Hotel terbaik di Orillia

Although i’ve lived in Canada all my life, I never tried ice fishing. Thanks to good friends, we traveled to Orillia and had a great day in a surprisingly warm and cozy fish hut. Afterwards we headed to Orillia Quality Inn and hoped there would be a restaurant nearby. We were beyond thrilled as we pulled up to see a restaurant and arcade with bowling and bumper cars!!! Orillia Quality Inn set up the perfect evening for all of us (i.e. 3 families with kids ranging from 6-18yrs). We ate (the funnel cake fries are a must try); played pool and video games; but by far the bumper cars were the highlight of the evening! Usually bumper cars kinda sucks because you all get stuck and it’s too hard to drive. The cars can move, the bumpers are big, and the time was long. So much fun!!! Although the hallways were cool, the rooms, water, and swimming pool were warm and comfortable. It actually felt good knowing the rooms and doors were well insulated, especially thinking about the environment. The staff were so friendly, hardworking and helpful. Even my kids noticed how hard the staff worked and the different roles they played! Thank you Orillia Quality Inn! Really was a Quality stay!

Paid $320/night for a room that should have been $135. - Broken furniture - musty old funky smell - rooms are desperate for updating - bed sagged - very noisy AC - loud rattling pipes in the walls when neighbors showered - unwashed dishes in cupboards - mold, earwigs, and spiders in the bathroom - bathroom counter 8” lower than modern standard - carpet made us want to keep our shoes on - front desk staff, while friendly, had no interest in hearing our complaints - no room cleaning service during our stay (COVID is long since done, people). - Feel ripped off and won't ever stay at this hotel again (and maybe no other Best Western Plus now)

Room was clean and comfortable, however the restaurant was not open and no room service for meals.

I have mobility issues and in all fairness I didn’t disclose this when I booked. Our room 220 and another family looking for 215 had difficulty finding the rooms. We went the elevator to floor 2. There was an L shaped hallway. Finally found a door that indicated where our rooms were. It was approximately 8 steps down to a very small landing and another 3 steps up. Not accessible at all Room was clean and quite nice We had dinner with friends at Fionn’s. Again, there was a ramp to the patio that is made narrow by the bikes in the bike rack. To get into the restaurant, again was 10 stairs up. We waited and the host brought my walker upstairs to the restaurant. Washrooms again down 2 flights of stairs. I had someone carry my walker back down the stairs. Only 2 of 4 of us really enjoyed the meal. The side of beans was hard, steak pie not very hot, Yorkshire pudding and steak wrap is quite cold. Service was not very good. Employees standing around as I waved my hand multiple times to get someone’s attention. Overall, I would not recommend this restaurant.

Nice hotel and great service.

Based on good reviews, I booked this hotel quite a while ago for a girls' birthday trip. My friend and I were eager to see the Leacock House, the OPP Museum, the Art Gallery and more. I had opted for a second storey room (there are apparently no elevators), but when we were given the first floor, I had no complaints. The interior of the hotel was nicely appointed. Looked like it had been renovated. We were sent to our room 143 which was at the end of the hallway next to two sets of back doors with crash bars, and beside some kind of staff room. Again, the room was very nice, clean, and had a fridge and microwave. The view from the patio doors was the parking lot and a few huge trucks but it wasn't really an issue. The problem arose when we were settled in and were sleeping. At 4 a.m. the doors began crashing, clanging, and banging constantly. It wasn't once but continuous so it became impossible to sleep after that. This went on until we finally gave up, packed our belongings, and went to breakfast at 6:30. Besides that, our room started to smell like smoke. We later noted an outdoor ashtray outside our patio doors which people apparently opted to use at all hours. I received my receipt under the door, but made a point of turning in the keys at the front desk after breakfast so that I could mention the problem. I received a ”so what” look from the lady at the desk...no explanation, no apology, nothing. Nobody should have to endure this, so my suggestion is to be vigilant regarding your room location. Other than that, our visit to Orillia and all the galleries was lovely.

I didn’t know there was a Marriott Fairfield in Orillia so we decided to stay when we travelled to see some friends. It’s absolutely amazing. Breakfast was great the staff was great and the rooms are beautiful. It feels like you are in a high end hotel. I’ve never met such friendly staff who help in everyday. It’s rare to find a good hotel that’s clean and quiet. The price is bang on and they have all sorts of discount codes (CAA, seniors rates, government and more!) great place to stay.