Fairmont Mont Tremblant

Frommer's Review

The high-end resort for families who want to stay directly on the mountain's slopes was built in 1996. The luxury property stands on a crest above the pedestrian village, as befits its stature among the Tremblant hostelries. It hews closely to the high standards of its Fairmont siblings across Canada (Château Frontenac in Québec City, the Queen Elizabeth in Montréal), with 13 levels of rooms including the appealing Fairmont View, which overlook the slope and the fairy-tale resort, and Fairmont Gold, which have access to a private lounge. Families can take advantage of arts-and-crafts programs, year-round indoor and outdoor pools, the 38-person outdoor Jacuzzi, and ski-in-ski-out accessibility to the chairlifts. An on-site Amerispa offers body wraps, facials, and a variety of massages. Even vacationers staying elsewhere come for the C$39-C$49 (£20-£25) dinner buffet of in-house restaurant Windigo.

Facilities:
Restaurant; cafe in ski season; bar; indoor lap pool and heated outdoor pools; exercise room; spa; access to watersports equipment; children's programs; concierge; Wi-Fi in lobby; room service; babysitting; executive-level rooms

Note: This information was accurate when it was published, but can change without notice. Please be sure to confirm all rates and details directly with the companies in question before planning your trip.