I am here on business and was told by multiple people that this was the best (and possibly only)…read moreplace to stay in Orangeville. This hotel looks newer which is really nice to see as most hotels often have been around a while. The interior welcomes you with a nice spiral staircase to the next floor. (you enter on the 2nd floor BTW). There is a bell at the front desk if no one is manning the area. The rooms are nice with a sitting area and bedroom area. there is one TV that can be faced into either area for viewing and a nice little wet bar with fridge. One the first floor you will find a spa along with the pool and workout room. The machines in the workout room look very dated and only one treadmill seemed to want to work. In the same parking lot is a Boston Pizza so you don't have to go far for dinner and the hotel serves complimentary breakfast in the morning. The really nice part is that they have real eggs, not powdered or preformed ones you find in other places. From the hotel you are short drive to shopping and restaurants. And if you like to take long walks/hikes the preservation area is close by. You can walk the trails for free but if you want to park it's $5. They will take US currency on a 1 for 1 exchange or the front desk will exchange small amounts for you. Internet seems to work pretty well with few issues. Overall I am pleased with this hotel, and having never stayed at a Best Western I may not overlook them the next time I am looking for a hotel.

Stayed for one night this past weekend while in the area for a wedding. Was very pleased with the…read morequality of the room and the friendly staff. I had called two nights before my stay to confirm the details and to also request if we could possibly check in a bit early due to the timing of the wedding and time we needed to get ready. The woman I spoke to said she would note it but could not promise anything. I understood that but was happy to have the request in. Normally check in is 3pm, she said she would try for 2pm. I was pleasantly surprised when we were able to check in around 1:45. That was so much help for us as we'd traveled a long way to make this wedding and need just a few extra minutes to take a break and get ready. The bed was extremely comfortable and the bathroom was spacious and modern. Didn't feel crammed into the room. The coffee in the room was not great. I like the easy set up of the machine but the coffee didn't taste very good. The coffee available downstairs in the lobby was much better. I do not expect to be in the area again so I don't see myself returning but if I did, I would happily stay again.

This restaurant is attached to Leelas Villa Inn. Our friends had a room at the Inn which apparently…read morecame with a free breakfast for them, which is why we ended up eating at this establishment. Boy, I do not regret coming here at all! A friend of mine that lives nearby had highly recommended this place as well, especially for their breakfast so I knew that what I was going to be served, would most definitely not disappoint. [Grilled Cheese Sandwich] $6.75 - this sandwich comes with bacon, caramelised onions, and the twist of hot sauce to give the sandwich a kick! I opted to get mine without bacon as I've stayed away from pork and beef for the most part, but my goodness, I don't think I can ever have a grilled cheese sandwich without hot sauce now! I also think I need to always include caramelised onions in everything if they taste the same way they tasted at The Restaurant! I highly recommend this if you don't like eating eggs but your friends insist on going out for breakfast. [Home Fries] $1.75 - I mean, home fries, to me, are a staple for any breakfast so naturally, I had to order them. I did end up dipping them heavily in ketchup + pepper but personally, that's just how I like to enjoy my home fries [Coffee] $1.50 - standard, but necessary drink for the morning! Head of the restaurant comes by with refills often! You pay at the till at the front of the restaurant when you're done eating! Also, they've very good at splitting the bills for you if you're eating with your friends as they just ask you what you ate, and you pay for those items. I'm looking forward to coming back to this place to try their non-breakfast items next time I'm in town :D

We stayed at Leelas after my wedding. The newly renovated rooms were beautiful, staff was helpful,…read moreMr P was great. And the complementary breakfast at the little diner attached to Leelas was delicious.

Absolute trash. Do not waste your time or money coming to this sh*thole. cottage one we stayed in…read morebecause it was supposed to be a secluded and that was a big fat lie by the owners as well. They actually have a small cottage literally right beside cottage one. This is absolute bullsh*t as I wanted some peace and quiet and now these clowns are literally 5 steps away from our COttage. Don't waste your money coming to this pathetic piece of sh*t place just to have some f*cking owner 5 feet away from you at all times. Fishing is garbage too. Site garbage. Overall the worst cottage experience I've had in 30+ years

