This is truly a place you WOULD never find in the rest of the country…read more The entire 40 room hotel is practically a big log cabin, woods theme. It's surrounded by a beautiful forest. They have your standard rooms and other rooms called "Loft" rooms for family's, which are two story rooms. The upstairs has another bed. Downstairs has two double beds. Some even have a kitchenette. The amenities are so great, that if you never left the hotel grounds you would have had an amazing time!!! They have a bowling alley, restaurant (not half bad), a golf course, volleyball, tennis court and a sauna. The best place to stay on this little island. A definite must!!! I love Drummond!

Rooms were ok . Staff at check in - bit confused. $17 per person resort fee should be rolled into…read morecheck in price. Breakfast that was included- kinda weak .

This is a very very cool place. One thing to consider here is the place is older, and upkeep is…read moreprobably becoming a challenge for them. We stayed in a really cool room: massive vaulted ceiling with logs on top. Multiple beds, including a loft bed. However, the beds are a bit firm and older... They did the trick for a quick stay. No complaints. I will also say: We stayed when the majority of the place was booked by a wedding party, who were... let's say, slightly antsy and angry. One gentleman decided the best way to start his day was to bark at us because he didn't like where one of our group parked. We loved the grounds. The dock out back has some of the best small mouth bass fishing we've experienced is decades. We pulled a 4 lb lunker off the lake (catch and release). All the cabins looks like they might be in better shape than the actual lodge, but we didn't see inside them. I'm just saying keep your mind open. It's a cool place and worthy of your stay.

We have been coming to Drummond Island fishing for years and have stayed at various places. Lake…read moreView is by far our absolute favorite place to stay. Owners Steve and Karen are warm and accommodating. The cabins are clean and kitchens equipped. Easy access for putting your boat in and out with their ramp. There is dock space for a week or over night stay. I've taken many sunrise and sunset pictures from the dock area and enjoy the view from the cabin. The location is convenient for grocery shopping, buying bait and the other stores on the Island.

Decent little cabin. There are small white houses, and two larger yellow houses. There's no beach…read more There's a marsh grass filled section of the bay out back which is pretty enough. But you can't see a sunrise or sunset. But still, it's nice to look out at. There's a boat dock for tiny two people fishing boats. There's no swimming. No pool. No beach access. The cabins smell so bring Febreeze. They have dishes and items you can use. Bring ice. They provide clean, comfortable beds and linens, towels, etc. You may need bug spray to get rid of ants. There's a picnic table and a grill. The owners are really nice. It's a good location along that bay, next to almost every other resort/cabin/motel like place. It is CASH only for the rental which is due upon checking in. Phone signal is spotty. Upgrade your cell service so that you are not charged for roaming-turn off roaming. Get unlimited text. The phone company will think you are in Canada. On the far east side, there's no signal. About $85 for a small cabin.

Great up north golf course. A 1 mile golf cart ride to get to 1st. Hole . Long challenging course…read more Decent shape . Cart girl arrives often

