I had a wonderful time at Living Water Resort and Spa. We spent a long weekend there recently. The…read moreresort is family-friendly, has a pool with a slide, a playground, and is right on the water. The rooms were very nice; far nicer than the price would suggest. They were spacious, bright, and had high-end features, like a rain shower. The rooms were clean and had great views. We also enjoyed dining at the restaurant. The food was fresh, well-seasoned, and reasonably priced. Lastly, the spa was a really nice experience. Completely unique and very rejuvenating. It defies words. It's really something you have to experience to understand and appreciate. Give yourself a break, head up to Collingwood for a stay at Living Water Resort, and return refreshed!

Extremely bad experience. First of all, the hotel double charged us and would not refund the…read moreovercharge. Second. the hotel is a time share that we were not told about. They allow the time share owners to smoke on their suites and put religious verses on the walls. The staff is completely disinterested. There isn't a good thing I can say about this hotel.

This place seems updated from when I stayed here years ago for a girls getaway. The lobby is nice…read moreand large, there are restaurants here (we did not dine at them) and an entire activity complex ....including a huge indoor mini golf, arcade, squash courts, a fairly large gym, an indoor pool with slide and a large hot tub. There seem to be many outdoor activities too but we had limited time so we could not explore further. We had a room with 2 double beds....not very comfortable and the pillows were awful. No mini fridge or safe in the room and no deadbolt on the door from the inside......essentials in my opinion. There was a balcony in our room but too cold to go out. Nice view of the sunset in the evening. It was very noisy as we could here people outside our room...as if they were in our room There are so many restaurants close by and we went skiing at a club about 25 minutes away.

This Inn is out of no where. What does mean is that you need a vehicle to get here. It also means…read morethat if you are looking for food other than hotel food then too bad. Restaurants are quite far away. The only reason why I stayed here is because my company had our professional development training course here. From the airport to here is 1.5 hours. Shocking far. Once you are here there is basically nothing to do. Location really sucks here. In terms of the room, its quite clean. Weekday is quiet. Food here or any food here comes from the same kitchen and are no good.

Beautiful views from most holes at this course. I did not golf, just rode the cart so I cannot…read moreattest to the quality of the course. However those that I was with really enjoyed it.

If you're looking to treat yourself and get away to enjoy the best of Ontario, look no further than…read moreCobble Beach Inn. Nestled on the banks of Georgian Bay a few minutes from Owen Sound, you will find at the centre of the beautifully landscaped grounds, a breathtakingly warm and rustic getaway you wish could be your everyday home. We stayed in the Sutton room which features a stunning view of the water in every single room. The sitting room is separate from the bedroom and is easily the wow factor in the entire space. The ceiling is sky high and the perfect setting for reading and relaxing. Staff is welcoming and makes your comfort a priority. We felt comfortable the second we entered the inn. The included breakfast, hot tub and steam room were all great bonuses but ultimately the memory of curling up with my gf in robes while the picture perfect landscape of Georgian Bay filled our windows will keep us coming back to Cobble Beach Inn!

This is a very nice boardwalk. You get a nice of the a marina on one side, with occasional blue…read moreMuskoka chairs, and shops on the other side. It is beautiful when the sun is shining. There are also plenty of lights at night. Cell phone reception and mobile data reception is poor at some spots. Most vendor have free WiFi. There is site-wide free WiFi but when we were there, you can connect but the internet connection didn't work. A few restaurants are quite expensive. Some clothing and interior design shops are extremely expensive. All vendors charge a 3% resort fee that goes to the resort for cleaning the exterior and public washrooms. The vendors also pay the resort and additional fee. There is free WiFi. The promenade is wheelchair accessible. There are some separate male/female washrooms. There is free parking in the resort parking lot. Review 2024-204

Came here with a few friends. Very nice getaway for the weekend, cute mini vacation I'd say. We…read morewalked along the boardwalk lots and went to the pool. Very clean and ate good food!

We stayed here for our 1st wedding anniversary and overall enjoyed our stay…read more Our suite was well appointed and we were very comfortable there. Loved the electric fireplace in the living room/kitchen area, just felt so cozy. The room was very clean and the bed was super nice to sleep on, like a cloud! We did have a bit of an odd experience checking in when we arrived. The lady at the front desk was nice but super flustered when our cards kept not working in their card machine. We for sure had more than enough funds on all of the cards we tried using but they kept getting declined. Finally her coworker arrived and was able to help her sort it out but it was an awkward experience overall and not the best way to start our stay there. We ate breakfast each morning downstairs as our stay included $10 per person per day. I do wish they were offering a daily menu feature just to have had a bit more variety to choose from but the food was tasty. We also dined downstairs two of the three nights we stayed - the dinner options were also delicious. We also really loved the wines they had too, lots of great selection. One evening after dinner, we sat outside at the fire pit and relaxed for a while together which was so nice. The grounds were beautiful and the resort is situated right on the water, very picturesque. The pool was super dirty when we visited so sadly we didn't use it but it was close to the end of summer (beginning of September) so perhaps it was a bit neglected at that point. Other than the pool and the bumpy check in process, overall we enjoyed our stay here and may return again someday!

