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Ash Grove Inn

3.5 (14 reviews)
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Beautiful view and mouth-watering food. Every single time I visit I get their deep-fried pickles and have never once regretted it.

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Madawaska Valley Inn

Madawaska Valley Inn

(2 reviews)

I really enjoyed staying here. There aren't very many options in the town and this is by far the…read morebest. We've been coming to the area for a few years in the summer for kayaking and Algonquin Park. Good food, cute rooms, clean and an outdoor hot tub. It's about half an hour away from Algonquin Park. We stayed in the "Hudson's Bay" room which was done up with Bay blankets and a little fireplace. There's a nice walking trail that goes through the bush that we liked too.

The owners need to fix the side room entrance porch railing. It's very loose and not very sturdy…read morewhen holding it to come up the steps to get to the room. Inside the room, the vinyl venetian blind over the door window is falling apart. I was so tempted to go to Canadian Tire and buy and install a new one where you can pick one up for less than 20 bucks. Our room is out of date and looks like it's stuck in the 70's. The bathroom towels feel hard because they're probably hung to dry outside after washing them. The old and antiquated hot tub is not very handicap friendly as my wife could not get in easily since there are no hand grips or bars to get in safely. There is a path in the nearby woods, but we opted out of walking in it since one of our friends got a tick on his forearm after he emerged from the snowmobile path from a walk. In summer, it's full of mosquitoes and blackflies, so sitting outside on the very old and faded lawn chairs is out of the question. Breakfast was very good but, instead of really nice napkins, we were given folded paper towels instead. I mean, come on! The signage to the inn is by the side of the highway and not very easy to see and easy to miss the inn especially in the dark. Because of it's remote location, there is very few competition in the county. The owners seem friendly enough though.

Couples Resort - Holes in the porch flooring and rot

Couples Resort

(25 reviews)

My husband and I stayed here under the recommendation of a coworker who has stayed here before. We…read morespent 3 days and 2 nights during the 2018 Easter long weekend. We slept in one of the lower-floors Master's suites. Overall, we had a lovely time in spite of the April Canadian weather. We spent some time in the hot tub outside, which sits on the balcony facing the lake. We also sat in the jacuzzi, watched some Netflix, lit the fireplace, and used their Algonquin parking pass to do some hiking in the area. The best part was dinner; everything was delicious. The best courses are the entree and dessert. Make sure you go in with an empty stomach and bring your own wine! There is a corkage fee of $20 but it's so much better than purchasing one of theirs. On the flip side, I wished they had just omitted the separate but mandatory parking and firewood fees. I wouldn't have noticed a difference if they jacked up the room price and just hide the parking and firewood fees. When you see those extra items on your bill you feel like they're really penny pinching you, which kind of ruins the overall experience. The in-room coffee fee is also quite ridiculous; $2 per k-cup - are you kidding me? Nonetheless, I would recommend this place to my friends and family and may consider coming back again. I would strongly encourage the owners to get rid of the stupid fees; they really ruin the experience for you when everything else seems so flawless.

Outdated and run down…read more The food was delicious, we love the breakfast room service, but the cabin we stayed in needs some fixing. I wouldn't step on the front porch for fear I'd go thru. We had a terrible smell in the coffee bar area the first night, I'm sure it was a dead something, they took care of it right away! Charging extra for the in room coffee is very cheap! Come on!! The foot stool in our room has seen better days, it was FILTHY! There's old and there's need to be replaced, the patio chair covers are disgustingly dirty and old. I'm sure they're at-least 30 years old. Small details like updating visions and tub stoppers (brown and disintegrated) can go a long way. We had a private parking spot next to our cabin and STILL got charged parking fees. That's a bit ridiculous, for the price everyone pays there is plenty that should be included. Ice to get the park pass for free, we used it daily. I'm not sure I'd recommend to anyone, unless they got it as a gift.

Bears Den Lounge & Motel - Bears Den Lounge & Motel

Bears Den Lounge & Motel

(7 reviews)

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Went for lunch. Soup and a chili. Took over 30 minutes to arrive. Owner gave excuses as to his…read morestaffing issues. Server was rude. Not offered any refills on coffee, nor water at the start. Go to Plan B or Sante Fe or Longshots. Skip this.

