About Location (Juniper)
About Our Retreat Location
Welcome to Banff
The weekend retreat is held at The Juniper Hotel, a relaxing venue just outside the town of Banff near Mount Norquay. It is nestled in the forest and offers incredible views of the mountains.
The feeling of “being away from it all” is evident with the wildlife appearing in the surrounding area. The natural setting offers a great place to relax, feel safe and connect.
Accommodation and meals are not included in the weekend fee. Couples are encouraged to stay at the Juniper Hotel but not required to.
This weekend is highly experiential and couples who have stayed at the hotel report that the “retreat atmosphere” allowed them to stay in connection without the common distractions.
Upon registration, you will receive a code for a discounted rate of 20%. Early reservation is recommended.
If you have any more questions please refer to our FAQs. Or feel free to
contact us anytime.
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