Public ratings and awards
What others say about Fairmont Tremblant, and what we did not count
We do not invent guest reviews and we do not average booking-site scores. Here is the little we could verify, with dates.
One panel, one number
On 15 November 2026 the Google Maps place card for Fairmont Tremblant showed an average of 4.5 and the label '4-star hotel'. Our screenshot does not show the number of reviews, so we do not print one. The hotel itself calls the property a 5-star luxury hotel; the two labels come from different systems and we leave them side by side.
As listed by the hotel
- 2024 — Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards.
- 2023 — Condé Nast Traveler Readers' Choice Awards, #2 among resorts in Canada.
- 2023 — Forbes Hotels Recommended.
- 2023 — Bernaches award, Giant Steps for Inclusion.
- 2023 — Prix À part entière, Assemblée nationale, business category.
- Green Key Global certification (sustainability).
These are the hotel's own claims from its 'our Story' page; the resort around it is described by the French Wikipedia as voted the number-one ski village in eastern North America several times by Ski Magazine readers.
What we left out, and why
Booking-site scores change daily, mix very different stays, and many sites blocked our reading. Quoting one would give a precision we do not have. If you want guest opinions, read the recent reviews on the platform you trust, and read the bad ones first: they tell you what goes wrong, and whether the hotel answered.
Where these facts come from
Pages read on 15 November 2026 unless a different date is given in the text.