ktunaxa Creation Story gives an account of how they were formed. The suite has two queen beds and a separate living room, with a television in each room. The bathroom has a soaker tub and a separate shower, and bathrobes are provided.
For a family it is the obvious choice: the children sleep in one room and the adults can sit up in the other. For a couple it is more space than a Lodge room without the price of the Chief Isadore Suite, though without the Mission Building's brick.
What the resort lists
- Beds
- 2 queens
- Living space
- separate living room
- Bathroom
- soaker tub and separate shower
- Extras
- bathrobes; complimentary tea and coffee
- In the room
- safe, 2 flat-screen TVs
- View
- the hoodoos
- Access
- fitness centre and pools
The hoodoos and the story the Ktunaxa tell about them are covered on the history page.
Before you ask for it
Families should mention ages in the notes. The resort's pool rules and the Health Club are open to hotel guests, and the desk can check whether a Junior Suite or two connecting Lodge rooms works better for your dates. The suite's size is not published. The resort lists the separate living room as its main feature.
Where this comes from
Resort room page, read on 15 November 2026. Building: The Lodge.
Other rooms: all rooms and suites.