Rooms · Fairmont rooms
Fairmont rooms: the king, the two queens and the accessible room
The entry family of the hotel, and the one most skiers book: renovated, compact, with connecting doors for families.
The types
Fairmont rooms at Fairmont Tremblant
| Room type | As described on the hotel's room page |
|---|---|
| Fairmont Luxury 1 King | Up to 2 guests. A king bed, a walk-in shower, connecting options. The hotel pitches it at couples and solo travellers. |
| Fairmont Luxury 2 Queens | Up to 4. Two queen beds and a bathtub with a rain shower; connecting options. The family default. |
| Fairmont 2 Queen Accessible | Up to 4. Wheelchair accessible, with a roll-in shower, a built-in bench and grab bars by the shower and toilet. |
| Fairmont Luxury View 1 King | Up to 2. Overlooks the pools and the pedestrian village, with a mountain view; walk-in shower or bathtub. |
Occupancy is the hotel's 'up to' figure. Room sizes are not published on the hotel's pages.
Desk notes
What we would tell a friend
- The two-queen rooms connect, which is how many families make a two-room suite out of two ordinary rooms.
- The view room is the one to ask for if you want to watch the pool terrace and the village lights rather than the trees.
- In the accessible room the bathroom is the point; ask the desk to confirm the bed height and door widths, which the page does not give.
Where these facts come from
Pages read on 15 November 2026 unless a different date is given in the text.