Bighorn Meadows Resort

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What it feels like to stay here

Bighorn Meadows Resort sits at #10 Bighorn Boulevard in Radium Hot Springs, British Columbia, a multi-phase property whose several distinct buildings and townhomes each carry their own style and design. Suites look out toward the Purcell Mountain Range and the adjacent Springs Golf Course, though the resort notes that golf course views are not guaranteed and other windows face the courtyard and surrounding mountains. The shared facilities are listed plainly: an outdoor seasonal pool, two outdoor hot tubs, a fitness room, free WiFi, and both outdoor and underground parking, with the hot springs pools close by and local restaurants minutes away. Floor plans run from compact to generous, since the two- and three-bedroom townhome suites spread more than 1,600 square feet over two levels with ground-floor access, a short walk to resort amenities, and no guests above you. Loft suites take a different approach, sleeping up to six in a one-bedroom and eight in a two-bedroom beneath soaring ceilings, with in-suite laundry, an electric fireplace, and a private balcony with BBQ. At the simplest end, Guest Rooms blend living and sleeping space in one room with a galley kitchen holding a mini fridge, sink, coffee maker and microwave, and they offer no view, balcony or patio. Housekeeping practicalities are stated up front: daily housekeeping is not provided, but a starter supply of coffee and tea is. Check-in is 4:00 p.m. MST and check-out is 10:00 a.m. MST. Booking runs through the resort's own accommodations pages under True Key Vacations, with three-bedroom condo suites arranged by calling 1-877-344-2323 or emailing the reservations team.

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