Very nice place to stay; clean and comfortable. Staff is pleasant and helpful. Reasonably priced…read moretoo. I'd stay here again, no question!

Westport Station Motel is an option for those who don't have the extra coin or the need to fuss…read morewith a B and B. Here are the highlights and lowlights... 1. The motel is reminiscent of a 60's motor lodge or something from a horror movie. My experience was pretty good over all. 2. The rooms need an upgrade. While the concrete block walls are not as easily changeable, the old bedspreads and furnishings would not be missed. 3. The rooms cost around 70$ a night. Internet is included. There is a microwave in each room, along with functioning sink, toilet , and bath. The addition of a fly swatter was useful, but probably didn't add to the over all image. 4. While the place projects a certain image, there were no shady characters hanging around or late night noise. In fact, I had a restful night's sleep. 5. The staff here were helpful. 6. The Stationhouse restaurant next door has a great breakfast. If you need a place to stay in Westport that is affordable, this should fit the bill. With a bit more investment, this place could be a nice trip down memory lane.

Hotel Kenny has been around for 140 years and is located at Jone's falls. The food and service was…read moreexcellent. We had the full course meal and I would not have changed a thing,

Booked a room late at night after being at the hospital for 7 hours and the front desk was very…read morekind and helpful. He was very patient and got us into our room very quickly. The room was very clean and lots of toiletries were available. Bed is very comfortable and the bedding smelled nice. My husband had accidentally set the fire alarm off with the steam from the shower and the front desk was very understanding and assured us it wasn't the first time that had happened. Overall very friendly and had a good laugh. Will definitely stay again.

I have client meetings in Smiths Falls this morning and I spent last night at the Best Western. I…read morespent a night here last month and thought it was okay. This time my room was on the second floor. The rate was $120 (plus taxes). My room had a coffee maker and a fridge. WIFI, parking and a continental breakfast were included. Nearby there was a Walmart, grocery store, beer store, liquor store, pet store, etc. Downtown was less than a km away where there were restaurants, shopping, etc.

check in process was super fast! the girl at the desk kora I believe her name was was awsome! very…read moreprofessional! definitely recommend!

My husband and I stayed here recently, and while the physical hotel is similar to other Holiday Inn…read moreExpresses, the service and little extras put this one above the rest. We paid $152 a night including taxes and fees (booked directly through the hotel, not a third party). This hotel is right off Highway 401, so very convenient. We had a room facing the Brockville Convention Centre and not facing the highway, so noise was not a problem. It is within walking distance to a few shops, restaurants, and fast food joints. It's a Holiday Inn Express, so the rooms are pretty basic. No fridge, no microwave. However, you get free hot breakfast buffet, free WiFi and free parking. The rooms were clean. I carry Clorox wipes with me when I stay in hotels and I wipe down all the hard surfaces. The wipes came out white (not grey or black), so I was happy. There were some stains on the fabric computer chair at the desk though, so this was a bit off-putting, but I've seen much worse at other hotels. They have a small fitness centre and pool. I didn't use the pool, but I saw it because the pool and fitness centre are separated by a glass wall. I think it's a bit weird to have to look at people in the pool while you're on the elliptical, but I guess the glass wall makes the fitness centre look and feel not as small. The fitness centre is tiny. The sign says maximum room capacity is 6 people (!) The room only has 1 elliptical, 2 stationary bikes and a treadmill, no free weights/dumbbells, so I have no idea what the other 2 people would be doing, lol. I was a bit disappointed that there weren't any weights, but given the small space, I guess that's understandable. So I had to be a cardio bunny during our stay, haha. The breakfast buffet was good and comparable to other Holiday Inn Expresses. We stayed for 2 nights and the breakfast selection did not change. The hot breakfast was turkey sausage, pork sausage and scrambled eggs. They had a pancake machine. They had cinnamon buns, muffins, bagels, English muffins, and bread. They had oatmeal (with toppings you can add like raisins, walnuts, brown sugar and cinnamon), 4 types of cereal, yogurt, and boiled eggs. They had juices, coffee, tea and hot chocolate (the last 3 are available 24/7). All the staff were exceptionally nice. Stella was very warm and welcoming. They also give you Tic-Tacs in your room when you arrive and housekeeping writes you a nice welcome note. After our first night there, I left a thank-you note for housekeeping along with our tip and mentioned that I loved the Tic-Tacs. When we returned, our room attendant (Kylie) wrote me a nice note back and gave me extra Tic-Tacs! How nice was that? They also called our room on the second night that we were there to ask us if everything was ok with our room (they may have called us on our first night there but we weren't in our room so we don't know). This HIE also has free popcorn in the lobby everyday from 7pm-9pm. We didn't have the opportunity to have any, but I think that it's a very nice extra. WiFi was fast and reliable. Parking was plentiful. We would definitely stay at this hotel again.

