Jen F.
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We booked a 2 queen bed room for a girls night away for my two daughters and I. We have never stayed at Pyramid Lake Lodge although we frequent the area often, mainly for hiking but we have skated on Pyramid Lake before as well.
Cons: the people above us in our room were very loud, stomping loudly back and forth across the room for close to an hour before we called front desk. The hot tub needs an upgrade (a new paint/coating job on the actual hot tub). Fireplace in our room didn't work and the TV in the main area was very snowy so we couldn't use that one. (not that we were there to watch tv)
Pros: All staff we dealt with were very warm, friendly, nice and accomodating. When we asked for a different room due to the noise, expecting another 2 queen bed room, they actually gave us a complimentary upgrade to a loft suite with 3 separate bed areas and a kitchen (the Tekkata room I think?). It was WONDERFUL. TV's in every room, one bed up in the loft, one bed in a bedroom with a door that closes and the couch pulled out as well. We loved it so much that we will be back. If anyone has stayed at the Douglas Fir Chalet's in Banff, this place outdoes them by far in my opinion. They also had a nice gas firepit area by the main lodge, they have fat bike rentals, snow shoe and ski rentals as well. An outdoor hot tub and a gym. The staff were also on top of snow removal as it had snowed probably 3 to 4 inches overnight and they had most of the roadway cleared by the time we left for checkout.
This place is a little paradise that I feel is similar to the resort on Dirty Dancing (the original). The look of the cabins at night, with all the lights on and the wooden staircase on the property all lit up was beautiful. For those who aren't familiar with the area, there is hiking trails right there, a little island to see, skating when the ice is in good condition (it wasn't when we were there), the rentals they have, the hot tub and such, and it was very quiet other than the upstairs neighbors we had originally.
Beds were a bit more firm that I like them but I still slept fairly well which isn't common for me in hotels.
They do have a restaurant on site that we checked out the breakfast menu for - to me it was very high end, not a lot of options so we just went into town somewhere which was fine.
Personally, I feel the $280 price tag for a simple 2 queen bed room is steep but I also recognize the location and uniqueness of the property factors in here.
Can't wait to go back!