Brand new building that's very clean and nicely set up. Very helpful staff…read more WIFI: Is free and included in your stay PARKING: Small parking lot that is only accessible from a side street. Make sure you don't drive into the snowmobile trial and get stuck in the ditch (like me). I didn't realize that a mini stop sign is NOT meant for cars. BREAKFAST: A nice spread that includes a hot bar. There are scrambled eggs, bacon and warm cinnamon rolls. As well, there is yogurt, bread, cereal and decent coffee. DISCOUNTS: CAA members get a small discount

I stayed here while on a work trip and I found it to be a great place to stay…read more I had a great suite with 2 comfy Queen beds (even though it was just me!). A nice TV and lounge/seating area also with it's own TV. The bathroom was huge and offered many little soaps and lotions (which I kept, of course...I'm a sucker for mini packaging). The room was beautiful and the beds were nice and firm. The woman at the front desk recommended a steak restaurant (I'd mentioned that I was in the mood for steak) which I ended up going to and loving. It's nice when a local recommends a location and it's actually amazing. I guess they should know! One thing I was not used to (which I can't blame the hotel) was the howling wind. It was constantly blowing all night and made it difficult to stay sleeping, but again...not the HI's fault. They offered a hearty breakfast in the morning with a hot table and instant pancake machine! It was super cool. I love staying in hotels and staying here was definitely a good experience. If I ever find myself up this way again, I'll be sure to stay here.

For a Wyndham hotel I was disappointed. The fitness centre was smaller than my room and the wifi…read more(which is very important to me) was CONSTANTLY disconnecting. The room was nice and all but I'd rather stay in a cheaper hotel with better wifi. Will definitely be checking out a different hotel next time I'm in KL

Very unkept property. Broken doors and plumbing. Active leaks in the hall. Dirty carpets and…read moreoverpriced.

Took a trip to Alberta, stayed here on the first night. It was the most expensive yet the worst…read moreplace I stayed in. It shouldn't cost more than $60 to stay at this place, it is gross and very old. Regretted not booking at the Comfort Inn instead, looked much nicer. Avoid this place if possible.

Quiet, Clean and Comfortably Restful …read more.. We had come to enjoy KIRKLAND LAKE'S CENTENNIAL 2019 SUMMER HOMECOMING celebrations, driving up from Shelburne, Ontario. This was our second visit to the Gold Country Motel as we had enjoyed our stay there last year. Our party occupied two rooms and everyone agreed this was a great place to stay! Last year we thoroughly enjoyed the ATLANTIC COD FISH AND CHIPS dinners which they had cooked especially for us and then kindly brought the meals to our rooms since we had arrived late and hungry and the restaurant had already officially closed. The food was delicious! This year we spent most of our time enjoying Kirkland Lake's 100 Year festivities eating our food at close restaurants in town but we would not have hesitated to eat at the Gold Country Restaurant had we been around there at lunch or dinner time. The rooms were pleasantly decorated with restful colours. The flat screen Satellite TV, microwave and small refrigerator worked flawlessly! The beds and "pillow top" mattresses gave each one of us a very restful and comfortable sleep for each of the two nights we stayed! We remembered similar experiences from our previous stay. Our hostess Jill happened to be outside as we arrived and she remembered us, recognised us and came right over to our car to welcome us and to offer help as needed. Our hosts, Bill and Jill, were very courteous, happily smiling and laughing at our jokes! "Jack" joked and we laughed about "Jack and Jill going up the hill..."! I would not hesitate to recommend Bill and Jill and their Gold Country Motel as a WONDERFUL place to stay! We their patrons were treated fairly and with kindness and respect! Way to go Bill and Jill. Congratulations on your great hospitality! Jack, Mary & Laina

Great food!!! Incredible customer service. Neat, clean and comfortable rooms. Will most certainly…read morebe returning!! Thank you .......

BOTTOM LINE: Utilitarian. Who needs generic hotel wall art when blank walls serve as the canvas for…read moreyour imagination? You won't have much lodging selection if you're in or around Iroquois Falls, which makes the Auberge all the more attractive. The rooms are large, if not somewhat spartan - it would make Scandinavian minimalism blush. It's clean and the premises are kept in good condition. You get a flat screen TV. WiFi is reliable. There are no breakfast offerings because, up here, you're expected to hunt for your meals (for you city dwellers, there are some muffins and coffee in the lobby). The heater works as you would expect it to. The pillows are more comfortable than they look. All in all, I slept pretty well here.

On a business trip recently. Had to stay in Iroquois Falls for a couples of nights. I definitely…read moredid not want to commute from Timmins or Cochrane. So tried this place out. I was pleasantly surprised. Despite the fact that it does not look like a conventional hotel from the exterior. This place is quite nice. It looks relatively new. It's very clean. Big rooms, comfy bed. The staff at the front counter is very friendly and helpful. If you need to stay in Iroquois falls this is a great choice.

An excellent family run motel. Friendly staff. Clean rooms and the best breakfast I've had at a…read morehotel/ motel And a library of over 3,000 DVDs to borrow from. Its the beat motel for 45 kms!

Because of my job, I travel all over Northern Ontario, and stay in hotels a lot of the times. Of…read moreall the hotels I've stayed in, this is by far the worst one The outside looks rundown, like the motels you see on Dundas Street down in London. You know the kind that charges like $30 a night and caters to a trucker who just wants a cheap place to stay for a rest after driving for 12 hours, or to drug addicts. The rate per night is astronomical, $175. I don't even think the Delta in London, one of the nicest hotels in that city charges that much per night. They claim to have a game room, and they do, but most of the games don't work and are close to 20 years old, if not older. - They still have the game Vigilante from 1986, no surprise, it doesn't work. There's also a very badly warped pool table and NO chalk for the pool cues. The rooms aren't much better, looking like something that would have been passable in 1995 and they're still running on old CRT's and the cable reception is terrible. Me thinks is what they did was split the one connection many many times, which results in a very snowy picture. It's in the middle of nowhere, so walking down to Micky D's or Subway is out of the question. The breakfast in the morning was adequate, and I loaded up on free yogurts, that was about the only positive thing going for this dump.