Leeds and the Thousand Islands Hotel Guide - Sugar Loaf Island hotels in Leeds and the Thousand Islands, Canada.

"Front desk staff were great ~ even shared a good laugh about an inside joke. The room was lovely ~ clean and fresh. I especially enjoyed the AC which was running when I entered the room .. I greatly appreciated that as it was the middle of August and a dreadfully hot and humid weekend, nearing 40 degrees. My waterfront view was perfect ~ overlooked the lake, docks and pool. I only wish I had booked more time for dining, lazing around the pool going out on the lake... oh well next time as I would most definitely stay at The Glen House Resort again and again. Sincerely, RQ"

"Great service"

"The staff we encountered were friendly and helpful. The room was clean, comfortable and surprisingly quiet for being on the ground floor near the breakfast room. The breakfast offered was amazing. We would stay here again and recommend to others. "

"Centrally located. Clean room, comfortable beds, nice linens and plenty of towels. Large user friendly TV. A little more soundproofing would be nice. I heard every noise in hallway. The only issue with this nice hotel."

"Great stay "

"The room was very nice with updated bathroom. The staff was very helpful with suggestions for dinner choices."

"good price for good service"

"The cottage is very spacious and clean. It has a lot of privacy even thought it is in the middle of an RV campground. It has a vessel boat, paddle boat and kayaks. Lots of fish and stunning sunset. We really enjoyed our stay and would definitely come back. "

"Mom & daughter spent a lovely week at the Sunrise Cottage. It was smaller than we expected but comfortable, peaceful and well-equipped. We could see that the host puts a lot of time and effort into gardening and beautifying the property and we really enjoyed the beautiful flowers all around. The host was very welcoming and helpful and was readily available to help with anything we asked for. The park pass was a real bonus for us. Although we didn't have a chance to mention it to the host, we never did get the fireplace in the living room to work. We were surprised to see the cottage is located on a hilltop overlooking the lake as opposed to being at lake level. The cottage is not ideal for someone with mobility impairment because the parking is a fair distance away. There are also small doorways and it's tight to navigate with mobility aids. As other people have mentioned, there are no coverings on any windows other than the bathroom and the bunk beds do squeak when you move. Apart from that, we really enjoyed our stay and would happily go again."