I came here to play golf, but unfortunately, this turned into a very disappointing experience…read more On the first nine, I became extremely sick after starting my round. The golf cart I was given was producing a very strong exhaust/gas smell and fumes, and I strongly suspect that contributed to how sick I became. I have worked at and managed golf courses and clubs in the past, so I understand that carts can have mechanical issues, and when something clearly isn't right, it should be taken seriously. When I initially checked in at the pro shop, the woman working there told me she would be leaving shortly after I started and that there would not be another staff member available. I ended up cutting my round short and didn't play the back nine--I essentially just drove through. I came back the following week to discuss what happened. I was told that they do not offer refunds. A few days later, I spoke with the golf pro, but unfortunately, I found him very dismissive. His response was essentially, "I don't know what you want.. I have complaints of loose bolts and tires and linkages, but I've never had exhaust issues or complaints." I explained that I wasn't looking for a rain check because, after that experience, I had no desire to come back and finish the round. I then asked to speak with the resort manager, who eventually called me. I explained the entire situation, and again, I was told that they do not provide refunds. He asked if I was still on the island and whether I would want to come back and play the rest of the round. I explained that I did not because it was simply not a good experience and I had gotten sick. What really bothered me was that the conversation then shifted toward questioning whether I had gotten sick from something I had eaten or drank. I was told that the carts are driven every day and that nobody has ever had an issue like this. The manager even suggested that food poisoning could take several hours to set in and asked what I had eaten. I explained that I don't drink while golfing and that earlier that day, I had only eaten a banana and had a bottle of water. Despite that, the conversation continued to focus on the possibility that the problem was something I had consumed rather than acknowledging that there could have been an issue with the cart. I wasn't necessarily looking for a refund. I mainly wanted the resort to understand how I felt I was treated and to take the situation seriously. Instead, I left feeling like the responsibility was being placed back on me. There were other issues as well. The pro shop had a very unpleasant smell, and I waited close to 20 minutes for someone to come and get me checked in and started on my round. I was also told that they would give me a discount because of the wait. I told them they didn't have to, but I appreciated the gesture. I was never actually given a discount. Coming from someone who has worked in and managed golf courses and resorts, I'm honestly shocked by how this situation was handled. Things happen--carts can have mechanical problems, customers can have bad experiences--but what matters is how you respond and take care of the customer afterward. Unfortunately, based on this experience, I won't be returning. I'm very disappointed with how the situation was handled and with the overall level of customer service and professionalism I experienced.

This hotel is well operated, the rooms, hallways and office are all extremely clean. The outside…read moregrounds are well maintained. You couldn't ask for a nicer owner and staff to deal with, very accommodating and friendly.

This hotel was absolutely spotless and so charming. You could tell they take great pride in…read moreoffering a clean space for their guests. We'll be back next year!

Amazing place and great people. On the water with everything you need. This place has a guide…read moreservice available and it's a one stop shop.

We had another great stay at Wa-Wen Resort. The new docks and each spot having electric was…read moreawesome. We also really appreciated the improved Wi-Fi. Affordable and super family and pet friendly. Will be back for sure.

We stayed at an H & H Cabin. We mostly used it to sleep, but often got back to our cabin around 6…read moreor 7pm. The "rustic log cabin" they convey is just a pretty dirty place. We didn't expect much, but the views were nice. The furniture is dusty and we avoided sitting in it. The "full" size beds were comfortable enough and didn't smell, but were very small. My wife and I had to sleep in separate beds. There were also no power outlets anywhere but in the kitchen/dining area so I had trouble with my CPAP machine and needed to do some maneuvering to make it work. Not a deal breaker but it made it difficult. We didn't bother using the kitchen as we weren't sure anything would be clean enough from previous renters. We had brought our own propane camp stove and cooked on that. This also helped us with cleanup though as no dishes needed to be cleaned. The public shower (only one), at least for the men, was very rudimentary and the hot and cold water knobs are reversed. If you camp here, bring shower shoes. The men's side does not lock and when you open the main door, the breeze opens the men's side door which could be awkward with small children or women. My wife mentioned that the women's side had a lock. This place boasts Free WiFi, but you cannot get WiFi in or around the cabins. We had to drive and sit outside the main office in our vehicle to get any access at the beginning and end of each day and the speed was very slow. But we understood that as it's a remote island. The Cafe, which we hoped to use a great deal, was closed the entire time we visited, but we assume this is due to staffing shortages so we didn't fault Yacht Haven for this. It's unfortunate that it's happening everywhere. There are plenty of spots on the island to get a nice cup of coffee and some quick breakfast. The staff were kind as well. The cleaning lady was pleasant and the office staff answered all of my island based questions. All of the negative things can be fixed with some small attention, so I'm still giving this place a solid 3 stars, since we just used it to lay our heads after several long days of off-roading. A bit better cleaning, some quick plumbing work, and electrical updates, a men's shower room lock and some WiFi boosters would make it 4 stars if not more.

Excellent staff, service, and prices for pontoon pontoon rentals. Best way to enjoy Drummond…read moreincludes a day on the water. We will definitely be getting a boat here on our next trip.