Fabulous little bed and breakfast near Horseshoe Valley Ski Resort. I stayed here last year with…read moresome friends and we ended up having the whole house to ourselves because the other 2 rooms weren't booked that night. We shared the largest room, the Green Room, that has 1 double and 1 queen bed, plus a full en suite bathroom and went skiing the next morning. They have really nice gas fireplaces in every room to heat the house and a full kitchen and dining table for guest use. The owners live in another house on the other side of the drive-way, so it's very private, and you don't have to worry about disturbing them with a late-night meal, which is exactly what we had went we got there. It's like having all the conveniences of renting a house at a very reasonable rate for one room. The most unbelievable part of our stay was the breakfast we were served in the morning. I know 'breakfast' is in the name but I actually wasn't expecting anything. At other B&Bs I've stayed at in Europe I just expect toast, maybe a croissant and to be offered a boiled egg. What we got was a 3 course meal complete with fresh baked heart-shaped(!) muffins, home-made jam, fruit, pancakes, maple syrup, OJ, coffee, and so on. To say it was a nice pleasant surprise is an understatement! The meal totally blew me away. I wish I had warned Bill, the owner, that my partner and I are vegan. We had brought our own veggie breakfast goodies in anticipation of making our own but it all worked out nicely. We were able to have our goods on the side while our friends enjoyed their animal products. This is a lovely B&B and I would happily return. We really enjoyed our stay. We also took a look through their photo albums of weddings and other events that host in their barn. It looks like everyone who stays here loves it too. I imagine it's just as nice in the summer as it is winter.

I STRONGLY SUGGEST YOU DO NOT HOLD ANY EVENT AT LAZY DAYZ!!!…read moreMy family held a wedding there and we have never been treated so terribly before! The property manager Kate is the worst person in customer service ever! She picked fights with most of our guest and it was the on going talk for the entire event. Everyone was appalled with her behavior! She was rude and told us she had ever right to treat us this rudely because she was stressed. When the event was booked it was owned by other people who were wonderful and it is such a shame that they have sold the business to her. The barn and grounds are beautiful, but you can find another place just as beautiful where you won't be treated so horribly! I am still in shock with her attitude. I can not stress enough - STAY AWAY!!!

If I could give this place ten stars I would…read more This spa exists inside the rustic and quaint setting of the Stevenson Bnb and it couldn't be cuter. The owner did my services if massage, facial and mani pedi. She was so kind professional and clearly loved the work. She used an organic product line from Hungary that was just divine and smelled amazing. It was like four hours of heaven. The prices are so amazing. I will definitely be back!! Such a great spot for some RnR for a busy gal from the city. Thank you Harvest Spa!!

From the owner: The Stevenson Farms Historical Bed & Breakfast is a perfect backdrop for your next event or a cozy…read morenight away. Our charming country location and heritage property offer all the amenities you need for a relaxing getaway, including a luxurious spa. Looking for an elegant and classy event venue? We can seat up to 65 people for your next special event, party or wedding. We offer packages for couples and girls' weekends. For details on special offers at our property or spa, visit our website.

Craigleith Manor is modern, tranquil and inviting. Guy makes a fantastic breakfast and great dining…read morerecommendations. Bedding and bathroom amenities are first rate by any standard. This is the perfect place to unwind after enjoying what Collingwood has to offer year round. It's close to the Scandinave Spa as well as Blue Mountain Village and Downtown Collingwood. My hubby and I look forward to returning again and again.

I've stayed at Craigleith Manor a few times now, and can't say enough about it. This lovely home is…read morelike a serene boutique hotel. The house and grounds are beautifully kept, and everything is sparkling clean. Guy is an impeccable host, who is a wizard in the kitchen. The breakfasts are incredible! I highly recommend this B and B as your home away from home. I can't wait to go back!

I would give zero stars if I could. I had planned to have my wedding here in October. As the…read morepandemic started long before my wedding was planned I called and spoke to the owner, Danny, to change the date. In our contract it states we can do so as long as it is six months before the scheduled date. Danny told us we could not reschedule for 2021 because he was selling his farm, later on Facebook we saw a post advertising that people call to schedule for 2021 weddings. Danny told us If COVID prevented us from being allowed to have our wedding he would refund us some of our $4,000 deposit. As we thought, we were unable to have our wedding and Danny refused to pay back any of our deposit. Be very careful if you are planning to have your wedding or hold an event here.

This is one great getaway. Great quaint b&b with a very large farm - horses , peacock, hens et…read moreall..Danny was an amazing host who gave us all a horse ride.

"The Quintessential B&B"…read more We have been to several B&B's across Canada and there are certain common elements that are standard to the better ones, such as genial hosts, clean and comfortable accommodation and first-rate breakfasts. From the moment we arrived at the Robbins' Tuktawayin B&B there was a sense this establishment went well beyond the requisite elements. It starts from when you enter their secluded, tree-shaded property and continues as your eyes fixate on Elaine's lovingly tended garden. The calming effect these visual cues have on you cannot be overestimated. I liken it to benefiting from a Valium without actually having to take one. Elaine will modestly tell you that she really doesn't do much to affect this horticultural wonder but the Daisy Award bestowed on their property from the Town of Gravenhurst, with a marker at the driveways' entrance, indicates otherwise. The general sense of well-being is enhanced when you step into their lakeside cottage and see the expansive kitchen, living area and glassed-in front room with a panoramic view. The dining/breakfast room, which is also glassed-in, offers a fantastic view of Gull Lake. If you are fortunate enough to face it as you consume your meal it will surely add to the experience. The bedrooms may be modest in size but have incredibly comfortable beds and plenty of storage space. The nearly silent ceiling fans add a sense of nostalgia but also play an important functional purpose in air circulation, which along with the black out blinds contribute to a good nights' rest. In one area where this B&B really shines is that it offers lakeside accommodation at a fraction of the price of nearby hotels and resorts. So if your only aim is to while away the day on a dock and take refreshing dips in the lake, you can. Feeling more energetic? Ask to use the canoe or a paddle board. If pampering is more your style, they offer a powerboat tour of Gull Lake for a nominal fee. Your hosts both pitch in to produce superb breakfasts. And while some of the offerings may seem standard, the additional touches elevate them beyond the ordinary. For example, one morning we were served French toast, which was generous, garnished with wild, not cultivated, blueberries. As a tea drinker, I often bemoan the fact that we are treated as an afterthought. Not at the Robbins' where the majority of teas on offer were loose leaf and purchased from The Blue Willow Tea Shop in town. On the second morning, we were served a very hearty oatmeal, which was Elaine's own recipe consisting of several whole grains with numerous garnishes. As a fine accompaniment, a basket of freshly baked scones graced our table that was even more appealing with Dave's homemade blueberry jam. To top it off a bowl of refreshing fruit salad was a nice touch. The care that Elaine and Dave take is what adds such wonderful and critically important touch to their B&B: From their initial welcome, Dave actually waited for us in the driveway, having an abundance of information on local activities, events and shopping to accommodating our differing dietary needs. All was handled with a laid back but attentive approach of well-schooled hospitality veterans. One caveat is the numerous stairs up to the house from the driveway and down to the dock from the back. If you have mobility issues their establishment may present a challenge. Otherwise, if you enjoy a beautiful lakeside cottage without any of the work that comes with it, take a look at Robbins' Tuktawayin B&B, you won't be disappointed. Room Tip: Lakeview room has a more direct access to the dining/breakfast room & dock