Stayed here with their "Stay and Ski" package (available on their website). The Inn is located at the bottom of the ski hill (some of the chalets are at the top). Directly across from the tavern/chalet.

Check-in was a breeze. Since we booked a weekend stay and ski our lift passes were given to us right away at check-in - which of course saves time in the morning for more skiing! The package included a night ski pass the day you arrive, one day ski pass, two nights accomodation, and a full breakfast. The lobby is pretty with a nice fireplace. The Inn also has a pool, hot tub, and sauna located on the main floor and hot tubs and a small skating rink outdoors.

The room was decent. We were on the second floor. It's needs a bit of sprucing up (ie. new linens, carpet, etc) but was very clean. Same goes for the bathroom - could have used a reno but clean. The bathroom also had a heat lamp with is nice when you come in from a cold day.

The breakfast was great. Full buffet style breakfast with eggs, bacon, cereals, loads of fruit, bagels, etc. Pretty packed but we had a table within 5 minutes of arriving. Serving staff were quick to refill our coffees and juice. If your package does not include breakfast you can purchase it - can't how much though. The Inn also has a piano bar but we didn't try it out so I can't comment.

The only problem we had was finding parking when we arrived but the lots really cleared out after the day skiiers left.

Rooms are aged but very large. Buffet Bkfast was also adequate. My biggest beef was with the TV. When you turn it on, you have the choice of previewing various channels. We chose a free preview of music (free for 4 minutes) and then proceeded to dress for dinner. A voice came on stating that our preview period was over. We shut the TV off soon after and went for dinner. We found out the next day upon checkout that we were billed over $11.00 for 2 minutes of music. Isn't that negative billing option outlawed in Ontario? We never agreed to keep going with the music. The staff the next morning was unhelpful -- or didn't care. Since they have our credit card number, not much else to be done. The whole system is a throwback to the 1980's. In the US, you often get HBO for free! I think I'll ask the Ministry of the Attoney General of Ontario what they think.