Prince Of Wales Hotel

A very well-appointed accommodation despite its small size. Everything that u need for a great stay is in there. It is nice to have a kitchenette so we can hv a cozy homecooked dinner. It's very clean and check in is a breeze.

This luxury hotel, opened in 1927, wouldn’t look out of place at a European ski resort and was designed to incorporate elements of rustic and Swiss chalet-style architecture. A National Historic Site of Canada since 1992, it was originally named after the then Prince of Wales (later King Edward VIII of England), to tempt him to stay here on a Canadian tour. However the Prince – who abdicated in 1936 to marry Wallis Simpson – chose to stay at a ranch nearby instead.

Memorable experience! Outstanding service provided by Michael. He was our hotel tour guide and his hospitality was excellent. Can't thank him for such a wonderful hotel tour as well as pictures that he took for our family. The hotel has victorian era charm and elegance. The view of the lake from main hall is breataking. Definitely recommend!