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  • Rates?
    2023 Rates Rates posted are in Canadian Dollars (CAD); Rates are based on single or double occupancy (one or two guests); The Additional Guest Surcharge is $30 per night per guest; GST (5% federal sales tax) & PST (8% provincial sales tax) are additional; Excluding reservation deposits, a 3% convenience fee will be applied to credit or debit card payments; Rates, fees and taxes are subject to change without notice and will be confirmed at time of booking; A $300 cleaning fee will be charged to your credit card if you violate our 'no smoking' or 'no pets' policy. A cleaning or damage surcharge of up to $250 will be charged for non-easily removed or permanent stains, and or excessive debris or mess. (We have not yet needed to charge any guest additional cleaning fees)
  • Make a Reservation?
    Early reservations are essential, especially for stays during mid June and early September, the Christmas holidays and special events. Reserve early to avoid disappointment. Before making a reservation, read our Policies, Terms, and Conditions. Ensure you agree with them and that Mt Burgess Guesthouse meets your accommodation requirements. RESERVATON DEPOSIT A deposit equal to one night's stay is required to guarantee your reservation. Your deposit may be refunded according to the cancellation conditions. MAKING A RESERVATION It’s easy! Click "Book Now" or "Availability" and you will be taken to a secure booking portal. Search your perferred dates of stay and follow the prompts to get a quote and make your reservation. Reserve securely from our website or call us at (250) 272-1772 and we'll do it for you ~ Jules & Grégoire.
  • Future Stay Credits?
    For guests whose reservations were cancelled due to COVID-19 concerns, we remind you that the cancellation fee was converted to a transferrable Future Stay Credit of equal value. We are extending our offer to freeze our 2020 rates and apply a 5% discount to your future stay if booked prior to October 1st, 2024.
  • Cancellation Policy?
    Cancellations made 15 or more days prior to your arrival date are subject to a $75 cancellation fee. The remaining balance of your deposit will be refunded. Cancellations or Date Changes made within 7-14 days of the arrival date may render your deposit non-refundable.  Cancellation of any nights reserved or date changes made on or after the arrival date may result in charging the full outstanding balance of your original reservation to your credit card. No Shows are treated as Cancellations. Refunds We do our best to process refunds quickly. The full amount paid less a cancellation fee, if applicable, will be refunded. Once the refund is issued, depending on your original payment method, you should see the funds back on your credit card or in your bank account or receive an e-Transfer within 5-10 business days. The standard non-refundable $75 cancellation fee addresses underlying administrative and payment processing costs. Processing fees implemented by our payment channel include fraud protection, bank fees, reporting etc. In the case of a refund, they do not refund their processing fees. Trip Cancellation & Trip Interruption Insurance typically covers cancellation fees if a trip is unexpectedly disrupted. See your policy for terms and conditions and its claim process.
  • Refunds?
    Refunds We do our best to process refunds quickly. The full amount paid less a cancellation fee, if applicable, will be refunded. Once the refund is issued, depending on your original payment method, you should see the funds back on your credit card or in your bank account or receive an e-Transfer within 5-10 business days. The standard non-refundable $50 cancellation fee addresses underlying administrative and payment processing costs. Processing fees implemented by our payment channel include fraud protection, bank fees, reporting etc. In the case of a refund, they do not refund their processing fees. Trip Cancellation & Trip Interruption Insurance typically covers cancellation fees if a trip is unexpectedly disrupted. See your policy for terms and conditions and its claim process.
  • Safeguard Credit or Debit Card details?
    Mt Burgess Guesthouse does not store your credit or debit card details. This information is safely stored with our payment channel provider.
  • Child Policy?
    The property is 'Adult-Oriented' with limited facilities for Children Many guests ador children and may be parents themselves. But, when on holiday they seek the quiet of an 'Adults Only' style of accomodation We are delighted to accept reservations that include mature children that behave impeccably well When making a reservation please book Mature Children as additional Adults
  • No Smoking Policy?
