Manitoulin Hotel and Conference Centre

Another very corporate/chain hotel. Again in a budget Canadian hotel, an overwhelming smell of cooking downstairs. Bleak car par which seems to be used by anyone. Room typical studio-type room, again, rather on the small side. Room and hotel generally looked very run down. Sofa in lobby worn through and this sums it up. Might have moved on straightaway had there been anywhere better on the island which was vacant. Some check-in staff rather sullen, but waiting on staff very pleasant. Breakfasts were good. Not many guests staying there which made it feel a bit empty. Being right at one end of the island made for some longish drives. The first morning we found that vandals had thrown large plant pots and their contents into the swimming pool - instantly this raises the question of hotel security. Beware, worse was to come as this had been booked for and paid by our travel agent. We were billed for accommodation to the tune of around £200 without us knowing via my card used for security. I emailed the hotel from UK - no response. I found out it is owned by Marriott, I emailed them too - no response. Trying again, still no response. I contacted our travel again and they too had little success. It took many weeks before the sum was forthcoming; I'm still not entirely certain our travel agent didn't simply just refund it.......

I stayed a couple of nights at this hotel when in Little Current for a family event. The hotel and room were spotlessly clean and the staff were personable and professional. The sofas in the lobby clearly need to be replaced or reupholstered. Although I've slept on worse, the beds were very soft and rather lumpy. Family members in other rooms concurred. I had breakfast one morning in the on-site restaurant. I can eat almost anything, but the back bacon was like leather and I didn't have more than one bite. Eat somewhere else.

Poor customer service at the front desk. Very rude and impatient with our Indigenous people on the day of Reconciliation (September 30,2023. Organization charged for 30 meals that were not provided and not given an option to take home to the community. Rude when planning event with hanging up on, and not willing to communicate options.

We stayed here after requesting from our travel agent a 'Premier Inn' standard hotel, where we could enjoy the local area. This place fit the bill completely! It looks pretty basic from the outside, but in the foyer there is a fantastic, convivial, fire surrounded by sofas. We had a lake view room, which was spacious, had plenty of storage, and was clean. The restaurant is decorated simplistically, the food was tasty and staff were happy to adjust to suit dietary requirements. The hotel staff were excellent and couldn't do enough for you! Fantastic location, with just a short walk to the wonderful, beautiful Little Current, via a Boardwalk.

Friendly staff. Average to good restaurant. A little worn around the edges but nothing that should put you off from staying there. Plenty of parking. Easy checking in. A/C and fridge is a bit noisy. We didn’t like the hand held shower faucet. Our location on the ground floor had a river view but unfortunately looked onto a gravel driveway and propane tank.

This Hotel has an amazing indigenous inspired lobby and great food but is otherwise a mid level hotel with no extras. I should have mentioned it upon check in but the hotel was no where near full but we were given a room over the parking lot. Across the hall the empty rooms looked over the north channel.

The hotel doesn’t look like much from the outside but the inside is beautiful. The hotel is very clean. Front desk was friendly and very helpful. The room was very clean, with two double beds and a view of the swing bridge. There is a restaurant located on main level of hotel, opened early for breakfast and late for dinner. There is an outside pool but wasn’t opened when we were there. We would definitely stay there again if ever up that way again.

Third floor. Comfy clean room with water view. No gym but short trails leading to boardwalk close by. There is a small swimming pool. Shower was fantastic. Cable tv. Continental breakfast. Stunning lounge area at main reception.

We stayed in room 409. The decor is lovely, with an indigenous theme throughout. The room had what had to be at least a ten foot ceiling that really set it off. The beds are quite comfortable and the bathroom and walk-in shower are impressive. They lean hard into the almost adjacent swing bridge here, and why not? It's iconic, you have a great view of it from the fourth floor hallway, and I even got to see it swing in the morning. I can't speak to the onsite restaurant or heated outdoor pool, but I can definitely say this would be my first choice of stay if I'm ever on the Island again.