Flying into Calgary with Banff National Park on your bucket list? You’re not alone. More than 4.2 million visitors made the trip to Banff every year, many of whom landed at YYC Calgary International Airport before heading west to the mountains. But before you hit the Trans-Canada Highway, consider a smart stopover at one of the hotels near Calgary Airport for Banff trips—especially if you’re arriving late, adjusting to a new time zone, or just want to start your Rockies experience rested and ready.
Arrive Relaxed, Depart RefreshedA long-haul flight or late-night arrival doesn’t pair well with a 90-minute drive to Banff—especially if you’re new to the area. By booking a YYC stopover at Best Western Premier Freeport Inn Calgary Airport, you can unwind in a comfortable room, sleep well, and set off the next morning when you’re alert and acclimated.
Easy Pick-Up, No FussOur complimentary 24-hour shuttle picks you up from the airport in minutes. No waiting around or dealing with late-night car rentals. Just collect your bags, call the front desk, and we’ll meet you curbside.
Save Time and FuelWe’re conveniently located close to major car rental agencies, gas stations, and grocery stores. Need to grab snacks, water, or park passes before heading west? Everything’s nearby. You’ll also avoid Calgary’s morning traffic if you start your journey from the north end of the city.
Choosing to park and stay near Calgary for your Banff trip isn’t just convenient—it’s a thoughtful way to start your vacation. You’ll be better rested, better equipped, and more confident on the road.
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Your journey to Banff starts the moment you touch down in Calgary. With clean, comfortable rooms, a free shuttle, and everything you need to reset before the mountains, Best Western Premier Freeport Inn Calgary Airport is the ideal launching point. Whether you’re heading straight to hiking trails or taking your time along the way, a short stopover at our hotel can make your trip smoother and more enjoyable.
Book your stay today and wake up one step closer to the Rockies.