Best Family Hotels in Alberta

The resort offers a kids camp for children ages 5 and older with a variety of activities, including games, arts and crafts, cookie baking, evening campfires and more. For children ages 8 and older, the hotel offers a mountain adventure program in both the summer and winter that includes hiking, canoeing, snowshoeing and cross-country skiing.

Spacious accommodations are ideal for families, and the hotel also offers a heated indoor pool with a waterslide.

The property is popular with families because of its indoor waterslides and its proximity to family-friendly attractions, including Chuck E. Cheese's and Monster Mini Golf, both of which are less than a mile from the hotel.

The resort offers a variety of family-friendly activities, including bowling, indoor and outdoor swimming pools and game nights. The Kids @ The Castle program, in particular, offers both seasonal and year-round activities including paint nights, dessert decorating, scavenger hunts and outdoor excursions such as campfires, wildlife walks and rafting tours.

Conveniently located downtown, the Hyatt Regency Calgary is close to many family-friendly attractions and also boasts an on-site pool.

While the standard guest rooms at the hotel are on the smaller side, adjoining rooms are available. The hotel also offers babysitting services for $18 CAD (about $14 USD) per hour for a minimum of four hours.

Although the hotel's casino and conference center cater to adults, on-site restaurants offer kids menus.

Families will appreciate the option for adjoining rooms, cribs with the same Heavenly-brand mattresses as the property’s beds and the year-round indoor pool. The Westin Eat Well Menu for Kids – designed by nutritionists and chefs – offers dining options that both kids and parents will enjoy.

Families will appreciate the spacious accommodations, indoor pool and that childrens menus are offered at the on-site restaurant.

Rooted in the slope of Sulphur Mountain, The Rimrock Resort Hotel is about as close as you can stay to the Canadian Rockies without camping. Recent guests rave about the views of the surrounding mountains from the guest rooms on the hotel's higher floors and from the Grandview suites. Each of The Rimrock's 343 accommodations features neutral tones and dark wood accents and come equipped with 32-inch LCD TVs and wireless internet access. Venture from your digs to sample some of the cuisines at Rimrock's four dining venues and lounges (guests say the Italian fare at Primrose is exceptional). The hotel spa and pool also receive high praise for their clean and relaxing atmosphere. Looking for more active pursuits? The hotel concierge can arrange outdoor activities like dog sledding, snowshoeing, whitewater rafting and horseback riding. And if you're looking to shop or museum-hop, you'll have free access to Banff's bus system (Roam) from The Rimrock Resort Hotel into nearby downtown Banff. There is also on-site parking at the hotel, though recent guests thought the fees were pricey ($36 CAD for valet and $22 CAD for self-parking, which works out to about $27 and $16 USD, respectively).

Supplies for babies and children are available upon request.

Families will appreciate the spacious suites with in-room laundry machines and full kitchens. There are plenty of indoor and activities for children, from swimming to hiking to in-room movies.

The resort does not offer a kids club, but does have a kids pool with splash areas and slides, and the on-site restaurant offers childrens menus.

The resort's family suites include multiple bedrooms and multiple bathrooms, along with whirlpool tubs. Plus, the resort offers numerous activities year-round.

The resort offers a kids activity and game room, but no supervised childrens program.

There are no designated kids amenities at this property, but families can take advantage of the hotel's indoor swimming pool.