    Mt Burgess Guesthouse is committed to providing its guests with a smoke-free environment. No smoking, of any kind, or disposal of used tobacco products, is permitted anywhere within the entire property; There are no designated smoking areas on the property; Violation of our ‘No Smoking’ policy is defined as using or disposing of any tobacco products, including e-cigarettes, and other non-combustible tobacco products, on or within the Mt Burgess Guesthouse property; Failure to comply will result in a significant room recovery fee to cover the extensive cost of restoring guest suites to a smoke-free condition; The fee for violating the 'No Smoking' policy is $250. This amount will be charged to your credit card. We thank you for your cooperation.
  • No Pet Policy?
    We offer guests a 'Pet-free Environment' As much as we love them pets are not permitted on the property
  • Parking?
    Parking throughout Field is free. Look for street parking in front of the guest house. Remember to hang your Parks Canada Pass on your rearview mirror before leaving your car anywhere in the National Parks and this includes Field.
  • Check-in Requirements?
    The reservation holder (lead guest) must present valid photo ID and a credit card at check-in. Any service fees, reimbursements, or incidental charges not included in the room rate may be charged by the guest house to the lead guest at checkout.
  • Check-in & Check-out Times?
    Check-in - Self Check-in anytime after 4:00 pm Check-out - Please check out by 11:00 am Please email, text or call ahead to let us know your anticipated arrival time. This helps us prioritize housekeeping You are welcome to relax in the garden outside these hours To request an earlier check-in time or later check-out time email us prior to your arrival or departure dates to confirm availabiltiy Early check-In or late check-out times cannot be guaranteed and are subject to availability
  • Parks Canada Passes?
    To make a stop or spend a night in any of the National Parks you will need to purchase a Parks Pass. Click here to find current rates. For possible savings check out Parks Canda Discovery Passes.
  • Services available in Field?
    ACCOMMODATION: www.field.ca/accommodation ATMs: Truffle Pigs Lodge & Bistro, & The Siding Café THE BURGESS SHALE GEOSCIENCE FOUNDATION: Guided hikes, and publications. WHERE TO DINE IN FIELD: Truffle Pigs Bistro, The Siding Café (temporarily closed), Mt Burgess Dining Room at Emerald Lake Lodge & Cilantro Café, Emerald Lake, and Cathedral Mountain Lodge, For more places to dine, drive 20-minutes to Lake Louise. EV CHARGING STATION: Information Centre. FRIENDS OF YOHO: Gift shop with great books related to the area, Walking tour, and events. GAS STATION & CONVENIENCE STORE: Yoho Brothers Trading Post. Phone +1 (250) 272-1772. Hours posted at the time of writing: 9:00am to 7:00 pm. Next closest gas station east of Field is in Lake Louise. AB (a 20-minute drive) and west of Field is in Golden, BC. GROCERIES: the closest small grocers is in Lake Louise. For variety, quality and better prices, shop Golden, Banff or Canmore. INFORMATION CENTRE: Yoho National Park Visitor Centre is closed until May 2023. Lake Louise information Centre services both areas. LAUNDRY: Truffle Pigs Lodge & Bistro (downstairs, next to the icecream parlor/café); Super Suds Coin Laundry, 801 10th Ave S, Golden, BC; Lake Louise Inn, building #3, Lake Louise, AB. LIQUOR STORE: The Siding Café (limited selection; not chilled) PAY PHONES: located at Yoho NP Visitor Centre POST OFFICE: open weekdays 9:30 am - 1:30 pm POTTERY: Velvet Antler Pottery & Gallery High-fire porcelain & stoneware by Ryan & Kathryn Cameron
  • What time zone is Field in?
    Field is on Mountain Standard Time GMT -7:00 MST Find the current time in Field on the header of our website.
  • Driving to Field?