I've been here twice, once just after Labour Day in September (Summer-ish), and once on the weekend…read morebefore Christmas (Winter!). The place is fantastic and each cottage comes fully equipped with everything you expect and more - bed sheets, all cooking equipment, spices, abundant amounts of plates cups and utensils. The owners are extremely friendly, and also keep chickens and sell freshly-laid eggs (I didn't get a chance to try though). Also on the premises is a games room equipped with a ping pong table, a pay-per-use pool table, foosball table, shuffleboard table and a pay-per-use washer/dryer. The cottages and chalets (we've stayed in both before) all come with electric heating, as well as a wood stove to keep yourselves warm. The water is clean and drinkable. The washrooms are updated and modern. The larger cottages and chalets come with a pull-out couch that will fit an extra couple people. BBQ and associated tools are of course included. On the Summer trip, we went canoeing on Lake Eugenia (the resort has a beachfront on this lake, and they rake their shoreline of all the debris that occasionally washes up). Past the road bridge, lake Eugenia is very vast and beautiful. There are also paddleboats to use, and both of these are included. Kayaks are rentable at an additional cost. All the buildings have easy access, but the chalets are the ones that sit closest to the waterfront. On our Winter trip, we used the cottage resort as a base and went to the nearby Blue Mountain ski resort (about 1/2 hour), coming back to cook delicious meals. Some key things you may consider packing: -aluminum foil, plastic wrap, soap, shampoo, bath towels, large roasting pans if you bake meat in the oven

The Cabin at Hockley Valley…read more If you're ever out in Hockley Valley, The Cabin is a solid spot. The vibe is smooth dark lighting, big comfy chairs, real cozy. When I went with my partner, it was almost empty, so it felt like we had the whole place to ourselves. Real private, real peaceful. Staff was great too super mindful of my partner's allergies, which I appreciated heavy. I had the Linguine di Mare with mussels, clams, bay scallops, prawns, all swimming in this rich tomato sauce they call sugo (had to look it up, not gonna lie..haha). Seafood was fresh, pasta cooked right, and the flavours...On point! I went with the large size--worth the $3 upgrade. Paired it with a glass of house wine, and yeah, that combo brought it all together. Good food, chill ambiance, and a laid-back luxury vibe. Rating: 4 out of 5

I visited Hockley about 15 years later... to train a new skier. Hockley is a very kid friendly…read moreresort to ski at, with moderate slopes and the black diamond is really just a Blue level. One arrival, you park on the left side is the closest to the skiing area, walk around to the back and you have access to the rental and lift ticket pick up. Rentals are easy, they even give beginners poles (not that they should get poles). I took my newbie from magic carpet to lift managing to get down the hill without falling and with great control. People are nice on the slopes, a patron saw someone in our group had fallen and just checked on them. I also helped some mangled newbies untwist their legs with the fall. Not sure where to get hot chocolate but the weather was nice, the people were nice. I noticed on the magic carpet my newbie kept sliding backwards so the lift operator pulled the newbie thru to make sure she could ride the lift, thanks! The location was not crowded that I could ski backwards without worrying about hitting anyone- oh I didn't get any issues skiing backwards too. It's a pity March 19 was the last day open. Will return next time when I have some new skiers to train.

You get what you pay for!…read more This is cheap, and the room isn't exactly pristine. But it's clean, and comfy. The owners are REALLY nice and helpful. A good sign: it was full of regular workers who sleep here when on the road. Some have been coming for years. Tip: don't take room #1 - you'll have the owners walking on your head as they live on the second floor.

Clean and quiet as advertised. As of Sept 2020 all new bathroom fixtures, pristine linens, friendly…read morehelpful family-run. Fridge microwave coffee maker plus great diner next door w espresso coffee.

We recently held our family reunion at the Cedars. We rented all of their cottages and had a…read moreblast! It was nice to have the whole place to ourselves.. we definitely took over! We loved the fishing, canoeing, game room, pool and being in the middle of nowhere with no option but to RELAX! Gary and Pippa were wonderful hosts and were very helpful and patient with all our planning. They were also available to cater a BBQ on site for us. Since they don't have a large meeting room/hall we rented a tent and ended up putting it to good use. Also, the part of the lake the Cedars is on is VERY shallow and murky which didn't entice any swimmers. There are swimming areas nearby which does help. Overall we had a WONDERFUL time!

I was here for a family wedding in July. The property was stunning. The wedding ceremony was very…read morescenic in the wedding garden with the lake. The cocktail hour and reception were in different locations. The reception was in the River Room which was near the waterfall. The food was delicious and local, especially the quinoa encrusted salmon and the goat cheese fritter with wild blueberry compote. The staff were very friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend booking this place for a wedding!

Rooms outdated, large groups partying in rooms, spa change rooms unclean and front desk staff not…read morehelpful. Hotel has changed policy so guests can't use spa before check in or after check out.

Rude owners, attitude plus just call her Karen. Arrogant, detached, great at snotty remarks, treats…read morefarm hand like dirt in front of customers. Bastion of white privilege in a 2 star room accommodation at best.

From the owner: Four Seasons Lodging and Comfort in the Hills of Mulmur offering Pool and Tennis in Summer. Spa,…read moreSki, Snowmobiling in Winter months just minutes from the Village of Creemore, Collingwood, Barrie and Wasaga Beach. 1 hour north of Toronto Pearson Airport