Rooms are small and very outdated however customer service was great. Small town hotel with small…read moretown charm. I did find the rates a little high for what is provided but with limited competition ir makes sense.

It's clean and rooms plenty spacious. Good value for the price. Parking is woefully limited so…read moreyou might be disappointed in your options if hotel is full that night. Breakfast available only. Staff is friendly and helpful. It's close my facility and I like Simcoe so it's my preferred place - they are renovating and it gets nicer all the time - parking is really the only negative - I like everything else about it.

We were on a little trip and decided to stay at the Brant Hill in. The lady in the hotel was not…read morevery helpful and doesn't answer her phone when you need her and there is no other staff you can reach out to. Most of the rooms were very nice however none of the pullout couches have bedding leaving me to sleep on the floor, they should not be advertising that some rooms can sleep 4. Even jf you tried to sleep on the pullout couch you would collapse in to a V shape. My roommate enjoyed a bed however they complained about the bedsheets not being very comfortable and "Cheap". In 1 room the hair dryer started blowing sparkThere were a few other issues with the room like the bathroom door not closing fully but that wasn't a big deal. They have a good location and is a 15 minute walk to the beach but the building definitely needs some love and repairs.

We were excited to visit their Sunday morning buffet for Mother's Day brunch. The trip wasn't a…read moretotal waste because we had some laughs over the experience, but we won't be visiting again. There was no buffet. The pinned post advertising it was from April and they've since stopped serving buffet style. Nonetheless, we decided to order from their regular breakfast menu. The "home fries" were literally tatertots that had been baked. My Mediterranean omelet was advertised to have tomatoes, but they were nowhere to be found. We had to ask for ketchup, and it was brought in a cute, teeny tiny container. When my mom asked for some for her own omelet the server responded with "Can't you just share?" And then said something about not having much left. The mimosa was flat. They said they had about "three left" and urged us to order quickly before they were gone. They gave us some cute little orange slices with breakfast, which was a nice touch, and a carnation for Mother's Day, which was really lovely. My sister enjoyed her French toast. The decor was dated. The table they directed us to had some egg on it from the last guests. They were lovely ladies and the coffee was good, but we won't be visiting again. There are a lot of awesome places to get breakfast in Dover.

darn I just saw a pic of the blueberry pie - did not get to try that…read more Went for a wine tasting .... was ok. Did not get any wine. It was interesting we also went for a meal and got a flight to taste - She seemed to pour each glass separately to taste after we finished the previous - (so no actual "flight" at all). What made it odd to begin with was that she gave me the glass of wine to taste while I was busy playing a bean-bag game they had there - which made playing the game difficult and tasting it difficult. Then when we sat down, she poured the next tasting ..... INTO THE SAME GLASS. Okay. That mixes you know but fine, save washing dishes... And what made it more odder was that each consecutive glass she poured was less and less. The last glass was literally laughable. As if someone left that behind when they were finished with their wine- thats how much she poured. I should have said something but I was a bit in shock. The couple near us had a real flight - On a wood board and full glasses but they had the cider so maybe that is why they had more. The taste of the wine was not to my liking and my bf felt the same. So why the 4 stars and why would I go back? great scenery and porch overlooking the field friendly staff - though the service was a bit odd. I would give them another chance with the wine and cider if I was in the area.... But what took them to a 4 was that they served not just the usual wine and cheese tasting but a meal. A DEEEELICOUS MEAL I definitely would be back for their 5 star pizza!!!Wholly molly! Perfect, from a stone oven, crust was amazing even if I think it was a whole wheat type but chewy and crunchy at the same time, thin crust yet filling. Toppings were simple yet went well together and just the right amount of sauce and cheese. I am not sure if it was because we were hungry, but man, their pizza is amaze! And we make our own pizza from scratch so we are pretty darn picky about our pizza ! If you are wine tasting in the area ........ GO FOR THE PIZZA!

Beautiful property. Did wine and cheese tasting on the patio. It was 15 dollars for 3 wines and…read morecheeses. Wine was good. They had a lot of great jams.

The view from the outdoor seating was absolutely STUNNING! The drink and wine menu were well…read moreappointed and the pricing was good. The prosciutto and pear pizza was delicious, and the bleu cheese wasn't too overpowering. The kids chicken and fries was a perfect size and tasty. The only reason I didn't give all 5 stars was their Appetizer menu - it was seriously lacking (bread and butter, ribs, & charcuterie - were the only options). It would have been nice to have been able to order some nice shareables for the table with drinks while taking in the view rather than having to order pizzas or large dinner portions.

