Room was great, full kitchen and bath. Separate bedroom with pull out couch in living room. Only thing missing was paper towel and pot holders. Cabin comes stocked with all other basic kitchen items. Very friendly staff, an excellent place to stay

We absolutely loved staying in this cute rustic cabin. Everything is older and a little rough but it is such a cute little place! Probably not great if you have toddlers as there is a large floor to ceiling heater in the cabin that is hot to the touch when running. There does not seem to be any dish towels in the kitchen although you are required to wash and dry dishes before check out.

The place has a nice cabin feeling. The owner is very lovely and sweet. Definitely recommend if you’re staying in Canmore

Dirty Sheets, spider webs everywhere, small shower.

These chalets are really cute but they are very tiny. It was comfortable but the bathroom was very small. Not sure if it was the owner or a worker but fantastic people there.

The place is quaint, it's in a decent location between Canmore and the entrance to Banff park but the cabin can do with some upkeep and updates. I think the cabin's rustic feel is nice, love the wood burning fireplace but could use a new bed and bedding, the ones on there is really worn out, clean-ish we think but worn and old (so you can't really tell if its clean), same with the pillow and pillow cases, that we had to put our sweaters on them when we slept. The pull out couch should be replaced as the one where we were in the couch is sagging in the middle, so its uncomfortable and the springs are noisy so every time you turn it squeaks and the covers are questionable (same, old and worn). The kitchen could use an update as well with a working fridge would be nice. Showers have to be maneuvered a certain way (with directions put up on how to use) to be used, so we didn't. For one night, you can put up with it but would not be comfortable for a longer stay. And If you're already paying $230 upwards, I would suggest pay a little more for more comfort = better sleep/rest and closer to town (Canmore).

I've stayed at Rundle almost everytime I'm in the area, they are older and in need of some maintenance however, they are warm, cute, rustic and are self contained with honestly what you'll need for basics! I usually bring my own pillows & blanket just because we'll that's just me but bed was decent, had a stove, microwave and refrigerator. Big bonus is they are also pet friendly which is important because we always bring ours with us! The staff are always really nice as well! Can't beat the price either!

Very beat up old cabin but clean. Bed was bouncy. Reminded me a going to camp as a youngster and I looked at it as an adventure. My husband was less than impressed.