It’s one of the closest. Unless you have mobility challenges, it’s a short walk.

Taylor Lake is a fairly short day hike if you can squeeze it in to a trip in Banff National Park.

Great questions! I usually tip US $1 or MEX 20 pesos every time someone serves me a drink or at the buffet (per person). More for a-la-carte. If the bellhop does an exceptional job delivering the bags (up many flights of stairs), I will tip $5 or 50 pesos. I’ve seen others more generous but this level always gets us great service.

@@PapaSteveOnTheMove Thanks.

You will need to book tickets with Parks Canada to obtain a voucher. The voucher must be redeemed at the Lake Louise ski area. You are not able to board the shuttle from either lake for your first trip. Your Roam transit pass is entirely a separate ticket.

@PapaSteveOnTheMove Thank you for the reply.Can we take ticket to moraine lake through roam transit .

@aanyam6394 Yes, you can book a ticket with Roam Transit but be prepared early as there is usually very high demand for tickets

Yes parking is free but each passenger needs a ticket to ride the bus

It has been a few years but I don’t remember having laundry in my suite.

Thanks for watching! I’m headed back there soon.

You're welcome!

We were in the rain and travelling slow and did it in three hours

@@PapaSteveOnTheMove thanks!! I'm doing it on September and will have to hike the 11 kms from the parking lit, so this is very helpful

Great question! I didn’t do either personally so best to verify with the resort. I’m pretty sure the bowling was included, not sure about the arcade.

Sorry to hear about your experience. The Prestige area I stayed in was very nice.

@yvonneburns3855 if you like to go directly into the pool from your suite, consider the swim up suite. It could also be useful if you prefer to sleep in. The all-inclusive nature of the resort allows access to the restaurants and bars during open hours only. Each restaurant and bar keeps its own hours. There are still some Privilege areas that require additional costs up front and allow further access to some restaurants, bars and premium drinks.

@@PapaSteveOnTheMove Thank you, I've booked a swim up room for August

@yvonneburns3855 you’re going to love it

@J19901 you are correct that despite buying the pass online, you will still have to pick up the voucher before boarding. Once you have a voucher, it is good to hop on and off through the day.

Hi @amlegrice the biggest difference is El Beso is adults only. There is a restaurant and a pool reserved with no children. The Eden has a much nicer location very close to the ocean. It depends if you prefer the adults only or the beach. In my opinion, the beach is full of seaweed and a bit windy so I would select the El Beso. Either way, you will have an excellent vacation. Enjoy!

@markschrimpf7575 last few times out I have been using that lined stuff sack with clothes. Sometimes I wear my puffer to sleep if it’s very cold.

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Yes indeed! One ticket for both lakes! Thanks for watching.

@jizhaoli2282 it could depend on the weather and possibly the date (busier on weekends and holidays) how long the lineup for the inter lake bus will be. It’s a great idea. I’m thinking arrive 15 minutes early and check the line. Then you have the option to join or to spend a few minutes doing something else.

Hi @artyoho thanks for watching. It’s a special place for sure. I really appreciate your comments. You could see more of the area by checking the Yoho National Park playlist on the channel.

Happy to help. It’s a special place, so busy, nobody needs the extra headache to figure out how to get there! Thanks for watching.

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Hi, the resort is all-inclusive, meaning that drinks and food are included. There are still some restaurants, bars and pools that are not included. They can be added for an extra cost (Prestige or Platinum rooms).

@@PapaSteveOnTheMove thank you so much! How about booking experience, the travel agency I’m with to pre book elsewhere is so expensive. Do they provide that there? I so want to see the Chichen Itzá. Thank you I’m a new follower! 💃🏼

@natachalada welcome to the channel! I usually book through an agent like Booking.com. I don’t trust airline/resort packages. If the savings are too good to pass up, go ahead and book but ask for an upgrade when you show up. Sometimes a good “tip” to the front desk can get you a better room. It’s a big resort and they want your money. Chichen Itza is well worth the day trip, however it is a long drive or bus ride.

Hi, the hotel does not have a shuttle, but there is a Roam transit stop close by, for an extra cost, otherwise it’s about a 20 minute walk to Banff Ave.

@@PapaSteveOnTheMove What is Roam?

@grahamjones7070 maybe some future content? Roam Transit is the “local” town bus system. It takes you around Banff town and into Canmore and Lake Louise. Many hotels include passes. Best to inquire directly with the hotel or Google Roam Transit Banff for more information.

@@PapaSteveOnTheMove Ok thanks for helping 👍

From Banff, you can take Roam transit. No need for the Parks Canada shuttle.

@@PapaSteveOnTheMove : Do you mean that Roam transit can enter Lake Moraine as well? Thanks!

@jplin3933 YES! From Banff to Moraine Lake daily. Visit Roam Transport for details

If the weather is nice, take the longer trip deeper into the lake. If it’s windy or raining, take the shorter trip or wait.

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Hi @shailee187 the bus stop to get on the bus is at the park and ride at the Lake Louise ski area. There is more information in the video.

Each bus has a queue to get on. As long as you don’t wait to the last minute, you should be safe.

Prices can vary a lot based on type of room, time of year and the availability. It’s best to check with a booking site or the hotel directly.

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It makes a great basecamp (even at the campground)!

It’s a beautiful spot

@donarthiazi2443 that is an excellent comment! You got me there. My home airport does not fly directly to those other airports but yes, you could save time and money flying to SJC or MRY.

@@PapaSteveOnTheMove Hello Steve and thank you for the quick reply. It's very doubtful one could save money by flying into Monterey. I used to live on the Peninsula and I knew no one that regularly used MRY for that reason. We would all drive up to San Jose and fly out from there. SJC is much closer and *way more convenient* than SFO. That's ashame too because MRY is such a cozy and friendly little airport. I first flew there when Uncle Sam sent me to Fort Ord. I fell in love with the Peninsula and always think of it as my real home. I lived there for six years after the army but it's just too expensive. Even in Seaside. Sorry for being so long-winded, thank you for the videos and safe travels!!

@cyv2984 thanks for watching. This is still my go-to shelter for solo trips!

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Thanks for the correction!

That’s a great hike! Appreciate your comments.

That is a bucket list hike right there!

@@PapaSteveOnTheMove We never saw another person the entire trip.

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