Book a hotel near Ranney Gorge Suspension Bridge, Trent Hills

"The best part was the deck overlooking the water. Would stay there again."

"We checked in and the staff were accommodating to ensure we had a ground floor, and made the extra effort to move us closer to the lobby. The room was small, and could only accommodate two double bed (others had a queen). Sadly, the room was designed such that you faced a brick wall. Why would they design a hotel like that. The rooms and hotel are certainly dated, but the staff cleaned the rooms daily. Bathtub is stained and the sink valves are loose. The two luggage carts are non matching and beat up, with one held together by Duct tape. Ready to fall apart. We had to purchase the breakfast, but the food at the attached restaurant was great. Had one breakfast and two dinner. We would have had the breakfast after checking out, but instead of opening at 6 am, they did not open until 7. We left by then. The room has a fridge/freezer and microwave. Our remote for the TV was not working and they replaced. All in all, it was comfortable for our 4 night stay. We would likey come back if we are back in the area."

"Country property, off the beaten path, but an easy drive to area points of interest. We also had a great walk in the woods."

"Great service "

"The Emilyville Inn is a gorgeous old home. The wide plank pine floors and antique furniture were impressive. Kimberly, our hostess, was very welcoming and friendly upon arrival. She showed us around before taking us to our room, which was just lovely. We had a great night's sleep and a wonderful "full" breakfast the next morning. I highly recommend a stay here. Thank you, Kimberly!"

"This was our second year spending 4 nights at this property. We had a hiccup with a new cabin being built next door but everything was handled perfectly. Ron is always great and so caring. He remembered us from last year and he made sure to always check in on us. We look forward to coming back hopefully as a yearly trip. "