Lake of Bays Hotel Guide - Lake of Bays hotels in Lake of Bays, Canada.

"Great visit, good food and atmosphere."

"We enjoyed the peacefulness of the property. The grounds were well taken care of..Our 4 legged baby had a wonderful time. The cabin Tumble Inn was very cozy, comfortable and clean.the trees and the lake are beautiful. Enjoyed the sunset as well."

"This place was just beautiful, smooth check-in and very quick response from the hosts. We ran out of propane and someone was there within 5 mins to hook it up. The layout was very spacious there were 8 of us and never felt like we were on top of each other. The beds were all very comfortable and nice that everything was supplied. Very quiet lake and very warm water, lots of toys and the blow up in the water was a great hit even with the kids in their twenties. Loved the pontoon float on the dock great for getting out of the sun and the fishing was great. Kitchen well stocked easy to find things. If you like a lot of ice like we do, there is a store in baysville right near the LCBO that sells bags. It was very very hot when we were there so I would suggest bringing an extra fan or too for sleeping. We had a fire ban but with the screened in porch and large table for games never a bad moment. Thanks again we will be back!"

"We had a fantastic trip to the Lake of Bays. The cottage had great outdoor seating...fabulous fire pit with extensive amount of wood available. Sanna Hot tub, Gas grill and a Blackstone grill, even 2 kegs of beer on tap! nice dock..deep enough to bring in a boat...2 kayaks to use, canoe, and kitchen was well equipped, and downstairs had a peloton bike, ping pong table...loved the location in the middle of Lake of Bays, close to Bigwin and Port Cunnington..it was a great place for friends or family. the 4 bedrooms easily accomidated my adult children and the lower level bedroom was good for the parents with the baby. Expensive but happy with all the extra amenities the home owner provided...worth it."

"Lovely place, reasonably close to Limberlost Forest Reserve, great water entry. "