It has been a pleasure to use Wasaga City Taxi in the past and will continue to use them. They have…read morethe cleanest vehicles that I have been in out of any other taxi companies. They are very courteous and provide fast and friendly service. Michelle is one of their best drivers. She has been very helpful every time I have had her as my driver. I highly recommend this company. They put their customers first. They are the best!

Shirley was great, she agreed to pick me up at my car for my hike and drop me at my hike start so I…read morecould walk back to my car. She was punctual, friendly and let me bring both my dogs in the car which I really appreciated. Hopefully she is avail for my next hike up North

Teribble service, the car was gross, meter wasn't even running. charged me $40 over and dropped my…read morefriend on the side of the highway where she could have been taken advantage of. This is absolutely disgusting. I tried to call and complain and all I got was that he didn't have enough time to drive her home, when I'm paying $70 for his time to drive not even 5km. ace cabs makes u pay $40 flat rate to drive from collingwood to thronburry with no complaints, and I can't even get a ride from one house in thornburry to another without paying $70. I am absolutely grossed out by these people and would rather walk home then pay them a cent. Can't believe I'm giving them one star.

Grabbed a room last minute. Staff was very helpful. They didn't have a regular room available so…read morethey gave me a full two bedroom condo for the same price. It was still pricy at $250, but worth it given its 2 minutes from the beach. It also has a full pool, hot tub and barbecues. This is not an upscale place like you can get in Collingwood but is the best you can get in Wasaga.

efficient booking, checking in and out. friendly and helpful staff. stayed in the jacuzzi suite…read morewith boyfriend for one night in saga resort. very clean and tidy room. we love the jacuzzi and tv :) full stove set and cutlery available in room, although we didn't really make use of those in our short stay. very convenient location to the wasaga beach area 1 and pretty near to restaurants and everything else.

Great location, short walking distance to everything in the village. The check in process was…read moresimple despite the long line ups. The room itself was great size despite it being a bachelor suite. Full kitchen with a dishwasher. There is an underground garage which is a bit of a maze but accessible. There is a pool/ jacuzzi but it needs to be booked in advance. The pool was secured with a gate and was fairly large to swim in surrounded by nature and the mountains. Overall please with the village suites. I was kept informed before arrival via text messages.

Loved the hotel - the set up was amazing, room was spacious…read moreand the kitchen area was perfect. We were fortunate to have an amazing view from our room. It was our anniversary and they had a cute little pack of popcorn for us. 1. Anniversary card, thank you so so very much. My only recommendation in the future would be to not make assumptions on last names. Make your card neutral vs assuming who takes who's name. 2. I was so disappointed with the amount of dust!!!! It was sooo dusty but the room was literally being cleaned when we checked in. I had to wipe so many surfaces down. Overall it was nice and we'd come back forsure.

i stayed here for 2 nights. The hotel is about a short 5 minute walk to Blue Mountain village. It…read moreis also pet friendly. There's an indoor pool and hot tub along with 4 outdoor hot tubs. The pools are open from 7am to 11pm. The outdoor hot tubs were the best, and the temperature was hot enough even in colder weather. There are 2 restaurants in the hotel such as the Pottery and Jozo's bar. The Pottery serves brunch and breakfast. Jozo's bar serves bar food. There is a resort fee of $38 plus taxes, which includes some amenities like free parking, wifi in room, gondola ride, and hiking trails. etc. I was lucky to book the hotel prior to the mandatory resort fee, so I was able to opt out. If you are looking for an affordable stay, then stay here.

Doors. Slamming doors without any thing to slow or dampen them, creaking doors and bathroom sliding…read moredoors. A throwback to the early 1980s est., Blue Mountain Inn is a welcoming stay with many inclusions to make up for the dated decor. Definately serviceable, friendly staff who smile when they take a 100 a night deposit (for what Im really uncertain) but it was refunded roght after. The room itself had a locked window with a view of the parking lot, blinking lights in the elevator and of course, crazy smashing doors. Lets fix those guys! But with some vouchers and free parking and wifi its a nice place a way up from the village. -Zuk

I am reminiscing about my visit to The Village at Blue Mountain, which was a while back, but the…read morememories remain vivid. This charming village has left a remarkable mark on my heart. The village's picturesque setting, I find it... breathtaking (take a look at some of the pics I took). The unique shops, and cozy atmosphere make it an ideal destination for relaxation and recreation. During my visit, I enjoyed exploring the village, taking in the scenic views, and indulging in the local cuisine. The amenities, including restaurants, cafes, and bars, were great. All I can tell you is.. Its unique blend of natural beauty, charm, and amenities makes it the go to destination in Ontario.

Although I liked the beach by blue Village, I did not enjoy my experience at the mountain shopping…read morearea because I was very disgusted by the bathrooms and I realized that if this is a tourist area, why would they have bathrooms that have pee on toilet seats and no toilet paper toilet paper on the ground and facilities that are disgusting. I was very very disappointed and feel that that ruined my experience in this nice area that had chops and a pretty aesthetic view.

Definitely a hidden gem. The jerk salmon was very tasty. The BJH reggae pasta was delicious. The…read moreJamaican rum punch takes you right back to vacation mode even on a cold day. Reminds me of the taste the being at a resort. The ambiance is nice with beach paintings and on the tv screen. Service was so nice and friendly. Attentive and explains things well! Huzefa was amazing! Friendly and attentive. Excellent service. We will definitely come back!

This year-round destination for adventures and activities always has something for everyone! I've…read morecome here in both the summer and winter, and there are always plenty of fun things to do. Meandering through the caves and caverns is the main highlight in the summer (as well as spring and fall). All caves and caverns follow a structured path, and everything is clearly well marked. They also have mini golf, gemstone mining, hiking trails, and adventure playground for the warmer months. In the winter, it's great for snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, and sauna. They have a nordic pro shop where you can purchase or rent equipment. The gift shop, which doubles as a small cafe selling hot drinks and snacks, also carries winter activity essentials, ranging from base layers to gloves and toques. All the staff are friendly and helpful. We rented their snowshoes, and they were of excellent quality (with spikes at the bottom to help crush ice, which became very helpful as the trails were quite icy that day). The snowshoe trails are mostly loops and very clearly well marked - it's impossible to get lost.

Lots of trails, but they really need to update their website! My kiddo was so excited for the train…read moreride. But the day we went was on and off rain, and it turns out the train is battery/electric run so it does not operate unless the ground is completely dry. Wish we would have known this beforehand as the entry fee is kind of hefty if the one thing your kid was excited for didn't end up operating. They require closed toe hiking or running shoes to enter. The suspension bridge trail and the caves trail were really neat. If you have a toddler 2 or under you might need to carry them part of the caves trail as there are some tricky slippery spots. The suspension bridge trail is much easier and you get a great view from the bridge. The playground is big and fun. You can also buy fish food (25 cents) to feed the fish, though you're more likely to get gulls fighting over the fish food than to see any fish. We did see a big trout though which was neat! Besides the train not operating, and the kind of cold and wet weather, this would have been a great summer day activity. They let you bring your own food inside to have a picnic. And once you get your wristband you have in and out privileges all day which was nice. We wiuld have enjoyed this more if it was warmer and not raining.