For Stays That Swing
Golf getaways shouldn’t involve guesswork. Golf Resorts is a collection of Canadian hotels built for mornings on the course and evenings done right — firepits, fairway views, and a full reset between rounds. Whether you're chasing a low score or just along for the scenery, these stays match the pace and rhythm of a golf-focused escape..
All hotels featured here are close to the course — or built right into it.
Top Golf Resorts in Canada
Cabot Cape Breton
From $595 Per Night
Location: Inverness, Nova Scotia
A bucket-list golf destination pairing dramatic oceanfront fairways with understated luxury accommodations.
Cabot Cape Breton has become one of the most iconic golf resorts in North America — not for excess, but for simplicity done flawlessly. Home to two of Canada’s highest-ranked golf courses, Cabot Links and Cabot Cliffs, this coastal Nova Scotia retreat blends world-class play with remote serenity and minimalist design.
The rooms and villas are intentionally spare — no clutter, no over-decoration — allowing the sea, sky, and wind to fill the space. Ocean views dominate every suite and dining area, while food is sourced locally and plated without fuss. Guests often stay for multiple nights, playing 36 holes a day and falling asleep to waves just outside the window.
Beyond golf, Cabot offers walking trails, local whisky tastings, and private beach access. But make no mistake — this is a golfer’s retreat first. The service is discreet and exacting, the pace unhurried, and the setting unforgettable. If you’re building a dream round, this is your Canadian fairway to walk.
Predator Ridge Resort
From $365 Per Night
Location: Vernon, British Columbia
A two-course Okanagan golf resort pairing top-tier play with health-focused amenities and vineyard proximity.
Predator Ridge is more than a golf resort — it’s a wellness retreat with a strong game at its core. Located in the sunny interior of British Columbia, it features two distinctive 18-hole courses, a luxury lodge and villas, a full fitness and yoga center, and access to hiking and cycling routes throughout the Okanagan Valley.
What makes Predator Ridge special is its versatility. Stay for a golf-heavy weekend, a long-term lifestyle retreat, or a couples getaway with equal parts spa and sport. The on-site Range Lounge & Grill serves high-end regional dishes, and the concierge can arrange vineyard visits, e-bike rentals, or private lessons with PGA pros.
Suites include kitchens, patios, fireplaces, and views of the course or nearby hills. It’s peaceful without being sleepy, professional without being cold. For travelers who like activity, sunlight, and a smooth pace between rounds, Predator Ridge is a standout.
Le Germain Charlevoix Hotel & Spa
From $330 Per Night
Location: Baie-Saint-Paul, Québec
A contemporary rural escape combining minimalist Nordic design, a thermal spa, and seasonal outdoor adventures.
Set between the St. Lawrence River and rolling mountains, Le Germain Charlevoix blends eco-conscious design with boutique hotel charm. Built on the site of a former farm, the property features timber, steel, and glass construction that pays tribute to its past while looking squarely toward clean-lined comfort.
The on-site spa includes thermal circuits, massage therapy, and panoramic outdoor soaking pools, with snow-dusted landscapes in winter and lush farmland views in summer. Rooms are spacious and curated — with natural textures, radiant floors, and large windows that pull in the light.
The hotel’s location is ideal for accessing Charlevoix’s hiking, cycling, and skiing options, while the town of Baie-Saint-Paul offers galleries, local food, and slow urban charm. Le Germain is perfect for those who want a well-designed launchpad for outdoor days — and the kind of spa hotel where everything feels intentional.
Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge
From $395 Per Night
Location: Jasper, Alberta
A historic lakeside lodge in Jasper National Park offering golf, wildlife, and an alpine wellness atmosphere.
Fairmont Jasper Park Lodge has earned its place as one of Canada’s most beloved mountain resorts — not just for its natural beauty, but for its quiet mastery of pacing. Guests stay in individual cabins and lodge suites scattered around Lac Beauvert, with the Canadian Rockies as a constant backdrop.
Its golf course is a standout: a Stanley Thompson–designed classic that’s both challenging and scenic, with elk often crossing the fairways. The on-site spa, heated pool, and lake access round out a balanced itinerary — mornings on the course, afternoons in canoes, evenings by the fire.
What defines the Jasper Park Lodge experience is its connection to place. Everything feels wrapped in the park’s quiet confidence. It’s not a flashy resort — it’s a thoughtfully preserved one. And for many, that’s far more memorable.
Taboo Muskoka Resort
From $340 Per Night
Location: Gravenhurst, Ontario
A modern lakeside golf resort combining Muskoka scenery with refined comfort and on-course focus.
Taboo Muskoka sits along the edge of Lake Muskoka, offering a modern and accessible gateway to Ontario’s most iconic cottage country. The resort’s championship golf course — ranked among the best in the province — features a mix of tree-lined fairways, rugged rock outcrops, and elevated tee shots that give players strong rhythm and challenge.
Rooms and suites at Taboo are clean-lined and bright, with views of the forest or lake, plus walkouts to balconies and patios. Dining at the Boathouse offers lakefront ambience without overcomplication, and there's a sandy beach, canoes, and plenty of open lawn space for post-round lounging.
Taboo’s vibe is Muskoka-grown comfort: enough style to feel upscale, with just the right amount of looseness to let you unwind properly. It’s ideal for weekend players, cottage-country veterans, and couples looking for somewhere to slow down without disconnecting completely.
Bear Mountain Resort
From $375 Per Night
Location: Langford, British Columbia
A two-course Vancouver Island resort with panoramic golf, full wellness services, and proximity to Victoria.
Bear Mountain Resort offers a full-service golf experience with two Jack Nicklaus–designed courses: the rugged Mountain Course and the more forgiving Valley Course. Located just 25 minutes from downtown Victoria, the resort blends easy access with high-caliber golf, strong practice facilities, and luxurious accommodations.
Rooms are spacious and built for recovery — some with kitchenettes, all with large balconies and fireplaces. The on-site spa offers full treatments, and guests have access to an athletic center, tennis courts, and hiking trails that connect to nearby Mount Finlayson.
Dining is upscale-casual and locally sourced, and the resort frequently hosts tournaments and training camps for pros and amateurs alike. Bear Mountain is ideal for players who want a full golf trip without needing to fly far — and for anyone who likes their rounds paired with coastal views and high-end finish.
Scenery That Competes With the Sport
Fairways in Canada are framed by lakes, forests, vineyards, and even ocean cliffs.
Built for Early Tee Times
Stay close to the green — most featured hotels are on-site or minutes from the course.
Post-Round Comforts
Spas, lounges, firepits, and calm rooms make these stays perfect after 18 holes.
Play All Season (Almost)
From Victoria’s early spring starts to Nova Scotia’s autumn rounds, Canada stretches the season longer than you’d expect.
Pair It With More
Golf and wine. Golf and fishing. Golf and spa. Canadian resorts let you build the weekend your way.
Serious Design Quality
Many courses at these hotels are signature builds by renowned architects — not just add-ons.
Why Book a Golf Hotel Through Juspur?
We don’t just list hotels near golf courses — we list hotels where golf shapes the entire experience. These are purpose-built stays with access, rhythm, and design all tuned to the game. No shuttles, no hassle. Just you, your clubs, and the course a few steps away.
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