Millville Hotel Guide - Hank's Family Farm Market hotels in Millville, Canada.

"It states lunch is available but it’s not. It states dinner starts at 4, but it doesn’t start till 5-9. Breakfast goes to 11am. I was told I could order wine with food. The restaurant doesn’t sell alcohol. I had a problem with the restaurant more than hotel but unfortunately it’s attached to the hotel so the misleading and contradictory signage just makes me mad and unfortunately the hotel has to suffer the consequences because now I won’t be back. "

"Great location adjacent to boardwalk; room met our requirement perfectly. Friendly, helpful and responsive staff. Breakfast was excellent."

"Stained carpets, no hot water, wall paper peeling off walls, dirty/cold pool, he had to switch to 3 different rooms because of a broken shower in one and dried blood on the floor. I’m not sure what they’re paying the maids but it’s definitely to much. There was also black mold in the changing rooms. "

"Temperature was 51degrees when we entered the room "

"Nice"

"Great place to stay. Friendly staff, clean rooms and off the highway. Not a lot of TV channel choices but a great nights rest. I liked it so much I went back for another night!! Thanks for great nights of sleep. "

"The room was clean enough but there was a strong musty smell throughout the room"

"We had a wonderful time at cranberry cottage. Our stay was in January but we were still able to take advantage of the local beaches. There are lots of hiking trails nearby that we were able to go snow shoeing on. The fireplace at the cottage was a nice surprise as we had some very cold nights. The host was responsive and I would definitely love to visit when the weather is a bit better but if you’re looking for a winter getaway this is definitely a place to consider. "

"Cozy cabin in the woods, our dog didn’t want to leave. The bed was a double but we slept better in it than we did with some queen beds. The cabin can get warm for summer but we were able to create a good cross breeze by opening both windows and using the fan provided. It is a beautiful glamping experience. The compost toilet was the biggest adjustment for us. The ferry nearby can be a little noisy if sitting outside but hardly ever noticed it in the cabin. Unfortunately the trails and sauna were closed during our stay because of a province wide closure to prevent fires, so something to be aware of when planning timing of a trip (we were August). Sally’s was great about communicating this and we recognize it was a provincial mandate. This is a great spot if you want to feel like you are in nature but have something a step up from a tent. After we finished our Wast Coast trip we agreed Sally’s was one of the locations we would happily go back to stay. "