Left disappointed. Our first visit to the restaurant at Oxford Hills golf course And what a…read morebeautiful facility. $20 pizza was a delicious blend of flavours however the $44 ribeye tasted like a salt lick. This 8oz steak did not come with potatoes or vegetables and therefore when you're eating dinner at 8:45pm and paying that price you eat it no matter how bad it is. The waitress took our concerns to the kitchen who passed it off as an oddly salty piece of meat - there was prosciutto on my pizza and it wasn't any where close to as salty as the ribeye. At no point did the manager come to the table to express his concern. Unfortunately we will not recommend this restaurant to friends or family and will not come back.

Unbelievable lack of empathy during a medical emergency!…read more I had a fully prepaid booking at The POINT Resort for Aug 31. Two days before arrival, I ended up in emergency surgery for acute appendicitis. Obviously, I couldn't travel. I contacted them right away, explained what happened, and offered to send over my hospital discharge papers. Tom from their team just sent back a generic copy-paste reply saying "sorry, 6-day policy." No option to reschedule, no credit for a future stay, not even a partial refund - just a cold refusal. I get that policies exist, but this wasn't a change of mind, it was a sudden hospital admission. We didn't use any of their services, yet they kept every single penny. It's deeply disappointing to see a resort care so little about its guests when something unexpected happens. Proceed with caution if you book here - if life happens, they won't care.

Pretty good camp site but the rules are not enforced which means you can expect partying well…read morebeyond the "quiet hour" making it difficult to sleep.

I would give this place a 3.5 stars if I had the choice, and it would be the first time I can say…read morethat this high a rating is for the shower! Really, it's a motel, right? But when you do a drive by, you see the Kelsey's restaurant sign right in front. That is most definitely deceiving, because that restaurant is closed. The interior of it has been gutted to make way for the hotel lobby. So, why is the restaurant sign still out front? In the door is a small paper sign tacked on the window, indicating that they are open. For heaven's sake, get that Kelsey's sign down, put the hotel chain name up thare and blare the lights that it's ALL hotel/motel, why don't you?! Worse than that, it was definitely not obvious that that was the entrance to the hotel, so I tried a door that had a sign above it indicating that it was the Entrance. However, it was locked. A boy opened the door for me, and I wandered all through the hotel, main floor and 2nd floor, before realizing where the lobby was. Definitely confusing! Ok, so we finally got in. They charged $150.00 a night through one of those internet discount hotel finders. That price IMHO was high. The rooms were big enough - we had 2 queen beds, a desk, TV, free wifi, and a pool. I believe the reason they get away with the price is because they are the only hotel of only 4 in Simcoe that offers a pool. They also have a hot tub. There weren't enough chairs around the pool. Meanwhile, they've been doing a lot of construction here; the floors have really neat designs in the tiles, and parts of the hallways are carpeted. A section near the lobby was blocked off because they were stil working on the tiles. There was no furniture in the lobby, no plants - and I believe this is because of the construction they've been doing. The bathroom is teeny-tiny, again with that setup that I'm not fond of: toilet and tub in this tiny space divided from the sink by the door. The sink is just outside the toilet and tub area. But it's the tub/shower combination that was really awesome in this setup!! Although it does not have jets, the tub was a Jaccuzzi!! And the showerhead was big and wide, and the curtain curved out in the centre so that you didn't feel squashed as so often is the case. And the tub drained well. I'd have to say that the shower was 5-stars!!! Amazing! The hotel does offer a continental breakfast which was fairly standard, with hard boiled eggs, bagels, toast, jam and PB, juices and coffee. Sufficient to fill. Edited to add one bit I forgot to add: when I checked out, the clerk asked how our stay was, and I told her the pillows were too soft (there were no other choices but these mushy things). I was rewarded with the strangest expression on the woman's face: she plastered a fake smile on her face and responded, "That's funny! We usually get compliments on our pillows!" Why on earth bother asking for feedback if it's thrown in my face! Never mind... it's not like I'm in a hurry to go back :-( Our stay was comfortable enough, but IMHO I thought it was a bit pricy for what we got. Maybe it'll be better once the construction is done?

This is a private botanical garden with amazing features, unique conifers, peonies in season, a…read morebeautiful lake. Well designed. One can imagine how much work this is for a private garden. They do an amazing job. One can spend a wonderful few hours there. And the owner is incredibly knowlegable!

I lived in Norfolk County for most of my life and I didn't know this place exists. I came here with…read moremy nephews just to check it out. It has a variety of flowers, plants, trees, and birds. I highly suggest putting bug spray on as it is swarmed with mosquitos. I would suggest coming here in the spring and summer just to see a variety of flowers blooming.

Great driver. We were in the area for work and my colleague sprained her ankle and could not walk…read moreback to our hotel. On time and helpful; knew exactly where we needed to be picked up and go to without needing addresses or GPS and waited at the pharmacy for us while we got first aid supplies. Really kind driver answered all of our questions about Simcoe and the surrounding area, and was very polite even though we were only travelling a short distance and weren't a big fare.