Okay place, about a hundred dollars a night for a room with a double bed. Comes with a private…read morebathroom, mini fridge, microwave, kettle, two seater couch, two chairs, a coffee table, coat racks, TV and controllable heater & A/C. The washroom and mirrors are clean! It's in a quiet area, with only 2 places to eat nearby (pizza place and a shooters restaurant). About 5 rooms in the inn, ground level, it's nice that the room is private. The only thing is that I got bitten by a bed bug (is that acceptable since the inn is in the middle of nowhere?)

This is a great spot to get away and relax. The rooms are modern and comfortable. The lobby is…read morestocked with wine, drinks, snacks and souvenirs. Amber is an amazing host. Totally recommend. We'll be back.

Last minute deal after the Mountain Man Music Festival at Calabogie Peaks in June 2015 - lucky us!…read moreWe have an early shift (7:00 am) back at the festival. G'night! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ More details: we stayed at the motel side of this "resort", which to me doesn't really describe the place: it's not quite that fancy! The motel is on the north side of Calabogie Road, while on the south side of the road Jocko's also offers cottages, which are right on the beach. I'm sure those are a bit more expensive. We were impressed with the room in the motel, because the room itself was bigger than anticipated and it also included a kitchenette with enough room to also offer a table big enough for 4 people to eat at. Beware though, if you stay here: wash all your dishes and dry them and put them away before you leave - otherwise they charge extra for cleaning up after you! I was just so glad to have a place to sleep after the shift and the show at the Peaks, and not having to drive an hour home, get too little sleep and drive back for the 7:00 shift! The Calabogie area is quite pretty, and I would recommend a visit. We go every year.

This location was a good option with a reasonable price. It was right on the lake, clean, friendly…read moreand well situated. They had paddle boards, kayaks and a canoe for use. Some of the equipment was not in great condition (kayak paddles with sharp broken edge). There were a few cabins on the lake side and the motel across the road, well back from a road that was not too busy and easy to cross. I would have given this a higher rating if the check out was 11 not 10 and "satelitte" tv was more than basic cable channels and had the ability to connect a DVD or your laptop. Also, while they did let people use the beach after the early checkout they did not offer any option for changing even though there was a washroom onsite. It seems like a small thing but not being able to use the facilities before a long drive is a bit much especially since they did not make a point of being present during the days while we were there to do periodic washroom cleaning and they had no finished cleaning all the rooms so that washroom could be last. That said, it was a good deal and I would go back. Calabogie is a great area with lots of options for day trips etc. It's a friendly very small town. The Redneck Bistro in town is good and The Neat cafe in Burnstown was very good.

Really enjoyed our stay this past weekend at Moonstone Manor!…read more This B&B is located in a large, newly renovated home. There are three guest suites each meant for two adults, so at any given time there are at max 6 adult guests. Combined with being out in the country, this means that it is nice and QUIET! A rare and refreshing quality. There are many things to praise but I cannot continue without mentioning that Susie and Mark, the owners, are the best asset of this business. They are both incredibly welcoming, hospitable, and attentive, while also being conscious of giving you space as a guest to do your thing. Upon checking in, Susie sat down with us to discuss breakfast. She is careful to note any allergies or aversions, and to review the menu in advance! We were able to schedule our breakfast for any time between 7-9am. Breakfast itself was generous and more importantly, delicious! We had yogurt with fruit and homemade granola, quiche, potatoes, a stuffed tomato, juice, and all the coffee we could drink. The last thing I want to focus on is that this house is remarkably CLEAN. Susie and Mark have two friendly, quiet dogs and two cats, but unless you are looking right at them you'd never know it. I am actually allergic to dogs and cats, and had zero reaction during my two night stay. In her past Susie worked in a healthcare field and it shows...this is one of the cleanest houses I've ever been in. But it did not feel sterile and cold, quite the opposite. I happened to be visiting for a wedding in Kanata but I will happily stay at Moonstone Manor anytime I need to be in the Ottawa area. It's a quick 20 minute drive downtown to the ByWard Market/Parliament/National Gallery/etc. I can't see myself ever getting a hotel in the city knowing that this is an option. All that to say, if you are thinking of staying here, do it!

i found this bed and breakfast on Expedia, the owner Susie and Mark are really an amazing couple…read morethe our great hosts. There home is warm and really well appointed, They have 2 adorable dogs and there's 2 cats which they you don't really see. The rooms are well equipped with everything you need i had the room at the back and overlooked the rear garden and they have a hot tub which you are allowed to use. Breakfast is really good Susie will ask on day of check in what you like for breakfast and at what time and breakfast is ready at that time. Its close to Ottawa and the Canadian Tire Centre.

We were heard during conversations at regular tone, Ellen…read moretold my wife she stayed in room next to us to listen in, she approached my wife and asked what i meant by a certain comment, i did not know my private life was her business, sometime later she packed my stuff and told my wife to call police as she heard me threaten her, that did not happen. I left without incident, Ellen did not refund any of the remainder days there was Marijuanna odor in halls also

My partner and I had a very comfortable stay in this beautiful historic mansion. Our room was…read moregorgeous and the largest space I've ever seen in a bed and breakfast. It felt more like an apartment than a bedroom. The host was very friendly and easy going. Breakfast was delicious and made to order. I'm looking forward to staying here again. Needless to say, it was excellent value for the price.

I was lucky to find a room here during the Calabogie Blues and Ribfest; although we could only get…read moreit for 1 night. It's also not as close to the Peaks as I thought it would be - it's not far - about 5 km away. I was also a little bit reluctant to book it, because of the price - $250 for 1 night. In the end, I needn't have worried - it was well worth it! We were 4 people, after all. The suite has a full kitchen including a dishwasher and coffee maker, dining room, and living room, 2 TVs, a shared BBQ, a view of the water, and it sleeps 6, although it has 2 separate bedrooms. The master bedroom has a huge ensuite with a soaker jet-tub and separate shower, but what surprised me was the free washer and dryer set tucked away behind the master clothes closet. People 5 and 6 would have had to sleep on the fold out couch. The other beds were comfortable, but I can't speak for the couch ;-) Well laid out with lots of space, and the free wifi does not hurt. I wouldn't hesitate to go back again.

I am still here as I write this review (mid October), but will be leaving tomorrow, a full day…read morebefore our check-out time. The Pros: Beautiful area & lake, and well kept grounds, friendly staff, spacious suites, *very* comfy bed, good hiking in the area, good (if not secure) free WiFi, fireplace (electric), spartan, but functional exercise room (with 2 treadmills, an eliptical, a rowing machine, and 2 bikes, and small set of hand weights), clothes washer and dryer (very old, but functional) The Cons: * Our suite was outfitted with *old* 1980's kitchen appliances and bathroom fixtures that are long overdue to be replaced and worked poorly. The toilet seats were rough and peeling, the kitchen supplies, utensils, cutlery, etc was clearly bought as cheaply as possible. * nothing here is energy efficient * The patio furniture is cheap and flimsy & the table literally came apart when I tried to move it. * The unit was not very clean when we arrived (dust bunnies & cobwebs in the corners), and there are no cleaning supplies in the unit. We asked for a vacuum & one was supplied * The water pressure was inconsistent and the faucets were sticky and old, leading to several blasts of water incidents. * thin walls... we could hear our neighbour's conversations. * small, threadbare towels * crappy pillows on the bed (glad we brought our own) I loved the area, but not the resort.

A delightful bed and breakfast run by a very friendly couple and walking distance from the heart of…read moreRenfrew

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