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Yurt with Pond Access for Glamping Escapes in Ontario, Canada

Powassan

HK$1,354 total

includes taxes & fees

3 Jun - 4 Jun

Escape to Nature: Cozy Yurt on a Heritage Farm with Trails, Pond, & Sauna

Powassan

"We had such a wonderful New Year’s stay in this cozy yurt! It was the perfect mix of peaceful nature and comfort…beautiful trails, lovely farm friends, and the sauna was an absolute dream, especially in the winter. The setting on the heritage farm is so charming and relaxing, and everything was clean, warm, and thoughtfully set up. Such a special place to unplug and welcome the new year. Thanks so much for being such great hosts! "

Melissa R.

HK$1,235 total

includes taxes & fees

3 Jun - 4 Jun

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Top Northern Ontario Hotel Reviews

Superior Inn Hotel and Conference Centre Thunder Bay

6/10 Okay

"Room was OK, beds were good, room was fairly clean ( room corners could use some cleaning). Some Common areas are a little tired"

Days Inn by Wyndham Sudbury & Conference Centre

10/10 Excellent

"Loved the water refill station. It was great to have that and the ice machine close together. The breakfast was hot and delicious and the staff there ensured that all stations were fully stocked. Very friendly desk staff. Great two day stay!!"

Valhalla Hotel & Conference Centre

4/10 Poor

"Not having stayed at the Valhalla for some time, on this visit we noticed that the facility was definitely looking rundown and in need of at least a thorough cleaning if not a major refurbishment. During check-in we had to avoid stepping through a large pool of water in front of the reception desk. The staff seemed oblivious to it. Our room was not cleaned on our second day of the booking, with an explanation from the management that there was not enough cleaning staff at work that day. One front desk employee stated that in order to have the room cleaned we had to request this service each day. Shortly thereafter another front desk employee said that was incorrect and the room should be cleaned every day. Finally someone from maintenance brought clean towels and emptied the waste baskets, but apologized that he was not allowed to clean the room or make the bed (union issue?). The main parking lot was roped off because of paving maintenance scheduled to start one week after our stay there. A notice to this effect was posted in the lobby. The lack of parking spaces resulted in many cars trying to access the lot despite the "no access" tape across the entrances; some times we had to resort to the same action, due to no availability in the secondary lot. Restaurant staff were excellent, but the limited menu for both breakfast and dinner had almost no gluten-free options (my wife is celiac). The staff tried to accommodate her, but their hands were tied."

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