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We liked our short stay in Kenora, appreciated Nicoles's prompt assistance when needed and the proximity of The Stone House Kenora to all the spots we wanted to visit. Would recommend it to other seniors looking for a short getaway!

I would never, ever stay in Kenora again. If you want to see the absolute devastating effects of what alcohol can due to ruin a beautiful paradise, you have found it. You couldn't pay me to come back here.

There was only 2 restaurants that had good food. The Iron Clay Coffee House and The Log Cabin Tavern were the two restaurants with excellent food. The other restaurants we went to were below par with their food preparation. No wonder some of the restaurants go out of business. The Hungry Pug restaurant, 901 Westside, and Ho Jo’s food preparation and quality of food was below par. Not good at all.

This is a wonderful place to visit, especially in the summer but year round. Lots to do, the lake is grand, people friendly. Good variety of places to eat and drink. As the hotel had no food outlet we got our breakfasts at Tim Hortons and enjoyed the little drive. Lots of hilly roads which could be exciting or terrifying but all paved and fairly clear visibility. Winter could be tricky driving off the main streets! I would avoid booking late - and don't go if you book at last minute in the summer - don't settle for poor accommodations. Wait until there are lots of options. Consider a Bed and Breakfast if hotels not readily available. May cost more but likely more reliable and attractive.

Kenora is a beautiful city by the lake. Lots of walkways. Great restaurants and breweries. Highly recommend Lake Of The Woods Brewing Company. Delicious food and great beer. Also the people of Kenora are welcoming and very helpful.

I'm originally from Kenora, so I go to visit my family (and Lake of the Woods) as often as possible. This was a wonderful, restful, clean, right-in-the-middle of Keewatin/Kenora hotel. My whole family was happy to stay here.