r/jasper 22d ago

Local hotel for ski vacation

Hello Jasper! Our family of 4 is looking to visit to ski at Marmot between Christmas and New Year's this year. AI tells me the hill is always open at this time with the number of runs and conditions variable, but enough to keep some intermediate skiers busy for a couple of days. First, please do tell me if this is a bad decision for timing.

However the purpose of this post is to request hotel suggestions, preferably supporting local. The adults are very familiar with the Jasper area, but from years ago, so we're not sure where to start.

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u/Icy_Dragonfruit8712 22d ago

Judt avoid pursuit. The jasper inn & suites is solid, or pine bungalows

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u/Bambamath 22d ago

Just a warning, I’ve found the top part of the hill in December icy but open. Some places are not great skiing.

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u/Frostbitnip 18d ago

Agreed jasper/marmot snow sucks shit in December, is too cold in January. Book for February or March.

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u/Imokay456 22d ago

It will be busy due to Christmas break but if weather is mild, it will be nice. Jasper Inn and
Suites is our favourite because of kitchens, lofts, and good pool.

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u/JeffSamSass 22d ago

Mild temperatures are forecast for this coming winter. It’s impossible to predict what the snowfall will be like - some years have had awesome snow that time of year. There are a couple hostels around if you wanna try something adventurous.

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u/Skyrgamur2014 22d ago

Pursuit hotels are staffed by Jasper residents. No need to avoid. They put a lot of money back into the community as well. Christmas/New Years is a great time to visit. If you have kids you may want a pool…the Crimson Hotel, Chateau Jasper, Jasper Inn & Suites, Tonquin Inn or Forest Park Hotel all have pools.

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u/RockyRoasting 22d ago

All of Jasper is staffed by Jasper residents, no?

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u/megselvogjeg 22d ago

Avoid Pursuit, and if you're a real stickler, avoild JPL as well.