Halfmoon Bay Hotel Guide - Welcome Pass Recreation Site hotels in Halfmoon Bay, Canada.

"We were very pleased with our stay at The Spot. Room was clean and comfortable. Seems like the property was all renovated. Would stay there again. "

"We stayed in a studio room with 2 queens and it was the perfect size for just my husband and i. Very big outdoor deck which was also nice to have wave. thanks for the stay. Room was very clean and well appointed. Ordered a hamburger from the restaurant and brought it up to our room. Only thing missing was a fork and knife. Just had spoons. "

"Totaly enjoyed our stay. All staff were extremely friendly, helpful and efficient. Only one suggestion: the hot tub by the pool is ancient and needs to be replaced. "

"The staff was very attentive and the room was very clean with a great view of the ocean. My wife and I loved."

"Place was great, convenient and clean"

"The facility is lovely! Check-in was a breeze, and our suite was stunning! A gorgeous lake view, so quiet and peaceful! The breakfast was delicious [although the dining space a bit small for the size of the hotel]. That said, the lovely lady stocking the breakfast area was great, she was on top of keeping everything stocked and clean and very helpful when situations arose. The rooms are well kept, clean and comfortable!! If a downside - the hallways are out of doors - I suspect that can get cold in the winter months, but it didn't bother us at all. We'll be back - it was a great stay and wonderful location!"

"Great stay! The hotel was clean and comfortable. Staff were kind and helpful. Good location and nice breakfast. I really enjoyed my stay and would come back again."

"Staff were helpful with advice, room was excellent and loved walk-in shower. Kitchen well equipped except fridge opened the wrong way. We enjoyed meals at home as we had busy days and returned late so easy to enjoy fish and a salad and a glass of wine without having to venture out again"

"The room was very clean and comfortable. The single king bed layout was practical."