Plain Of Six Glaciers Teahouse — Cafe in Lake Louise

Reviews of Plain Of Six Glaciers Teahouse

• Diego

  Added 2016.04.12

  Very excellent food. We had lentil soup with a pepper-cheese sandwich, biscuits with honey and jam, cherry green tea and vanilla black tea. A must return. Staff helpful and friendly. Bring Canadian dollars, they also have a small gift shop.
• Alejandro

  Added 2015.08.26

  The staff that are there are very knowledgeable about the Tea House and it's history as well as some of the nearby surroundings. The food is the best, try the Chocolate Cake
• Isaac

  Added 2015.07.25

  You really want to be there if you are planning to hike around Lake Louise. The view is so rewarding once reach the tea house. We were continuing to hike up to Plain of Six Glacier. There will be a good pit stop for you.
• Jayden

  Added 2015.02.16

  Great hiking trail from the lake to the tea house. You can see tons of spectacular sceneries along the way. Halfway to the tea house overlooks Lake Louise. I had a hiking trip by myself in spring (some time in May), and everything was still covered with snow. I almost got lost due to the snow-covered trail. Met fellow hikers along the way who also got lost for same. Good thing I had google maps and we were able to manage to find our way up to the tea house. When we got there, the place was so quiet. The tea house was still close for the season. Hiking took about 3 hours or more both ways (depends on how fast you walk). Overall, my hiking experience was full of adventure, fun, thrill and excitement.
• Ashton

  Added 2014.12.09

  Hike up has snow on some parts, but you can walk around it, and there are only 5 actual switchbacks. Overall very manageable hike.
• Nicholas

  Added 2014.01.11

  Excellent hike! A reasonable effort is required and you will need to cross some compact snow shelves. Incredible views of Lake Louise and the glacier. Tea House is great, friendly staff and you must try the home baked bread! A.moderately busy hike although you can go 30 mins without seeing anyone but crossing the snow is a bit of a bottleneck so groups can get bunched. As ways an earlier start is better if you don't like the crowds.