is a 3-star hotel in Castle Junction, Alberta, Canada. Nestled about from the city center, this mountain retreat sits at Storm Mountain Lodge Highway 93 South.

Amenities range from skiing and horseback riding (both with extra charges) to a restaurant, bar, and room service. Free WiFi and free private on-site parking keep things convenient, while private entrances, non-smoking rooms, patios, gardens, picnic areas, and balconies add to the relaxed vibe. Pet-friendly options are available for an extra charge, and meeting/banquet facilities are also offered for an extra fee.

With reviews, guests weigh in on the experience, noting features such as a bathtub, free toiletries, and soundproof rooms that round out the stay. The combination of location, comfort, and outdoor activities makes this an inviting choice for a mountain escape.

On-site dining adds a warm touch after a day in the mountains, with Storm Mountain Lodge Restaurant delivering a romantic ambiance and a menu that blends American and French flavors. It’s the perfect spot to toast a sunset over the alpine scenery or enjoy a cozy, candlelit dinner after exploring Castle Junction. A bar and room service round out the options for winding down in style.

Lodging choices are diverse and inviting: a Queen Room at 248 square feet with a queen bed accommodates two adults and one child, while a Family, Mountain View at 301 square feet is ideal for a small group. Numerous chalets and cabins provide additional variety, including a Superior Chalet (Double/Twin) for up to three adults, a Chalet with a queen bed for two adults and a child, Pine Cabin options with fireplaces, and a Family room featuring two queen beds to suit larger families. Each option focuses on a cozy, mountain-ready atmosphere.

Pet-friendly options are available for an extra charge. Accepted payment methods include Mastercard and Visa, with cash not accepted. Meeting/banquet facilities are offered for an extra fee, and convenient extras such as private entrances and inviting outdoor spaces help tailor the mountain escape to fit the plans.