Recently, we visited this resort and stayed overnight to see the fall colours and enjoy the…read moreatmosphere. The staff are very nice and friendly. The food is fantastic and the service. The breakfast pancakes I ordered is crispy on the side.

I have been supporting this business for years now and I have NEVER been verbally harassed until…read moretoday when I went in to the store and when I was checking out I asked the cashier how her day was and the manager threw a fit and verbally harassed me and my friend. It was 8am I guess she hadn't had her morning coffee because she was a bit effin grumpy

Beautiful family friendly getaway!! It's the whole package when you come here. Beautiful views from…read moreany cottage you stay in. All equipped with AC, are kept very clean and maintained. By the water you have access to activities such as kayaking, canoeing, paddle boarding, stand up paddle boarding, water trampoline, water diving apparatus and jet ski rentals. There is a Sandy beach, a pool and a hot tub. For kids, there are structured activities for different ages. I saw kids working in teams to complete a scavenger hunt. They also have a park, games room, toddler room and karaoke on Friday's. If you want drinks during the day you can BYOB or there is a cash bar by the pool. Also it's up to you to bring snacks of you need something in between meals. In case, they sell chips and ice crwam at the reception desk if you are desperate! My Favourite so far....was dinner time!!! After fun in the sun it was nice to sit down for a nice dinner. We got a basket of mixes bread at oi4 table as we sat down with a large pitcher of water. I tried the chicken cordon blue because it's not something I usually would order. It was so tender and the cheese oozed out when I was cutting it. It came with red potatoes and fresh vegetables. To top it off I got a butterscotch sundae... so on point!!! Looking forward to trying out the lunch and breakfast.

I really loved this lodge. It was such a beautiful place to be at and the view was just stunning…read more This review is about the food. I appreciated that my misconceptions of this place looking older and what, not were wrong. The dinners were amazing, the food was soo unique and really tasty. I got to meet the sous chef who was in Europe for some time who came to assist the main chef at the lodge. It seemed that they worked together to make a little of both of their tastes work, and it worked well. I had Venison for the first time, the lamb was to die for, the chicken as well, their meat was tender. It just seemed so fresh for a lodge, I was impressed. The french fries are sooo good. I dont even eat much carbs but every lunch I ordered a side. Lunch is not bad, but I dont think its anything worth raving about. Breakfast is harty and always have fresh fruit, eggs, yummy bacon and juices. The last night we were there they did a bbq, we really appreciated that they did that for us.

The Cabin at Hockley Valley…read more If you're ever out in Hockley Valley, The Cabin is a solid spot. The vibe is smooth dark lighting, big comfy chairs, real cozy. When I went with my partner, it was almost empty, so it felt like we had the whole place to ourselves. Real private, real peaceful. Staff was great too super mindful of my partner's allergies, which I appreciated heavy. I had the Linguine di Mare with mussels, clams, bay scallops, prawns, all swimming in this rich tomato sauce they call sugo (had to look it up, not gonna lie..haha). Seafood was fresh, pasta cooked right, and the flavours...On point! I went with the large size--worth the $3 upgrade. Paired it with a glass of house wine, and yeah, that combo brought it all together. Good food, chill ambiance, and a laid-back luxury vibe. Rating: 4 out of 5

I visited Hockley about 15 years later... to train a new skier. Hockley is a very kid friendly…read moreresort to ski at, with moderate slopes and the black diamond is really just a Blue level. One arrival, you park on the left side is the closest to the skiing area, walk around to the back and you have access to the rental and lift ticket pick up. Rentals are easy, they even give beginners poles (not that they should get poles). I took my newbie from magic carpet to lift managing to get down the hill without falling and with great control. People are nice on the slopes, a patron saw someone in our group had fallen and just checked on them. I also helped some mangled newbies untwist their legs with the fall. Not sure where to get hot chocolate but the weather was nice, the people were nice. I noticed on the magic carpet my newbie kept sliding backwards so the lift operator pulled the newbie thru to make sure she could ride the lift, thanks! The location was not crowded that I could ski backwards without worrying about hitting anyone- oh I didn't get any issues skiing backwards too. It's a pity March 19 was the last day open. Will return next time when I have some new skiers to train.