We stayed here overnight this past weekend with my fiance, his brother, and his brother's…read moregirlfriend and really enjoyed our stay. We were speaking with the owner's brother, Michael, and he let us know they had only been open for 8 weeks. Felt safe in the house and we ended up having the place to ourselves for the most part as the other peeps also staying at the same time went into town for most of the evening that we stayed. House was spotless and very nicely furnished. Bed was super comfy. One thing to note : everywhere nearby we called did not deliver food to the inn (even the local courrier/delivery place) so if you are having a few drinks, be sure to plan accordingly. We ended up going to a pizza place in town (see next review) before we got too into the "sauce" LOL. Breakfast was really amazing and the highlight of our stay. All of us agreed it was one of the best French toast dishes we ever had - super crunchy on the outside yet amazingly fluffy on the inside - YUM! Michael is actually a chef in Collingwood and you could tell from the care and execution of the dishes. I do think they need to possibly reconsider the bathroom situation (ie add another one if possible) as there was only one shared option on the upper level. Just made it a bit awkward trying to shower in the morning as there were probably at least 8 people trying to get in there. Also, one small note - there was no where to hang the wet towels after being used. Perhaps just adding a rack behind the room doors would suffice! All in all, I would definitely stay here again!

My husband and I just finished a 3-day stay at the Irish Mountain Bed & Breakfast and it was…read moreabsolutely wonderful! Our hosts, Roberta and John, clearly were very thoughtful about the set-up and the little touches everywhere - roses on the breakfast tables, little treats at arrival and departure, etc. The breakfast meals were quite delicious as well. The suite was spacious and impeccably clean and the view was breathtaking. A great place for de-stressing and quiet time.

This place is beautiful, but they have a big issue with insects. We constantly had them in our…read moreroom, probably because of the gap to the outside around the air conditioner. We killed several earwigs, ants, spiders, and moths in our room during our stay. There were a lot of cobwebs too. Worse still, they had a major red ant infestation in the breakfast room. When we pointed it out, the owner said we must be city people (we're not) and acted like it was no big deal. We weren't the only ones to complain about this. The owner teased us about not liking ants for the rest of our stay, so I didn't bother to mention the slugs I found on my fruit. Yes, there are bugs in the country, but that doesn't mean I want them in my room or on my food.

Not there yet! We…read moreconsidered holding off reviewing this recent arrival to the Georgian Bay accommodation pantheon, given that much of its intended offering is not yet built. But because it is already marketing itself as a luxury experience, and to our mind charging as such, we feel the property is fair game to be reviewed "as is". And as it is at the moment, The Dorchester is, in fact, a glorified rooming house, given that it only offers bedrooms - no restaurant, no bar, no room service, no concierge, no minibar, and no reception or housekeeping after about 5PM. All you get for your money is your bedroom and free parking. In the morning, for breakfast, you need to hunt down one of Collingwood's rare-as-hens-teeth diners that open before 9AM (i.e. McDonalds). In the evening, in the immediate vicinity, there are scarce watering holes for a pre-dinner drink (except for one that seems bizarrely to only offer varieties of Caesars). Given that you only get a bedroom here, we can happily report that our King room was mostly excellent. Nice bed, superb bathroom, quiet, a cozy armchair. From a strictly personal standpoint, we do wish however, that guests could opt for sheets & blankets rather than the duvet provided, but such option is not available. Conversations with staff (during the hours that there WAS staff) revealed that a combination of water/plumbing and city permit issues have delayed construction on what is envisaged to be a bar, a restaurant, and a conference/meeting facility. We can only hope that all that happens, and soon. A rumour we heard is that the wonderful Tremont Cafe might somehow be part of the dining solution. Having just eaten there, we have our fingers crossed that this proves to be true. We would return just for that. But until this luxury-level rooming house becomes a fully fledged hotel, we will likely not return. We'd be interested in hearing whether other guests feel the same as us about their experience at The Dorchester.

Great location , helpful and friendly staff. Room was spacious and clean while the bed was…read morecomfortable.

I've stayed here a handful of occasions while in town for work. It's a well-run and well-organized…read morehotel. Service is prompt and LOCATION: Extremely convenient and surrounded by a number of stores. There's a Home Depot, Dollar Tree, 24-hour Tim Horton's and a 24-hour Metro encircling the building. Across the street is an A&W, Staples, small ski shop, Cineplex Odeon and a Chinese buffet. It's doesn't get better than that! BREAKFAST: There's a small selection of bagels, fruit and cereal and milk. What I enjoy the most is using the waffle machine - depending on the day, it can be plain, strawberry-flavoured or blueberry-flavoured - for breakfast; unfortunately, there's no maple syrup, just corn syrup. While the basics are provided, I wish that the hotel made a better effort to be more environmentally-friendly; paper plates are available but metal utensils and mugs would be better than disposables and Styrofoam. Both the Toronto Star and the local newspaper are available free of charge. PROS: A small pool and hot tub is located on the main floor. No charge for temporary storage. Clean, comfortable rooms that are very clean. CONS: The business room is small enough for one-person and is literally the size of a closet. There is no lounge area if you need to study; the breakfast area is off limits in the evenings. I'd definitely stay at Day's Inn again the next time I am in town. 4.5/5 stars

Absolutely stunning property complete with a beautiful pond. The house is very clean and the room…read morewas cozy! We especially enjoyed using the billiards table in the basement which is a quintessential "mancave". The breakfast was unbelievably delicious...I cant stress enough how amazing the food is. The pancakes were fluffy, eggs Benedict was perfect, and the French toast melted like butter. The variety of jams and fresh warm pastry were wonderful touches. The owners are very nice and make staying there a comfortable experience. Definitely recommend and definitely want to go back.

Phone and bargain for room rates. Conveniently located near supermarkets and fast food (…read moremacdonalds, Harveys, kelseys, subway incl beer store and lcbo) Place very clean, though this family run business needs to smile more. Do not deal with the husband!!!

After 10 minutes already a 5-star experience!!! The most warming welcoming hosts Sestina and Mario!…read moreA serene backyard with pool and waterfall, immaculately clean rooms, pet friendly! So grateful we found Casa Wasaga and looking forward to our week ahead.

Was visiting one motel down the street for the long weekend and couldn't be accommodated so we…read morefound ourselves at this delightful little retreat. Although long weekend made for prices to go up, I still would've rather preferred staying here than the other we had done so the last 3 times. This definitely brings light to the fact that you get what you pay for. Can't complain for anything as it was clean, had the basic essentials and a quaint balcony to look towards the sunset at the beach. They even have complementary free coffee in the office for those checking out or waking up early in the morning.