Search Hotels with Swimming Pool in Northwestern Ontario

"Good parking "

"We had a connecting door and we could hear everything in the next room. They had a little kid who had a nightmare and it was like they were in our room. It was fine for us but if you need quiet ask for a room that does not connect"

"Clean rooms and good continental breakfast. Good coffee."

"The staff were very friendly and approachable. The room was clean, the window coverings just a little stained but seemed clean. Only problem I found was the room was a long distance from the front door and all other exit doors were only for emergency use. Would be good if I could parked closer to the room and use an alternative door to make it less of a walk to the room with my mobility issues. "

"Enjoyed my stay, rooms clean, and quiet"

"The staff were super friendly and accommodating. Yesterday's restaurant, the food is amazing."

"Very old, dirty. I would never stay there again! My two kids and I had no choice to stay there or else I would have changed hotels. We didn’t feel safe at all, needles all over the building. Drunks in the parking lot, we even found random drunks in the hallway downstairs by the pool. The smell of ammonia and mold literally made me sick. There was no heat in the room, no light bulbs in the lamps, the tv didn’t work, it was just horrible. The building needs an upgrade. The pool needs a cleaning and is unsafe for children. I wish I didn’t spend $180 a night to stay there with my two little kids for 3 nights. Breakfast was about the only thing that was good and that’s because we got a ticket to go to the detached restaurant. Never again!"

"Hotel very outdated, friendly staff, dirty hallways, our room was clean and comfortable, very dirty outside hotel, lots of parking Way over priced "

"Booked this on expedia paying more than others to get a view, include breakfast and available restaurant. On arrival we were advised the the restaurant was being renovated and is closed, and no breakfast. The room had a view ofthe street, not the lake."