Overall we still give it a 4 which is just about tops for us.

Price: Pretty steep, all in CAD 310 a night in June (just before the prices REALLY go up in July). This is for a "Pyramid" king room (not the cheapest). This takes account of a 20% discount off the base rate for Alberta residents. As we said last November, price is right up there with the Jasper Park Lodge "but" they are now almost in the same league as the JPL.

Location: It's up the hill from town, about a 5 km drive. We picked it to be able to go for walks right out the door of our accommodation. There are a couple of pleasant 1/2 hour walks out the door, up and down the lake. More adventuresome trails begin behind the property on the Pyramid Bench trail network.

Maybe a little too adventuresome! One morning during breakfast a nice big grizzly wandered quite nonchalantly through the lower parking lot and the boat house. Parks Canada wardens, who quickly responded to the call from the hotel , said "oh yeah, he's well known to us, never hurt anybody." Still, word to the wise: take bear spray!

Reservations: we used a mix of their web page and phone call. No issue with the reservation.
Check-out was "contactless" due to COVID.

Pyramid Lake Resort is a big rambling property with about a dozen accommodation buildings up and down a significant hill. Anyone with mobility problems should check when choosing a room.

The Room: #23, a "Pyramid Room" (slightly larger and better view than the cheaper "Cavell Room").
Spacious enough for two, for a 3 day stay with a card table deployed.
Comfortable (king) bed.
The room of course was spotless when we arrived (extra COVID cleaning) BUT of course no daily cleaning although you can request it.
Hooray for the laptop / charger power and USB outlets on the desk and bedside table lamps.
Hooray for decent lighting in the room.
The bar fridge is pretty small. (web page leads you to believe you get a larger fridge with the larger room) That said it is quiet. No freezer.
No kitchenette in the Pyramid rooms. If you want a "real" sink you will have to book one of the suite-type rooms.
Bathroom looked brand new or recently reno'd. All fixtures worked and good on them for installing a low flush toilet.
Noise: there is some sound bleed from the adjoining room. Fortunately our neighbours were quiet. There is the inevitable plumbing noise too although not as loud as it could have been.

Service ...
They were right there with a replacement "Keurig" coffee maker wen we found ours was plugged.
No housekeeping service due to COVID (was available on request, we didn't). Front desk staff, in the limited contact we had with them, were prompt, courteous and effective.
Restaurant service for breakfast was good (no that's not taking the bear into account).

Amenities ...
Internet: as noted in most reviews it is SLOW (satellite). It served us well enough though.
Coffee maker thankfully was stocked with decaf. See above, was plugged but quickly replaced.
TV (big) has a good array of channels, our familiar ones from Edmonton.
Hot tub --- yes they have one, it is small, located down by the office. I would be COVID comfortable with no more than 2 people in it. Didn't have any problem booking a time slot.

Special diet - yes they had decent gluten free toast for breakfast.

Room Tips: see the map of the property.
Rooms #19-22 and 27-30 are lower floor in the buildings at the front of the property. Rooms #23-26 and 31-34 are the upper floor. There is easier access to the upper floor. The parking lot is level with those rooms via fly-over bridges. Our room #23 was better than #24 (last stay), on the end with neighbours on one side only, and windows on two sides.