Whitewood Inn

Cross-Canada journey. Convenient, cheap and accessible

Motel wouldn’t be bad except waking to 2am fights and then leaving to blood all over the lobby floor.

This place is a warm place to sleep if required. Rooms reasonably priced for what you get at $56/night. Restaurant and lounge overpriced. Rooms in poor condition with minimal maintenance evident. Noisy in evening when trying to sleep. able to hear fighting/partying in neighbouring rooms.

Rooms were large and clean

Wow. Booked the room, pretty sure I booked for 2, had called ahead to say we are bringing our dog, which would be another $15 plus taxes. Walking in through plums of smoke, upon registration I was charged $44.40, an extra. $20 for dog, $20 for husband. Through the lobby through a gate that they lock the hotel in with. Walk trough a dimly lit cavernous room that holds an empty old pool. The room was dilapidated, carpet threadbare, bathroom was nasty, rusted fixtures, a tub we would never have used. There was a free breakfast buffet from 7-10 that we skipped out on, we checked in at 930 pm and left at 630 am. On the plus side it was quiet.

Rooms were fine. Food and service at the pub was good. Rooms above us were having a wild party that went until after 5am. When called the front desk to complain no one answered. It was extremely frustrating as we were kept up all night.

Great stay. Excellent price.

When we got there we got the keys to both roon and went to our rooms to sleep. i was able to have my dogs with me not many places allow dogs and it was hard to travel from BC to Ontario but was grateful to spend a night here

I would not stay at this hotel again.

The property is good however it is starting to show its age although everything worked. The swimming pool and hot tub has not been in operation since Covid. The include breakfast was above average, eggs bacon, sausage, potatoes, toast, cereal, etc.