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Conferences, Retreats and Meetings in Lake Louise

With its early 20th-century mountain Tea House charm, Deer Lodge is a venue you will remember fondly for years to come after your meetings in Lake Louise.

Located two hours from Calgary along a scenic mountain drive, Deer Lodge is the perfect place to escape the city and host your next small meeting or retreat.

Originally built in 1911 and employed shortly after as a Tea House, Deer Lodge – mere minutes by foot from Lake Louise – quickly became a popular gathering spot for local and international visitors. Today, newly restored and renovated, Deer Lodge remains an ideal destination for small meetings and family functions.

Deer Lodge has one of the best dining rooms in the Canadian Rockies. You can sample Rocky Mountain Cuisine, the roots of which go back to both the lavish Victorian cooking from the CPR rail cars and the hearty meals prepared by Swiss and Austrian mountain guides. The result of these diverse influences is a combination of smoked, cured or roasted wild game, fresh indigenous berries, wild fruits, vegetables, mushrooms and mixed grains. All dishes are artfully presented and professionally served. Our wine list is extensive and features many award-winning Canadian wines from central British Columbia and the Niagara Peninsula in Ontario, and includes a large selection of hard to find vintners’ reserve wines.

Deer Lodge is a historic mountain property, however we provide all the convenience one would expect to find in a modern hotel. Please feel free to contact us if you have any questions about how we might host your next gathering.

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Mount Fairview Dining Room

Rustic and charming, the Mount Fairview Dining Room boasts the original hand-hewn logs from when the room operated as a Tea Room in the early 1900’s.

Accommodates groups up to 87 people depending on set-up.
20 ft peaked wood beam construction, supporting posts & beams within the room 9 ft from ground.
Adjoining outdoor patio, lounge and bar available for additional fee.
Surrounded by windows, which provides natural lighting
Mountain views
In room serving station
Dimensions: 24’x50‘

Caribou Lounge

Boasting a rustic & cozy atmosphere, the Caribou Lounge is the original 1921 log cabin tea house that Gertrude Crosby ran. It can only be rented with the adjoining Mount Fairview room.

Accommodates groups up to 100 people.
Log cabin construction
In room bar
Dimensions: 19.5’x27’
Main Level of the Lodge
Adjoining gallery remains open to guests for dining

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Caribou Gallery

Caribou Gallery is a partially separated section of the Caribou Lounge and is available for rent only with the Mount Fairview Room and the adjoining Caribou Lounge.

Accommodates groups up to 120 people.
Dimensions: 49’x7’
Main Level of the Lodge

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Lady Agnes Room

Ideal for smaller more intimate meetings in Lake Louise.

Accommodates groups up to 16 people.
Next to lobby and fireplace
Dimensions: 13’x23’
Main level of the Lodge

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Rent Your Own Lodge

For those in search of a uniquely Canadian Rocky Mountain experience, CRMR gives you the option to Rent Your Own Lodge. With 71 guest rooms, Deer Lodge offers complete privacy and comfort for you and your group. Enjoy Deer Lodge all to yourself! Every function room, guest room, and all amenities are yours, and yours alone.

Located 5 minutes from Lake Louise
Features roof-top hot tub and games room
Ice Lounge is available from December to April

Photos: Clo Photo & Glenn Parry

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Games Room

Deer Lodge features a games room on the lower floor complete with a Billiards Table, TV and DVD Player. This room is not available to rent for a function but is available for all guests complimentary.

Amenities

Complimentary Parking & WIFI
Rooftop Outdoor Hot Tub & Dry Sauna
A/V equipment rentals on site
Unique Team Building Opportunities
Member of Clean the World program
Hold a 3 Green Key Eco Rating

Please inquire about group transportation.

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