This hotel is really nice…read more Been here a few times and returned under their special winter pkg. Occupancy was low. Room was clean. Restaurant was excellent. Breakfast food and service excellent. Large portions. Starbucks coffee free, front desk in morning fantastic. Makes no sense, you can bring free coffee into Restaurant but if you order it with breakfast, $5.00. Front desk, Jacob evening fantastic. Some daytime staff at desk unfriendly and so, so. Shower, no cold water in couple rooms, some only hot water. Still overall recommended. Nice pool and hottub. Large event space and easy parking. Ps Robes are very nice and worth $75. If you need one.

If you're ever in the 1,000 Islands region of NY, this is the hotel to choose. It is a large…read morebuilding, plenty of parking, a gorgeous rear section comprised of beautiful landscaping, multiple fire pits, plenty of Adirondack chairs, you're just steps away from the St. Lawrence River, walking distance from many shops & eateries, and a stone's throw away from Canada. The hotel is four diamond AAA rated and the staff are very helpful and knowledgeable. The rooms are clean, comfortable, and the elevators are quick to serve. If you need insight into the local attractions or directions, their Concierge will be more than happy to assist. The on-site restaurant, Seaway Grille, is AMAZING, plus they have a full bar and patio seating. I will, most definitely, choose the 1,000 Islands Harbor Hotel for future visits and highly recommend it to all Yelpers.

.We stayed at the BW Parkside and decided to eat here as it was cold outside. Glad we did Supper…read moreat Fumie restaurant was delicious. We shared calamari. I had strip loin angus steak. Very tasty. Cut like butter. Wife had pickerel. Perfect. Prepared without garlic specially for her as she's allergic. Only negative was the salt was a bit overpowering. The bottle of wine was delicious Col di Sasso. The staff were friendly and very helpful. Hotel is in a very convenient location within walking distance of the shopping. Hotel very neat. Great service.

TL;DR/The Short Version: The only big chain hotel in Perth,…read moreON. It ranks towards the middle of the pack in comparison to other Best Westerns, in my opinion. The Long Version: My husband and I were staying a night in Perth, Ontario and stayed at this Best Western. There was a wedding going on that weekend (not the reason we were there), so it was quite busy. They have a small parking lot that's broken up into 3 different areas. We lucked out and found a parking spot, but it was really crowded and due to it being winter with snow on the ground covering the painted lines and some snow banks, some spots were not available and people were parked not as neatly as they could have. When we booked, there was only one room left, the accessible room, so we took it, even though we didn't need an accessible room. When we arrived we told the front desk the story and advised them that if they needed the accessible room for someone else, we could take a different room. They said they didn't need it, but the room is next to the kitchen so if we weren't part of the wedding, they'd move us because it will be loud with lots of traffic. Apparently they had a cancellation so they moved us. I appreciated this. We did end up getting 2 queen beds instead of a king bed, which was ok, we didn't use the second bed and just had to snuggle closer on the first bed, haha. We did get there a bit early and they said they could check us in but there would be a $25 early check-in fee, so we said we'd be back and check in at the regular time. When we returned a bit before 5pm check-in went smoothly. Staff were pleasant. The room itself looked nice and was spacious. The first thing I noticed was they fold towels into cute shapes and place them on the bed. We had 2 different swans. They still have miniature toiletries which I prefer over the wall-mounted toiletries that so many hotels have switched over to. I find the minis more sanitary and minis are just so cute, lol. The body lotion wasn't the best quality though. It was winter and my hands were dry like sandpaper and the lotion did not keep my hands moisturized. So anyone who knows me, knows I Clorox all hard surfaces in hotel rooms as soon as I arrive (something I've been doing for the past 20 years, lol). The cleaning in the bathroom wasn't as thorough as I would have liked because when I wiped the sink counter with a Clorox wipe, all these short gray hairs ended up on the wipe. Looked like the previous guest trimmed their beard or cut their hair or something. The counter had that dark granite appearance, so it was hard to see the hair. I actually didn't even see it looking at the counter, but definitely saw it when my Clorox wipe picked it all up. The underside of the towel rack was also rusted and turned my Clorox wipe all brown. I did like that the room was large. I also liked that the towels were not too close to the toilet, although they were over the toilet, which is not my preferred placement (but at least not literally an inch from the top of the toilet like I've seen at other hotels, yuck). I liked that the bathroom had a magnifying mirror that pulled out from the wall. Very useful for applying makeup. The bathroom was also well-lit. The sink, while pretty was a bit inconvenient because the faucet spout didn't come out enough to the centre of the basin. The faucet was too close to the wall and the counter stuck out of the wall a lot, so you have to lean really forward to get your hands under the faucet, but you can't stand closer because the counter is in the way. Maybe it was just our room. At first I thought it was just me because I'm short with short arms, but my husband is 5'11" (with arms proportional to his height) and he had the same complaint, lol. I like that they had both a fridge and a microwave. The mini fridge however, did not have a freezer section. I liked that the beds were raised. There's a coffee machine that makes Van Houtte coffee and hot chocolate in the lobby (no French Vanilla drinks though, which is my favourite from these types of machines). There's also a good selection of Higgins and Burke, and President's Choice teas. These drinks are complimentary for guests. You get complimentary breakfast at their restaurants The Locks with your stay. Breakfast is 7am-10am and it's not a buffet, you order from a limited menu. Breakfast was ok, nothing too memorable. We both had bacon and eggs which came with home fries and toast. They also have a pool, sauna and fitness centre, none of which we used. Overall, an alright stay. We would stay again. Review #43 (2025)

