Deer Lodge

Some places carry their history in the walls. At Deer Lodge, it is in the hand-hewn logs.

Deer Lodge grew from a log cabin teahouse in Lake Louise, and its early 20th century mountain charm is still very much part of the experience. The lake itself is about a five-minute walk away.

Weddings are celebrated across interconnected spaces that together hold up to around 120 guests. The Mount Fairview Dining Room features original hand-hewn logs, while the Caribou Lounge occupies the original 1921 log cabin teahouse.

For smaller, more intimate celebrations, the Lady Agnes Room offers a cosier setting.

Menus are locally and seasonally inspired, built around Canadian Rocky Mountain cuisine and paired with wines from around the world.

Guests can stay on site in the Heritage Wing's renovated rooms or in historic tower rooms restored with cast iron radiators, period woodwork and brass fixtures.

For a truly private weekend, couples can also rent the entire lodge, including all guest rooms and amenities.

For couples who love heritage, log walls and the idea of everyone waking up steps from Lake Louise, Deer Lodge offers a wedding with a sense of story.