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Skiing was great and hotel had very thing we needed as a family. Pool was good and we enjoyed the outdoor hot tub. Restaurant service was good and food was fine, but nothing special. A bit pricey for what we got.

I needed a break from university studying and unfortunately heavily rely on coffee I asked for coffee packets for the room on the Friday and nothing showed up. 5:30-6:50 -am no one is at desk for my wake up coffee and it made for a disappointing morning routine.

If you want to disconnect for the weekend, this would be the place. I'm a fan of nature, so I enjoyed the outdoor paths and the nightly fires. We did some hiking nearby. Also, there was a beach and other activities at the hotel, but we didn't use them as we were happy just wandering around the area. When I stayed here, there was a wedding, but you would have never guessed so as the hotel was quiet.

The main hotel was beautiful, clean and offered a nice view of the pond and ski hill. We stayed in August during COVID and there was still plenty to do with many outdoor activities included (Small resort fee). It is a good getaway with kids who need a break from screen time and pandemic stress. Lake is beautiful and refreshing on hot days. Staff are really friendly. There is a need for some general upkeep from a landscaping perspective, but that could be on acct of a late start to the summer season. Bring entertainment as there are limited tv channels to wind down from the day.

COVID-19 has challenged all travel. The restrictions imposed on socializing meant that many dining facilities were not available. Also, the cottage crowd gets busy on the weekends, so it was very difficult to find breakfast or even a coffee Mon-Wed. The lake is beautiful but weeds and clams spoiled our enjoyment at the small public beach in town. The people managing the general stores, gas stations and other services are kind, helpful and friendly. Touring the surrounding area was fantastic. Traveling the historic Opeongo Road was very picturesque. A stop at the old Polish settlement of Wilno was our best meal of the trip.