Do not eat here. We have a cottage on the lake and always want to support local businesses…read morehowever - waited almost an hour for our food. Fish was over cooked, veggies were clearly frozen and barely warm. This is consistently a problem here and the bill still almost $200 bucks. If you're going to charge Toronto prices, you better deliver on service and food quality. Super disappointing. 0 out of 10

Paid for a 3 night non-refundable stay (Friday-Sunday night). Due to some confusion, I didn't…read morerealize that I already had this booked, so I ended up booking Friday and Saturday night at a different hotel. Called Sunday morning, was told that since I did not show up, the reservation was cancelled (understandable). Asked if I could stay Sunday night in the same room category without having to pay for a new reservation (mind you that I had already paid once to stay Sunday night). Front desk manager informed my travel agent that the only way I could stay is to pay for another night. I run my own short-term rental business, so I understand that I shouldn't get a refund, even if someone else booked those same nights in my place. What I don't understand is if the room was still available (I wasn't asking for an upgrade or refund), and I already paid for the reservation, why I would have to pay even more to finish my stay. I would never dream of not giving my guests (who have done similar things) the option to stay when the room is still available. I legally have no recourse except to leave them a negative review for poor customer service.

Beautiful family friendly getaway!! It's the whole package when you come here. Beautiful views from…read moreany cottage you stay in. All equipped with AC, are kept very clean and maintained. By the water you have access to activities such as kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding, stand up paddle boarding, water trampoline, water diving apparatus and jet ski rentals. There is a Sandy beach, a pool and a hot tub. For kids, there are structured activities for different ages. I saw kids working in teams to complete a scavenger hunt. They also have a park, games room, toddler room and karaoke on Friday's. If you want drinks during the day you can BYOB or there is a cash bar by the pool. Also it's up to you to bring snacks of you need something in between meals. In case, they sell chips and ice crwam at the reception desk if you are desperate! My Favourite so far....was dinner time!!! After fun in the sun it was nice to sit down for a nice dinner. We got a basket of mixes bread at oi4 table as we sat down with a large pitcher of water. I tried the chicken cordon blue because it's not something I usually would order. It was so tender and the cheese oozed out when I was cutting it. It came with red potatoes and fresh vegetables. To top it off I got a butterscotch sundae... so on point!!! Looking forward to trying out the lunch and breakfast.

I really loved this lodge. It was such a beautiful place to be at and the view was just stunning…read more This review is about the food. I appreciated that my misconceptions of this place looking older and what, not were wrong. The dinners were amazing, the food was soo unique and really tasty. I got to meet the sous chef who was in Europe for some time who came to assist the main chef at the lodge. It seemed that they worked together to make a little of both of their tastes work, and it worked well. I had Venison for the first time, the lamb was to die for, the chicken as well, their meat was tender. It just seemed so fresh for a lodge, I was impressed. The french fries are sooo good. I dont even eat much carbs but every lunch I ordered a side. Lunch is not bad, but I dont think its anything worth raving about. Breakfast is harty and always have fresh fruit, eggs, yummy bacon and juices. The last night we were there they did a bbq, we really appreciated that they did that for us.

After nearly 5 years we returned for our anniversary to find that not only has not much changed, in…read morefact, the services at the Marriott have been in decline. Everywhere that I go I have to clean my own chair and seats. This was a sign. First, everything is overpriced. If paying $700 per night wasn't enough, nearly every item on the resort is expensive in a way that does not map to its proportions. $18 for 3 oysters doesn't align with MP, $30 per child to jump on an inflatable raft on the lake, $150/hr jet ski rentals are just the tipping point. Look, I understand that the resort is for people who are privileged and certainly we are one of those people, but that doesn't mean I want to be raked over the coals for every little thing on the Resort. There was a time when everything was included, call me old fashioned, but what's included here? The service and attention to detail is greatly lacking and some staff informed us that it was their first day on the job. It was like pulling teeth to get information out of the front desk. Those failures of the staff are a direct result of poor leadership, and I think the lack of leadership is showing throughout the business as a whole. The spa was underwhelming as well, the two massage chairs (that are not cleaned between uses) and the Amazon 'reflexology' foot massage machine (which only does the right foot), accompanied by an oxygen concentrator that requires you to put on nasal cannula to inhale through some colored liquids for "relaxation" did not give me 5 Star vibes. I did however like the 18+ pool provided by the spa (despite the weeds growing up through the hardscaping), but do I think the whole thing is worth $100 day pass....I do not. The Avalanche Cold shower is to a cold plunge as a tomahawk is to a vegan hamburger, one is playing at being like the other but fails in all the ways that matter. We ate at the Chophouse, which was not bad, I recommend the short rib as it's been braised well. I had the lobster Thermidor as I am picky about steaks and how they are cooked. The lobster was underwhelming and was more of a canner than a mature east coast lobster. The spinach they served with it was overly bitter and should be dropped for the menu, it's not a 5 star vegetable. Use the lobster claws and shells to create a stock and use that to do a nice risotto with the Thermidor. I'm being overly picky but here is my last gripe. If you bring cutlery to a table, don't bring it in hand, use a plate with a napkin on it or a tray. Use oyster forks and small spoons where necessary. Do more. If you're charging $250 for a 50 ounce tomahawk. The service had to match those prices. If not, you cheapen the whole experience Marriott. 3 stars for the lake view.

