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Fairmont
Hotel reviews, stays, and stories.
Fairmont is the grand-dame brand of the luxury world, a collection of landmark hotels that are often destinations and landmarks in their own right. Now part of Accor, the group is defined by storied, castle-like properties and a heritage of gracious, old-world service that has hosted royalty, presidents, and generations of travelers.
The icons are unmistakable: the Fairmont Banff Springs and Chateau Lake Louise in the Canadian Rockies, The Plaza in New York, the Savoy in London, and the Fairmont Le Château Frontenac towering over Quebec City. These are hotels with history in the walls, big public spaces, and a sense of occasion. It's classic luxury rather than sleek minimalism. If you're reading Fairmont reviews or wondering whether a Fairmont hotel is worth it, the appeal is heritage, setting, and grandeur. Our reviews below examine individual Fairmont properties and stays.
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