While visiting Michigan, we wanted to take the opportunity to hop over to Canada and try something…read moreunique. While trekking is offered many places in the states, I took the opportunity to visit Boler Mountain. The part offers biking, an adventure park, volleyball and many other activities. During the winter, they offer things like skiing. We purchased tickets for the treetop adventure for beginners concluded with the big zip. The Big Zip is an 1100 foot zip line that takes you to the bottom of the mountain and was included in the ticket. Being that this was our first time trekking, we had no clue what to expect , but Madison was extremely helpful with showing us how to utilize our equipment during the demo and we had an amazing time! I would definitely recommend doing the beginners if this is your first time, but if you find that you like it, you should upgrade to the intermediate. I would recommend to wear comfortable tennis shoes as it can be a little bit slippery if your shoes are not sturdy. They also have The Patio where people can order drinks/food and is open in the evening. Special thanks to the entire staff as they were extremely helpful to me and my boyfriend. Cole was very knowledgeable about London and surrounding areas and gave us tons of history and recommendation for the city. Everything was clean here and we didn't encounter any issues. When we arrived to the beginners area, we did not see anyone but it's because the staff was helping someone who was stuck on the zip line. We just went ahead and began the course but usually there is someone there to help you. Luckily, we got through the entire course without an issue. We loved it and hope to visit Boler Mountain again!

My daughters took their first ski lesson at Boler Mountain. It's a great ski hill for beginners…read more The chalet is also pretty new and it's not super busy, unlike ski hills closer to Toronto. The instructor was very hands-on and by the end of the lesson, they were skiing down the bunny hill without any problem. We enjoyed our day at Boler Mountain and had a great experience.

What a beautiful spot! Once a private home owned by Private Spencer. Now owned by Western as a…read morehotel and conference centre. The room was well appointed with beds like clouds and very quiet despite a full house with wedding guests. It was a restful stay.

This place is very nice and clean with fast wifi. The breakfast/lunch buffet meals are well done…read moreand have a lot of variety. The hotel has multiple wings and if your group is spread out over many wings, it's actually quite a walk. They have a conference centre equipped with snacks and free drinks (free if you're an attendee, not free if you're paying for it!). We were impressed by their Starbucks machine and Tangerine ATM in the lobby.

I don't know why this location has such low rating, I found them to be very helpful. I loved the…read morecar we rented after they patiently allowed me to check out the trunk space in 5 SUVs. I was in and out quickly and was able to extend my reservation online. I would definitely come back to this location.

Why add a star when the company is not deserving of it ?…read more As a frequent & loyal Enterprise client I rented a car on December 17, 2024 from Enterprise upon my arrival in London, Ontario. I told the desk clerk that I would need the car for at least 4 weeks. He told me to call the # on his business card if I needed to extend the rental which I did. Unfortunately, no one answered & I was forced to leave a message. I called again several times during the next few days and was greeted by the recording that announced "there is no space for additional messages, please try again later". Enterprise continued to charge my Credit Card for each coming week and every charge was paid in full as usual. To my surprise 4 weeks later Enterprise sent a tow truck to pick-up the car without any notice. Interesting that they had my phone number and the address where we were staying. The law stipulates that the car rental company is obligated to call the renter and send a registered letter requesting the renter to contact them with the status of the rental. No letter was ever received as they never sent one & no phone call was received and no message was left. They charged my Credit Card for their towing and numerous erroneous charges which exceeded $500.00 I told the Credit Card company that these charges were unauthorized and falsely applied so they refused Enterprise their claim to payment. Now I am receiving threats of a lawsuit by Enterprise to recover their money which they falsely charged for. I am suing Enterprise for: Interruption of service - inconvenience - unauthorized charges to my card which is fraudulent. By the way, at the time of receiving the car it was not clean, a soft drink can in the back seat, chocolate bar wrappers in the console and NO windshield washer fluid. I faithfully rented from Enterprise for more than 40 years in Ontario, Quebec, Arizona, California and more places. The rentals ranged from one to four weeks. Enterprise quality has fallen severely ergo I will never rent again. There are many other companies and some with a cheaper overall rental & Insurance cost that we all will benefit from. Enterprise is not the company it used to be ! Check around and find a more conscientious and honourable one to deal with as Enterprise does not live up to prroper business practices. I do not writing "unsatisfactory" reviews however, when dealing with garbage food or offensive & fraudulent business pracitices I have no option but to warn unwary potential clients. by the way, the company asked me to discuss my matter further. They obviously do not recall their manager calling me and in the middle of our conversation he hung up on me. Really ! We do not need further conversation as they will be dealing with my lawyer in the very near future. The few reviews that declared "good service" I commend you. Thanks for your attention.

Eldon House is a walk from our hotel and downtown London area. It's a home where the Harris family…read morelived from 1834 and the home was donated in the mid 1900's and since been restored for viewing. The house different rooms and signs to explain the contents. The lower floor has many of the hunting trophies from the various animals killed in Africa by one of the grandsons. It also shows the servant's kitchen, sitting room with many artifacts from the travels around the world. Upstairs are various bedrooms and bathroom. A guide greeted us when we went into the house and there were only two other visitors. It's pay by donation at the front of the house. We spent less than an hour in the house but enjoyed reading and seeing the history of this prominent family.

The Eldon House is a great historical house museum. Admission is by donation ($5 suggested, but…read morepay what you will.) The house was donated to the city with most of the original belongings still in it, which is pretty rare for house museums. The tour is self guided, and you can wander about all of the rooms at your leisure. A guide greets you at the door, and gives you some background information. There are some interpretive panels as you go, but not an overwhelming amount of reading. It's very cool to see a fully furnished historical home set up as it would have been in the early 1900s. I especially liked seeing the kitchen, as well the children's play room (complete with creepy dolls!) Keep an eye out for the weird hunting trophies in the house -- and look for the elephant foot umbrella stand! (This is not a euphemism. It is a literal elephant foot that was turned into an umbrella stand.) During the summer they offer afternoon tea on the patio, and they run a variety of special events, lectures, tours, and classes throughout the year. The Eldon house is definitely worth a quick visit, if you're visiting or a local. I believe they also rent out the venue for private functions. They don't have their own parking lot; you'll need to find metered parking on Ridout street or park in a nearby pay lot. I hope to come back for a special event sometime soon! Check out their special events page here: http://www.eldonhouse.ca/d.aspx?s=/Main/Events_Calendar.htm.