This is the second time that we've stayed at the Voyageur. It's passably clean and comfortable and the owners are friendly, but it's not great. The big attraction is the price. At $70/night it was less then half the price of a room at the Days Inn.

Pros - Microwave, fridge, large sized room, very reasonably priced at around $80. Clean. Shower had really good water pressure - that was nice! Quiet.
Cons - no coffee in room (I purchased a coffee from the Tim Horton's down the street the evening before and used the microwave to heat it up in the a.m. - worked just fine) Bed was pretty hard.
This is an older motel and looks it, but it was perfectly fine for a one night stay.

We stayed two separate nights the month of August.
For the price, the room was clean and comfortable with exceptionally friendly, accommodating owners. No hair dryers or clocks however the little bar fridge & TV worked just fine. Location was ideal and in close proximity to downtown & waterfront. The trains close by are infrequent and slow moving so the noise is minimumal. Some TLC on the outside is needed. Nice lot with mature trees but sure could use some grass mowing! Overall this motel is above average for a budget motel.

We stayed for three nights and had no issues with our room. It was basic, yes, but clean and big enough for three people to retreat to their own spaces at times. There were only 2 towels in the room, but we asked for more the first day and continued to receive them without asking the rest of our stay. Bring your own shampoo, as you only get the most basic bottle. There is no clock in the room, which drove me nuts, so bring one or be prepared to use your phone in its place. Always nice to have a fridge and microwave. I appreciated that the desk area was separate from the sleeping area; it allowed my husband to stay up late and work in the light while my daughter and I slept in the dark.