
Cedar
Quiet rooms, breakfast, garden light, and the human details that make arrival feel easy.
Cedar & Stone Lodge is a mountain stay rebuilt around the materials in its name: cedar for warmth, stone for permanence, and just enough stubbornness to make the whole thing work.
We bought a tired old building near Radium Hot Springs and started turning it into the kind of place we would want to find after a long drive: quiet rooms, real breakfast, useful local advice, and no hotel-chain theatre.

It is not branding by committee. It is the operating manual: make it warm, make it solid, make guests feel looked after without sanding off the personality.

Quiet rooms, breakfast, garden light, and the human details that make arrival feel easy.

Steady work, solid rooms, local guidance, and a place that feels built to last.

Small, personal, unfussy, close to the hot springs, and apparently managed by Charli.
A tired mountain building near Radium with good bones and too much potential to ignore.
Rooms, breakfast, guest spaces, laundry, garden, and all the invisible work a small lodge runs on.
A quieter kind of stay: cedar warmth, stone permanence, and hosts who answer like actual humans.
“We booked one night on the way to Banff and rerouted the whole trip to come back for two more.”
“Smaller than a hotel and better for it. The only thing I would change about our stay is its length.”
“Honest note: the road in feels long after dark. Then you wake up to the valley out the window and understand exactly why it is worth it.”
Your reservation lands with us, not a platform. Ask anything before you book: rooms, timing, the springs, dinner worth driving for.
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