I would give this place 5 stars for the atmosphere, vibes and scenery... a great view by the lake…read moreand even greater at sunset and the fairy lights... our server I beleive was new , he missed few things but was trying hard... the plates were nicely plated but the flavour is lacking a bit, either too salty(calamari and the fries) or deceiving names (focaccia bread was more of a baguette) we also tried the mushroom ravioli, and the steak they were ok and so was the pickerel fish. Desserts weren't a big hit either we tried their cheesecake (our server said it's different but it's very different) and the Nutella mouse. All in all we had a nice time here the view is absolutely amazing!

Food and service was excellent. It was a bit loud and they were able to turn down the speaker that…read morewas over our head. That was so nice! The ambiance of the place is great, comfy set up, indoor and out. The service was a bit slow and It did take us 2.5 hours to have our meal. It wasn't that bad, but I think there was a large party and It is still the shoulder season. So the food, excellent! Flavors were great. Our brownie that we shared, was okay. The strawberry salad that came with It was amazing though! The view was amazing too. We will be back!

While in Petawawa for a hockey tournament we had the pleasure of staying in this very new, lovely…read morehotel. The pool was perfect for kids and grown-ups, staff were friendly and the hot breakfast was fabulous. Kelsey's and Shoppers Drug mart are nice and close by-walking distance, and that made for a very easy evening. The place filled up with people getting off the highway because of a snow storm and the staff were helpful and courteous in trying to accommodate them. Well done Quality Inn, perhaps hockey will bring us back one day.

Our bathtub bottom was very soft and slanted. Towels were not crisp white. They were very dingy and…read morestained. Blanket under bedspread is all torn and ratty stuffing is coming out. It needs remodel.

It was ok. I booked it for the hot tub and i needed a place with reliable wifi to do school work…read morewhile in town on family business. The hot tub was shut down, I checked in Sun, left Wed and it opened back up Tuesday evening. I had to finish and submit assignments for two classes by midnight Sun. It went down and was up and down Mon and Tuesday. You had to pay cash at the restaurant due to the internet (or if you had a credit card put on file for your room before it crashed Sunday). I brought this up to the front desk staff several times and they offered nothing (other than saying I could go down the street to Tim Hortons and use their wifi). Honestly, if I hadn't booked through a travel ap i would have demanded my money back and gone elsewhere (like the one next door that didn't seem to have any issues). Do better.

Great hotel to stay in when you are in the Pembroke area. We booked this hotel for our White Water…read moreRafting adventure with RiverRun. Very quiet area, very well lit up. The breakfast was great; as they served eggs, sausages, pancakes, yogourt, fruits, coffee, oatmeal, and a variety of breads/English muffins. They have a nice swimming pool but no hot tub. The fitness room only had 4 equipment; 2 treadmills, 1 elliptical, and 1 pedalling equipment. This was the only hotel in the area that would accommodate 5-6 people to a room. Our room had a pull out couch. Our room was very nicely cleaned. Although I didn't know why the drapes wouldn't close all the way.

We were up only for an overnight, but found the accommodations to be fantastic. We stayed in the…read moreLibrary Suite. I said it was "pricey", but it really isn't for a suite in the area. One of my daughters joined us for breakfast, which was $18.50. If you consider that cost and deduct my wife and my breakfasts from the cost of the room, that room is now a far better value than any of the other suites we have stayed at in Pembroke/Petawawa. It also has the added benefit of being just a few minutes walk from downtown and the parks along the Ottawa River. I highly recommend the Grey Gables Manor to anyone visiting the Ottawa Valley. When we were up, it was decorated for Christmas, and the inn is perfect for the season!

Without a doubt, the place by which I will forever judge all other accommodations in every possible…read morecategory including price and atmosphere. My girlfriend and I stayed in The Library Room, which is much more than just a room; suffice it to say it has it all. The other rooms are more of the same. Excellence. The beautiful manor's exterior is outdone only by the exquisitely decorated interior. After entering through the giant dark wood front door, you are met with a foyer with a grand stair case. The decor is all period inspired, with tin ceilings, rich wood accents, and a cozy fire-side seating areas wherever you go. Your room comes with a full breakfast, including refreshing fruit salad, tangy yogurt, freshly baked items, and a hot, freshly prepared main course - with strong hot coffee and icey fruit juice to wash it down. Breakfast is served in the beautiful and vibrant dining area, with Art whistling in the kitchen and jazzy tunes to get your morning started. A guaranteed, regret-free, hidden gem in the Ottawa valley.

An outstanding Motel, I was delighted by the work the owners have put into renovations of this…read moreplace. They also have shown great care in every detail of my stay. The place was spotless The manager was kind and helpful as I came in late after a 12-hour drive. I'm sure I was more than a little grumpy. Highway 17 has some really "interesting" variations of motels. Deep River is one of the better ones.

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.

Rustic spot for family vacation perfect for lake activities and community…read more My family has been coming to Golden Lake since around the 1970s. If you want to start a family tradition, come to the McMillan's. They're the most hospital people I know. Great for fishing, boating, paddle boarding, hiking, and family time.

This is our 2nd time here. We're just happy they have opened after the pandemic. Our reservation…read morejust like everyone else's carrried through. The service is great, it's wonderful to go where the food is made for you - home-cooked meals 3x a day, relax on the water or a swing, paddle out on your board while still being able to see the bottom of the lake. A family and pet-friendly place to kick back, and connect. Made more special this year with most of our grown children joining us. Oh, yeah! The stunning sunsets!

Always come back year over year for breakfast with my kids. Recently went on the Friday before the…read morelong weekend and almost every table had a reserve sign. When we are up here during non long weekends it's way more chill. Tip: long weekend - get resos Food 3/5 Service 4/5

I went to watch some World Cup. It was rough. Women's bathroom had three stalls - two out of…read moreservice and the other had no lock. Food was cheap next to city prices but bad. Beer was cold and service was friendly.