I have stopped at the Bears Den a few times over the last ten years while in town visiting friends…read more The food has never been terrific and there is still a lot of weak spots on this menu. This round was for breakfast and we were a group of 4 adults and 3 children. Where the place is not lacking is portion sizes for most of the dishes. The mix plate dishes (e.g. Eggs; pancakes; etc) were really large (too large to be honest). There is also combinations that do not make a lot of sense (e.g. You usually don't get pancakes AND toast). The problem with these dishes were execution. Eggs were fine, home fries were white and under cooked, toast was so thin buttering them broke the slice, and the pancakes were flavourless. My wife had a breakfast wrap which was hilariously small. It looked almost miniature novelty sized. Fortunately, everyone else's food was so over portioned that there was more than enough to pass on to her. The place apparently has been taken over by new owners. They are Indian and are launching an Indian menu in mid-September. That will hopefully be something they enjoy themselves and have some good family recipes to delivery to the locals. I wondered in the back where they have a bar & grill type place. It was nice looking and they had a couple of decent beers on tap. Might be a better evening spot.

Grail Springs Health & Wellness Spa

Grail Springs Health & Wellness Spa

(10 reviews)

The Grail is truly something special. I arrived there during a time when I was pretty broken from…read morean external situations, feeling depleted! From the very beginning, I felt held by the space, the energy, and the people! Sandi was waiting for me as I booked the time with her for a Thai massage! Amazing! Through the treatments and the evening workshops, something shifted. Little by little, I was able to turn a corner, reconnecting with myself, finding clarity, and feeling strength return. The experience was not just restorative, it was genuinely healing. There was intention, care, and thoughtfulness in every detail, and it made all the difference. The first night, Jason lead a mediation which was so fabulous, and that started my healing journey. Beyond that, the atmosphere is beautiful, warm, and inviting! elevated yet deeply comfortable. The food is exceptional, vegan, creative, nourishing, and beautifully presented, with every dish made with obvious care and passion. What truly sets The Grail apart is the people. The service is attentive, compassionate, and authentic! you're not just a guest, you're seen. That level of presence and humanity is rare, and it's what makes the experience unforgettable. The suite was so comfortable, with a fireplace, such comfortable beds, and a wonderful large tub. The suites was a large size. The Grail is more than a place you visit, it's a place that supports transformation. I'm deeply grateful for the role it played in helping me find my footing again. An absolute gem, and one I will continue to return to and recommend wholeheartedly. Truly exceptional. Alana Burstein

Grail Springs Retreat Centre for Well Being fit the bill for a tranquil weekend getaway. It's a…read moresmall property that had about 18 guests over the Victoria Day long weekend - hurrah to no lines at check-in or having to hustle to find a chair. Of course, their outdoor "spa" facilities are no where near the calibre of sites Scandinave or Vetta. The miniscule jet less soaker tubs that make up the "water circuit" and warm-up-yourself infrared sauna could resemble ones you'd find at someone's cottage. Yet, that's not why you come to Grail Springs. After experiencing it for the weekend, it's the fact that there aren't too many things to do that makes the stay attractive. I didn't feel like I had to go from place-to-place or task-to-task (apart from the morning breakfast, spa treatment, then yoga timetable). It's why when speaking to other guests, they choose to go back solo for progressively longer stays. It's not about the amenities but finding time to relax and unwind. It's a place where if you go by yourself there are tons of other guests doing the same, so it doesn't feel weird. Consequently, if you're not there for the immersion pool and sauna, what is there to do? I highly recommend the spa treatments. They're pricey but was one of the better treatments I've had at an out-of-town destination. When the weather is nice and the black flies are at bay, the outdoor lake-side property and trails are also a draw. Yet, when all else fails, it's nice to just sit in their Great Room and read or talk to people. It's also a great place to BYOB (bring your own board) if you're into games. But, onto the food - my focus here at Gastro World. It's all inclusive and there's no choice so everyone eats the same meal (with consideration for allergies). Everything is vegan, but delicious thanks to a new chef that has recently joined the team. Just be mindful that Grail Springs tends to serve a substantial breakfast and lunch, a small snack in the afternoon, and ends with a light dinner. We didn't realize the progression upon checking in on Friday and proceeding to dinner, it was really scant after hours of driving. It started with a not overly exciting green salad that was nevertheless refreshing and incorporated a tasty maple balsamic dressing that was balanced and not too acidic. This is a long review check out Gastro World for the rest.

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