    Field is located off the TransCanada Highway. Open year-round, the TransCanada is a well maintained road that winds its way through the Canadian Rockies. To make a stop or spend a night in any of the National Parks you will need to purchase a Parks Pass. Click here to find current rates. For possible savings check out Parks Canda Discovery Passes. TRAVEL DURATION and DISTANCES to FIELD, BC. BANFF, AB: 1 h 1 min (83.1 km / 51.6 miles) via Trans-Canada Hwy East CALGARY, AB: 2 h 22 min (208 km / 129 miles) via Trans-Canada Hwy East EMERALD LAKE, BC: 15 min (11.8 km / 7.3 miles) via Trans-Canada Hwy West GOLDEN, BC: 41 min (57.6 km / 36 miles) via Trans-Canada Hwy West JASPER, BC: 3. h 26 min (252 km / 157 miles) via AB-93 South LAKE LOUISE, AB: 28 min (28.2 km / 17.5 miles) via Trans-Canada Hwy East RADIUM HOT SPRINGS, BC: 1 h 48 min (161 km / 100 miles) via Trans-Canada Hwy West and BC-93 North /BC-95 South REVELSTOKE, BC: 2 h 16 min (202 km / 125 miles) via Trans-Canada Hwy West VANCOUVER, BC: 8 h 7 min (766 km / 476 miles) via Trans-Canada Hwy West Calgary International Airport (YYZ): 2 h 35 min (226 km / 140 miles) via Trans-Canada Hwy East Vancouver International Airport (YVR): 8 h 9 min (777 km / 483 miles) via Trans-Canada Hwy West Winter Driving: Winter Tires or mandatory ​ ​​ ​
  • EV Charging Station?
    Field - Yoho National Park Visitors Centre 5764 Trans-Canada Hwy, Field, BC A 10-minute or less walk to Field town centre. BC Hydro Networked, Owned and Operated 50 kW Dual-Standard DC Fast Charger and Level 2 Payment Required Open 24/7 At the time of writing this, the EV Charging Station was closed for repairs due to vandalism. Check the following link for status updates: www.plugshare.com/location/177915
  • Local Contact & Emergency Numbers?
    Dial 9-1-1 for Emergencies Only! Fire, ambulance, RCMP, etc. BC Ambulance Service, Golden, BC - (250) 344-6066 BC Emergency Program: Earthquake, Flood, Dangerous Spills: 1 (800) 663-3456 Field Fire and Rescue, 208C 1st Ave - (250) 343-6330 Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP), Golden, BC - (250) 344-2221 Park Wardens, 24 hours, 1-888-WARDENS (1-888-927-3367) Power Outages - BC Hydro: 1 (800) 224-9376 or *HYDRO (*49376) from your cell phone Mountain Park Dispatch: (403) 762-1473 Parks Canada Dispatch Report bear sightings here: (403) 762-1470. Nearest Hospital: Golden District Hospital, 835 9th St N, Golden, BC - (250) 344-5271 Yoho National Park Visitor Centre: (250) 343-6783 Drive BC www.drivebc.ca Road Conditions Trial Reports www.pc.gc.cq/yoho
  • Wildlife Safety in the Park?
    Parks Canada reminds visitors that they are sharing the park with wildlife. Use special caution when observing wildlife in their natural habitat. Give them space. While spending time in the park, maintain strict control of all food waste and containers. Dispose of them only in bear-proof bins located throughout the park. Ensure barbecues are cleaned after every use. Maintain a well-kept back yard or day site free from bear attractants. Plan, check important bulletins and obey all posted warnings, closures and restrictions. Reduce your risk of wildlife encounters and be prepared: Bears are active day and night. Do not approach bears. Always keep 30-metres distance. Always keep dogs on a leash. Make noise, especially in meadows and near creeks. Travel in tight groups. Trail running and cycling place you at higher risk. Travel slowly. Do not wear noise cancelling headphones or earbuds. Watch for fresh bear signs such as scat and diggings. Carry bear spray, make it accessible and know how to use it. If you see a bear, stay calm, back away slowly and leave the area. Never run. All bear sightings should be reported to Parks Canada Dispatch at (403) 762-1470. For more information about bear safety, please visit: www.pc.gc.ca/mtn-bears
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