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Top Dysart et al Hotel Reviews

Beautiful Waterfront Cottage on Kennisis Lake

10/10 Excellent

"Property was very clean. Great layout. Easy steps to the dock and the water, although can be slippery in the rain. Was no joke about black fly season early June."

Sleeps-8, Hot Tub, Sauna, EV Charger

10/10 Excellent

"A group of friends booked our annual motorcycle trip to enjoy the great roads in Haliburton. The Blue Lake House was the ideal base! Contacted the host mid trip to find a remote and they responded in minutes. Comfy beds, great kitchen, and the hot tub and sauna were awesome!"

Romantic Retreat with King Suite, Luxurious Chalet Surrounded by Towering Maples

10/10 Excellent

"We really enjoyed our two-day stay. The place was exactly as advertised: clean, well-equipped, and really quiet. Perfectly located for us to attend a family wedding, and Ron was a very friendly and responsive host."

Pineview Retreat Cottage Rental - Haliburton

10/10 Excellent

"The property was well stocked and we were made to feel most welcome, with wine, s'mores makings, all of the staples you'd need. The owners, who have a place next door are very friendly and came over and started our fires, invited us to use all of the water toys (and there are lots), and made sure we had everything we needed. While the boating can be busy in front of the cottage, we spent a couple of hours at a great little sandbar directly across, and kayaked through to the larger lake."

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