Unorganized North Algoma Hotel Guide - Sandy Islands Provincial Park hotels in Unorganized North Algoma, Canada.

"clean room friendly staff"

"Staff very friendly and helpful. Nice and warm and cozy. Had all the kitchen stuff you need. Very nice grounds and snow cleared away. Comfortable bed "

"Beautiful view! Hosts were helpful and accommodating. Wood stove was wonderful and made for a relaxing evening."

"Great location for XC skiing - halfway between Hiawatha Highlands and Stokely Creek. The host provided plenty of drinking water, k cups, tea bags, and cookies. We really enjoyed our stay."

"Very clean and comfortable "

"Easy access, clean and very comfortable. Beautiful view. "

"The home was absolutely welcoming and beautiful. What an amazing kitchen! We felt spoiled with all of the added extras- the espresso machine, the Nordic hot tub to try, to the beautiful views and sunsets. Communication was excellent and the location was perfect for hiking and exploring. We would definitely stay there again!"

"Staff are extremely friendly and accommodating! Would definitely stay again."

"Amazing, relaxing, beautiful.This was the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy the Canadian summer with our two kids.From the moment we arrived, everything felt easy and welcoming—super clean, with all the essentials provided (including firewood and pantry basics like coffee and sugar). The interior is cozy and minimal but had everything we needed, including very comfy beds that everyone slept well in!Some of our favourite features were the big windows that let in tons of natural light, a spacious pergola-covered patio for lounging by the water and a great BBQ setup. We loved being outside and really appreciated the peaceful surroundings.The host was great—responsive, helpful, and quick to answer any questions. We felt well taken care of from start to finish.Highly recommend this cottage for families, couples, or anyone looking to rest, recharge, and enjoy nature without sacrificing comfort. We’d absolutely stay here again. I even managed to read two books—now that’s a good vacation."