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Our top choices for Northeastern Ontario bed & breakfast

A modern cabin with a wooden deck, surrounded by a rocky landscape and dense forest.

1. Stone Cove Waterfront Adults Only B&B

Northern Bruce Peninsula

Ivonn-Anastasiia

RM778 total

includes taxes & fees

4 Nov - 5 Nov

A wooden deck with a round table and chairs, overlooking a body of water and surrounded by trees.

2. Dock 124 - Adults Only - Waterfront B&B

Northern Bruce Peninsula

RM939 total

includes taxes & fees

26 Oct - 27 Oct

A modern building with large windows, surrounded by dense trees and a rocky shoreline.

3. Evo Waterfront Accommodations - Adults Only

Northern Bruce Peninsula

Naman

RM675 total

includes taxes & fees

4 Nov - 5 Nov

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Top Northeastern Ontario Hotel Reviews

Delta Hotels by Marriott Sault Ste. Marie Waterfront

10/10 Excellent

"Great location,waterfront,by the mall.Starbucks inside hotel,plus old day restaurant."

Tally-Ho Inn

8/10 Good

"We have never stayed in a cottage before so our expectations may have been different from others. We have camped in a RV for decades plus we have stayed in hotels and resorts before. I guess we weren’t sure what to expect, for example we thought someone might show up to tidy the place or at least ask if we needed anything. We had to go to the office but that was no big deal. I wanted to make sure my wife did not have to do too much so we had to drive about 15 minutes into Huntsville to find some restaurants which I knew in advance. Unfortunately Huntsville had some major construction work going on but we eventually found our way around. And before you say that we should have been prepared to cook and eat in the cottage i just wanted an experience somewhere between camping and staying at a hotel so yes i knew what we were getting ourselves into. I would definitely go back but earlier in the year so the temperature would be better. The place is located on a lake and only about a 40 minute drive to Algonquin provincial park where we spent a day at. Arrowhead provincial park is only a short drive north of Huntsville so the location of this place was spot on."

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