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.

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.