This old girl is set in about the most beautiful spot on earth. All by itself on Bow Lake, the location is stunning. The lodge itself is a historic red roofed 3 story building that is full of charm and interesting furnishings/decor. Don't expect the rooms to be anything to rave about. The walls are thin, the bathrooms a bit... More

The minute we walked in the door of Num-Ti-Jah we knew we were in a special place. First impressions are lasting and we were swept away by what we saw and experienced. The beautiful nostalgic architecture, a friendly fire in the hearth and very pleasant staff who offered to carry our large case up the stairs. But we Aussies think... More

This is a great old lodge in a grand mountain setting on Bow Lake, where we stayed in early September. My husband & I were warmly greeted to this historical lodge, where we had a large room that overlooked the lake and a marvellous view of the mountains. The room was rather plain & dated, the bathroom had worn fixtures... More

It's a tough call. The setting on Bow Lake is amazing. We took an early morning hike to the falls and it was one of the highlights of our trip. The common spaces in the lodge are charmingly quirky. We had mixed results at dinner. My beef was great, but my partner's salmon was tasteless. The room, alas, really needs... More

This place is all atmosphere, and deserving of accolades. Simply, the price is too high. But the room was spacious, except for the tight bathroom. Nice meals, and the common areas are very nice. REcommend the Bow Lake hike to the falls, very pleasant. But the room and the meals border on outrageously priced...the price one pays for solitude, I... More

We spent one night here while on a Backroads bike trip in the Canadian Rockies. The setting is stunning -- on the shores of Bow Lake, surrounded by the soaring peaks of the Canadian Rockies. Rooms are simple and plumbing can be finicky, but the common rooms are cozy, in a rustic, woodsy sort of way. There are animal busts... More

it is a wonderful place to stay, although for the price, I woud suggest a bathrooms renovation... other than that an excellent option for a romantic gateway More

We stayed here for one night at the end of our family trip to the Canadian Rockies. From a price perspective this is not a low cost value option - it is more expensive then other options and you should want and expect the rustic stay in a older lodge with no cell service/ internet/ phone/ tv/ fitness center. For... More

Num-Ti-Jah Lodge is a one-of-a-kind "specialty accommodation" in today's world. That's because staying there is like traveling back in time, to about 1924 in the Wild West, where you would consider yourself privileged to stay in the lap of luxury because your room had an attached bathroom with... gasp... running water! Not integrated taps, of course - those wouldn't be... More