My family and I spent 3 wonderful nights at the Shamrock Lodge. It was an incredible and relaxing…read morevacation. It's easy to tell why many of the families there keep coming back year after year. The staff were extremely friendly and accommodating. They made my wife dairy free dishes from scratch when she didn't feel like some of the other options and cooked up grilled cheese sandwiches for my kids for lunch when they didn't want their chicken wrap. The owner personally introduced my wife to the kids club counsellors so that she was more comfortable leaving them in the mornings to play. This went a long way in helping both of us relax. Besides the good food, great staff and amazing views. The other guests were so welcoming and friendly. Our daughters made friends instantly and we felt very comfortable letting them run around and play with everyone. It's a great culture that Shamrock Lodge has cultivated. With magicians, tubing, water skiing, canoes, kayaks, fireworks, and more. Shamrock Lodge really went above and beyond to always have something to do and look forward to. The only criticism, and its a big one, is that the rooms are not air conditioned. There was a portable air conditioner in the room but it was barely functional and the room was way too hot all the time. It was brutal and really took away from our enjoyment of the vacation. They really need to invest in proper air conditioning for the rooms.

On the edge of one of the most pristine of the Muskoka Lakes, Shamrock Lodge is one of the most…read moreenjoyable places we have ever stayed at. A full service hotel with all 3 meals included, this getaway also provides immaculately clean rooms and thoughtfully kept grounds. It is family owned and the owners and staff have a clear love for both the land and the patrons. The staff were a delight - very friendly and ready to provide anything needed. There is a clean pool and sauna in the main lodge, and if you want to swim but aren't a pool person, not to worry because the lodge backs onto a gorgeously clean lake. A variety of watercraft such as canoes, stand up paddle boards, kayaks and paddle boats are available for patrons to borrow at any time. Motorized watercraft are also available for an hourly rental fee. We would, and plan to, return here.

It's been years since I've stayed at a Holiday Inn and after seeing all the favourable reviews, we…read morebooked to stay at this property in Huntsville. The hotel is located across the street from Walmart and a few fast casual dining places. Check in was efficient. Covid screening was conducted. Hand sanitizer is available in higher traffic areas such as at check in and near the elevator. The room is clean and bed is comfortable. Fridge, microwave, an Keurig machine were available in the room. Free grab and go breakfast is also available including omelettes, sausages, pancakes, choice of prepackaged cereal, yogurt, fresh fruit, bread, coffee, tea, and juice. For those interested in using the pool or fitness areas, proof of vaccination is required. Per the public health unit, only 1 person is allowed in the fitness area per hour (even if my hubby and I wanted to work out together). A comfortable stay for more reasonable prices than many other hotels in the area. Would definitely consider staying here again if in the area.

At the tail end of the colour season Mrs and I went for a weekend to celebrate our milestone event…read more Huntsville being the spot we did our first milestone, so we thought why not another one. We love the north, the autumn in the north and of course the colours. Check in was quick and pleasant stayed on the fourth floor and the view towards the back of the hotel was good. The room quite spacious and the king sized bed was perfect. The bathroom was clean and fresh and over all the hotel is a new and so everything looks fresh. The TV selection is limited with no premium channels. And as usual the remote just as many places we have stayed are slow to react - either low batteries or just the way they are. The breakfast is premise eggs, some meat options and toast, bagels, cinnamon rolls and machine that made pancakes. Which were not useful for us except for toast and bagels. The coffee very weak. Surprised to see non dairy milk provided for cereals and oatmeal which we were pleased. Would definitely return.

Stayed at the Sherwood Inn and ate at their Vintages Dining Room. The room is bright and airy with…read morewindows on three sides. First impression was good as the maître d' was keen. (I watched him during the evening helping out the staff where needed.) Staff are mostly students but they're cheery and eager. None of the downtown Toronto attitude. Food is quite good. Tasty chowder that was a bit thick for my taste. My wife loved her salad. Stuffed pork chop was properly done. Dessert was excellent - apple crumble that was mostly apples. A tip: make a reservation. I saw people being turned away. Had the breakfast buffet the next morning and found it very good. Lots of baked goods. Good first impression - I got a pot of coffee served to me real fast. Can't wait to come back.

I appreciated the weathered feel of the inn. It is like stepping back to the 1940's or 50's. It…read morecertainly has its charms, but it is not a dining destination, and even guests may well do better going elsewhere to eat. Bluntly: this resort is understaffed, under-maintained, and the staff who are there absorb resentment from guests that should be directed toward management. Our breakfast took 45 minutes to arrive, but there was only a single waiter. During our dinner, a family gave up and vented at another perfectly competent staff member. There were only two servers for a full dining room. The quality of the food was poor, and the prices sky-high. One suspects there are substitutions. Our fish terrine was three slices of salmon that looked like rollmops, on lettuce. Our filets of pickerel and trout were good, but served with what tasted like parboiled rice, three desiccated spears of a asparagus (inedible; I tried), one carrot split in half and a few green beans. This was $40. A glass of reconstituted orange juice was $4. The chef's resume on the inn's website is stellar, so I cannot help but suspect budgets are factor. Perhaps this is for some a pleasant throwback to Muskoka past. I found it a cynical money grab.

Our vacation was perfect from the minute we arrived. Our cottage was beautiful, the service was…read morePERFECT, and it really felt like we lived there. It was a great time for our family to reconnect and enjoy a true cottage experience (but much more luxurious). The kids loved getting up early and swimming until sunset. They didn't even turn on the T.V. or their devices. It was an amazing experience. Thank you Jayne! Jess

The end of our trip was much better. Jayne's sent employees to clean up the goose droppings and…read morecompensated us for the inconvenience.

Nice Motel on the way to Algonquin NP. Spacios room, but the beds are rather short. Thicker…read morecurtains to block the light would be nice. Lovely outside playground (football, basketball etc. ) for children. Guests can chill at the fireplace outside or relax in a chair in the garden.

This is a great theatre. It's the only game in town, but the stage and sound are superb…read more It's small, which makes it intimate, but also gives great sightlines from anywhere. The fourth row is not too close. The balcony offers a good view. The bar before the show has some of the cheapest drinks on main. The only shocking thing is that there's no coffee to be purchased there.

We stayed 1 night here. Big rooms with kitchenette. Good for family and also with dogs. Breakfast…read morein the lobby, staff very friendly. Live the accessibility features. Love this hotel. Fireplace outside.

Only stayed for 1 night but definitely already making plans to go back (a family member booked on…read morethe spot for a room during Thanksgiving). The property manager is as nice and accommodating as can be, especially when it's a group of 9 people coming in late and being loud as can be. The rooms are immaculately clean and has a hot tub! Fun times. Five of us shared one of the large rooms (1 bedroom with a double bed) then the main room had 2 double beds) and it spacious enough. Room also had a nice patio in the back that lead to the fire pits/bbq are along with the river. You can also rent canoes and kayaks for a nominal fee. Highly recommended!