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    OnRoute

    2.9 (8 reviews)
    ModerateRest Stops

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    Every Onroute has kept me awake and well rested. Love these guys for a quick stop off the highway

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    If travelling Westbound from Ottawa to Toronto, this ONroute is the rest stop that is the mid-point…read morebetween the 2 cities. It's just outside of Kingston, ON. Its Eastbound counterpart is called ONroute Odessa, although they are both technically in Odessa. Now call me an old curmudgeon, but I liked the old rest stops along Highway 401 before they all became cookie-cutter ONroutes in 2010. Sure, they were dated since they were built in the 1960s but they had some charm and were all a bit different. Now all the ONroutes between Ottawa and Toronto look and feel exactly the same, except for the one in Newcastle, which was spared the assimilation, since it had some renovations in the 1990s and society would say that it looked less outdated (the gas station there is even still an Esso and not Canadian Tire Gas, like all the rest). The newer ONroutes have no charm or character in my opinion. If you didn't see the name, you wouldn't know which one you're in. They are all essentially the same now, which I think is a pity. This ONroute has a Tim Hortons (like they all do), Popeyes, Burger King and ONmarket (that sells Freshii to go). No New York Fries nor A&W at this one. There's a CIBC ATM. The gas station is...you guessed it...Canadian Tire! It serves its function and maybe I'm being overly harsh, I just like it when things are a bit different from others of their kind and have their own personality so to speak. However, I guess having things uniform is cheaper and maybe more efficient to run.

    The eastbound Napanee ONroute is very much like the others dotted around the 401. On busy days, the…read morelong lineups at the restaurants can take up a pretty substantial portion of your time. This particular location added a feature that made the experience much more aggravating. Instead of ordering at the cash register, we're supposed to use the virtual booths located in the middle of the rest stop instead. This poses several problems for me: 1. This is horribly inefficient; since people won't get to view the menu beforehand, they'll take a far longer time making their order. 2. All the touching and lack of properly cleaning the screen makes ordering food unsanitary. 3. One of the booths was down, so that further bottlenecked the wait time. In addition to this, the Napanee location was dirtier relative to its sister locations; maintenance seems to be lacking. I didn't have a good time resting here. Just abolish the ordering booths and I'll be a bit happier.

    OnRoute - reststops - Updated May 2026

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