Recently stayed here for a few days. Beautiful views and nice resort…read more Pros: - Food was quite good - Staff were welcoming and pretty friendly for the majority. - Outdoor whirlpool was really good / strong pressure and hot temps - Rooms are spacious and cleaning staff are helpful. Example: Will lay out your toiletries neatly on a towel in the bathroom lol - They have Kayak/ Canoe/ Paddle - I enjoyed kayaking around a little island in a group. They go fast though, so be prepared to go at it like an exercise session. It's not leisurely lol Cons: - Staying in the 2nd building is a bit of a trek if you need to go to the main building a lot. Unless l you rather be closer to the water and the Deck. They have golf carts to take you up to main building too but I think it's a bit of a wait sometimes? - Drinks were not great. Sodas are flat, cocktails are not that good and wines are $30 for a half glass. Beers are okay. - Never got a welcome cocktail but when I was leaving I just asked if I could have one and was asked a lot of questions for some reason so I just gave up. lol Overall, I would recommend as scenery is quite nice but there are a few spots they could improve on considering they are charging quite a lot per night during high season.

Beautiful views from most holes at this course. I did not golf, just rode the cart so I cannot…read moreattest to the quality of the course. However those that I was with really enjoyed it.

If you're looking to treat yourself and get away to enjoy the best of Ontario, look no further than…read moreCobble Beach Inn. Nestled on the banks of Georgian Bay a few minutes from Owen Sound, you will find at the centre of the beautifully landscaped grounds, a breathtakingly warm and rustic getaway you wish could be your everyday home. We stayed in the Sutton room which features a stunning view of the water in every single room. The sitting room is separate from the bedroom and is easily the wow factor in the entire space. The ceiling is sky high and the perfect setting for reading and relaxing. Staff is welcoming and makes your comfort a priority. We felt comfortable the second we entered the inn. The included breakfast, hot tub and steam room were all great bonuses but ultimately the memory of curling up with my gf in robes while the picture perfect landscape of Georgian Bay filled our windows will keep us coming back to Cobble Beach Inn!

When we called to ask questions about availability and breakfast the man who answered was very…read morerude. He was not friendly and became immediately irritated when he misunderstood my question. Then yelled, "WHAT ARE YOU LOOKING FOR??" Like I was stupid. Then when I said I'd call back so I could discuss it with my husband he just hung up the phone. It's much cheaper than some of the other options but we decided to pay more to stay elsewhere because of this.

This is the best inn in the area. The rooms were clean and staff were very friendly. They even have…read morea level 2 charger for electric cars. I woukd highly recommend this place.

This was the only hotel available for the night we needed to stay in Parry Sound. The general…read moreappearance of this hotel is dingy, dirty and not well maintained. The rooms were also dirty with mold on the walls in the bathroom. Exposed electrical wires were hanging from the ceiling in our room. Hotel security was non-existent as the rear entrance to the hotel did not have a functioning lock. The 'free breakfast' consisted of a loaf of bread and a bag of grocery store bagels, and half eaten jars of peanut butter and jam, along with a few small containers of yogurt in a small fridge. When we mentioned where we were staying to our waitress at a local pub, she cringed. Avoid this hotel if at all possible, staying there should be a choice of last resort.

My partner booked the hotel apparently without reading any reviews or anything.It was run down and…read morein disrepair with moldy bathrooms and the "continental breakfast"was over at 9:30 so they gave us a carton of orange juice and a container of milk for our toasted bagels and peanut butter that they let us have and ate it in our room.I will say the beds were clean (I think ) and we got a decent nights sleep. The pool was there too. Not enough chlorine in it to kill the moldy smell so we opted for a refreshing moldy shower. If theres nothing left to stay at and all you need to do is sleep and leave you'll do fine.

We drove by our beloved Brunswick today, and saw that the new owners had sodomized the exterior in…read morebile green and a deep despair gray that resembles a stool sample after eating too much black licorice. The Brunswick was great the way it was. It was home. It was cozy. It was a Parry Hoot institution. You took what was great, and made it crap in every possible way. I pray every night to Lord Jesus that you go out of business in time for new owners to fix the holy mess you made of a great Canadian landmark. May there be a special place in hell for your decorator for thrusting this herpes sore upon James St.

A very comfortable motel. Not a 5 star hotel and it isn't priced like one either. Very clean and…read moretidy rooms with all the basic amenities. Excellent location.

This hotel (a motel really) suited our needs adequately. There were two of us and we stayed one…read morenight. The room had two beds, a TV and wifi. I thought what this motel offered was fair given the price of $113 per night. The only reason I didn't give it five stars was because it was advertised that breakfast was included but all they offer you is cereal and bread. I need protein and vegetables. The staff also weren't that friendly but what do you expect when you're only paying $113 a night? The staff appear to be of either Indian or Arab extraction.