We were on the road home from a 5 day camping trip in Bon Echo park and dropped in for lunch. The…read moreowners told us that they had just opened. The kids had the usual hamburgers with fries or ceasar salad which were fine. Somebody in the kitchen can go to higher levels, however, which was evident in the spaghetti, and the chicken fried rice. The family owned business uses lots os vegetables, and didn't skimp I'm this area which pleased us. Large variety of menu items. Hope theu do well! It's not an easy highway for businesses. Good luck you guys!

Nice place just outside of Kemptville. We spent two nights. The suite had a small foyer,…read morethree-piece bath zone (w huge shower area), King-sIze bed, TV, mini-fridge, Keurig coffee maker, electric kettle, microwave oven. Lots of coffee, tea, sugar, cream, yogurts, bottled water, juice boxes, towels - all the amenities!! Well-stocked & comfy. Had some problem figuring out the heating system (remote controls are a challenge for me), but learned by 2nd night. Would stay here again! Helpful email exchange with management prior to stay.

What a great spot - the place is exactly as shown. It's super cozy, warm, and close to the little…read moretowns surrounding it, but far enough that you get the beautiful skies at night without the light pollution. We really enjoyed the South Suite, and the easy no-contact aspect of renting here for a night away.

Thank you, Trevor for making my birthday getaway more than exceed my expectations. Black River…read moreRetreat was everything and more for my husband and me. It's funny how you can feel a "vibe" of a place as soon as you walk in. No word of a lie, almost immediately we could feel the love that you put into BRR as well as the love from all those that stayed before us. We felt very much welcomed and at home and it's because you do everything you can to make it that way. Everything about Black River Retreat was a joy but I do need to emphasize Trevor's cooking. OMG. SO. GOOD!  The food was amazing in both looks and taste and our yummy meals *both a hearty breakfast and a gourmet dinner each day/night* were the icing to our cake of our two nightsq. My husband and I can highly recommend both the medallions of pork and cedar planked salmon but given Trevor's talent his Cornish game hen should be delicious as well! Our suite was spacious and beautiful with a queen-sized log bed covered in luxurious blankets, a cozy sitting room with a beautiful fireplace as well as a small fridge, microwave and keurig machine. Bathroom is shower only but  beautifully done (I particularly loved the ceiling rainfall/showerhead option!) Everything about Black River Retreat is truly about getting away, turning everything off and reconnecting with your spouse/partner/significant other. It was wonderful being present and concentrating on each other, whether it was watching a movie or playing a board game in the upstairs lounge/games room--complete with poker table and dartboard!--or in the dining room talking and eating one of the sumptuous meals or walking around this scenic and peaceful property or just enjoying the outdoor hot tub that was literally a few steps from our private entrance, my husband and I felt very fortunate to have found this place. Pros: See above. And fyi if you break out in a rash at the thought of turning all electronics off, don't worry there's free wifi as well as the ability to play your music. The biggest plus is the owner/general contractor/chef of Black River Retreat, Trevor. He is the perfect host, respecting our privacy and discretely working behind the scenes so we could have a truly romantic time and yet was on call for us if we needed something. Cons: My husband and I did sleep fine but we do prefer a slightly firmer mattress. Also we couldn't figure out how to turn off all the 'romantic lighting' i.e. the trees in the bedroom when we finally wanted to sleep. But truthfully those things I can live with given all the plusses. For anyone hesitating for whatever reason about going to Black River Retreat--especially if it's about the cost--is to book ASAP.  It may sound cliche but my husband and I thought it was worth every penny. Hoping to return and experience the place in early summer but we've already booked for next year during the beautiful fall colours! Again thank you Trevor! Warm Regards, Jacqui

From Start to Finish, I wish I could rate this above 5 stars, it is truly an exceptional…read moreexperience. The retreat is beautiful, with a warm, rustic, cabin-like feel, the ambiance truly makes for a romantic getaway. The outdoor space was breathtaking, with a trail along the water, and 2 outdoor fire-pits, there are lots of chairs and areas to sit (weather dependent of course). The outdoor hot-tub area is serene and very relaxing, it overlooks the outdoor space so I'm sure it's very cute in the summer with all of the candles lit and string lighting on. The food served was truly 10/10, perfect portion sizes, delicious creations, and all beautifully presented. The entire experience was made extra special by all of the small details, from smore's set-ups with the perfectly trimmed stick (to roast the marshmallow on), to the whiskey and cigar bar upstairs (perfect little surprise space too), to the locked in love chain, the candles spread out throughout the resort, to the ready to light fireplaces (3 total), the photo posted online do not do the location justice even, Highly Recommended for any couple looking for a romantic getaway! Trevor really out did himself!