I am a flight attendant with a well known Canadian Airline and my son had a hockey tourney in Prescott recently. We stayed at this pathetic excuse for a hotel....I have stayed at better pensions in Greece when I was backpacking!! I would rather have stayed at a hostel and had to share a bathroom!! 7 of our boys got... More

After 20 years of travelling all around Ontario for minor hockey tournaments this was the worst experience I have ever had. As team manager I reserved rooms and was given the wrong cost of the weekend stay. They gave away rooms that were previously put aside for us. They only had one front desk person on when we checked in... More

Just recently we had our son's first out of town hockey tournament. We stayed at the Quality Hotel in Brockville, Ontario. We selected this hotel because there was a pool for the kids. Once we arrived we found the rooms were warm and clean. The kids had lots of time to swim plus the squash courts were open so the... More

This hotel used to be one of the best places to stay overnight, go for a drink at the piano bar or to enjoy a Sunday brunch. Sadly to say,things have changed considerably, and not for the better.The meals not what they used to be... So sad really as our family used to love going there quite often. I most... More

It's 1985, you've been invited to a feed and fertiilzer conference in small town Ontario, you want a bed, food and carpets to slosh your drinks on to. This is your hotel. Strangely, the design details of vast, lounge style picture windows and plenty of brick overhangs suggest a time well before 1985, when this place truly was royal (it's... More

Our stay here was not what we expected. Upon arrival we noted a very distinct smell of chlorine throughout the lobby and the lower level of the hotel, this smell even permeated into the restaurant! After checking in we made our way to the single very tiny elevator, only to find a group of some 60-80 people all with luggage... More

We checked into this hotel as one of the teams participating in Little League's Provincial Championship Tournament. It was listed as one of the host hotels. Because of lack of availability, a number of families were required to check into and out of different categories of rooms over the one week stay. We were first put in room 202 which... More

Had previously stayed at Holiday Inn Express, which we loved, but that was $150 and we decided to try to save a little money and try the Quality Inn which was $130. Wished we paid the extra $20 as the difference in calibre was dramatic. This hotel was probably quite nice back in the 1960's, but time has left it... More

I stayed in this hotel, but should have walked out when one of the "professionals" behind the front desk gave instructions to another person who was trying to check me in and used the word "Sh*t" in the phrase. I was unable to access the internet in my room, so my plans to work for the next few hours went... More