If you like colossal buildings filled with thousands of people milling about with chaotic energy and loud voices, loud music being pumped in, overcrowded restaurants louder than nightclubs, and pools filled with screaming children... then this is your place. This was my first time staying at a super high-end hotel, and I cut my stay short. I was so hoping for quiet, sophisticated luxury with rooms with historical character that reflect the area, serene saltwater hot tubs and pools with aromatherapy and tranquil setting, comfortable, approachable dining areas and food that accommodates a variety of palates. I was unable to use any of the amenities as the decibel level was extreme and everywhere was over-run by people who don't have inside voices. I went back to the Moose Hotel and Suites, where I found the soft, relaxing atmosphere I was looking for. Fairmont has a lot to learn about luxury culture and creating a welcoming place for everyone and not just rampaging, selfish, discourteous tourists.