2-Star Hotels in Ontario, Canada

The facilities is old and worn out, i.e flooring, walls and lighting; it needs serious renovation. For the price, it's a ripped off. The location is very convenient, at the same time is noisy.

The hotel lobby and room were very clean and offered great amenities, including a microwave, hot water, and complimentary tea and coffee. The complimentary breakfast was also quite good, with a variety of options such as different types of bagels, muffins, spreads, and juices. Additionally, both concierges were extremely friendly and helpful, assisting us with luggage storage, modifying breakfast options, and more. The service was excellent overall, and I would highly recommend this hotel!

What they say about first impressions rings true here. Our room was on the second floor in a corner, and to get there, we had to walk through clouds of cigarette smoke from the many people smoking outside their rooms. And right by our door, there was a bucket of still smoldering cigarette butts. The room was okay, but not the cleanest. There were a lot of assorted hairs on the bathroom floor, and the ceiling fan had not been cleaned for years. The only window in the room had also not been cleaned in a very long time. And it was seriously lacking in amenities. There was no coffee maker, but we did manage to borrow a kettle from the front desk. The television had no channels and only had streaming services. Luckily, some previous customer left themselves logged in to Apple TV. Wayne, if you are reading this, thanks! And the breakfast were very basic - frozen waffles or toast. Next time we are in Niagara Falls area, we will definitely be looking elsewhere.

The food was good as well as the location of the motel. Not sure though if bed bugs was causing my back to itch. But overall, it was a good stay

Although the breakfast was small, it had the usual foods and fruit, and I finished off with a coffee, which filled me up! They had shampoo and conditioner, but I don't think they had toothbrushes!

In our opinion, the Country Inn & Suites by Radisson in Belleville, Ontario should be the benchmark for all such hotels. My husband and I have been traveling from Indiana to Quebec for some years, and this hotel provided our best experience _ever_ for our overnight stay on our trip, going up or coming back. The desk clerk, a very helpful young woman named Raymon M., was exceedingly kind and personable as well as professional. We called when we found ourselves downtown with no hotel in sight, and Ray quickly diagnosed the problem and gave us the solution (we'd left out part of the address in the GPS), then watched for us to arrive, and made us feel welcome when we did. The room rate was quite reasonable, and they were able to give us a ground floor room, as requested. The hotel was very clean and clearly well cared for, in our room as well as in the public areas. The breakfast options were fresh and ample, including fresh fruit as well as cereal (for me), a waffle iron (which my husband loved) and sausages that looked (and apparently tasted) like good quality sausages. We also enjoyed the fact that the hotel wasn't just one of a cluster of such hotels near the 401, and that there were ample resources nearby for food, though we arrived in the late evening. Country Inn & Suites by Radisson in Belleville has become our go-to for our future driving trips up to Quebec. In fact, I wish I could clone it and set the clones down wherever we need to stop overnight! It is SO good. ~ Rebecca & James Longster (Stay: Dec 20-21, 2024)

It was perfect the way I wanted. Additional Air Shuttle Bus as Free Service in every 30 minits was so impressive one.

Overall, this was a nice little place to stay. You can tell it's an older facility, but seems to be fairly well maintained. Pretty clean overall, though the floors were a bit sticky. The setup of our rooms was nice as well. I'd probably stay again if I were ever in the area.

The hostel is located in the downtown area, which is very convenient for traveling. They also offer activities such as Historical Jail Tour, walking to bars with other travellers (I cannot remember what they call it), and cookies decoration (during the Christmas season). Friendly and helpful staff. Affordable price.

This is a bog-standard, average, meh kind of hotel. It's been renovated in the last few years, but already the cracks are beginning to show. The rooms are small but clean, and the sheets were clean and white; no shade to the likely heavily overworked cleaning staff! However, there was obviously a very tight budget, and some of the ”little touches” that make an average hotel into a great one are missing, such as shower curtain rods that are pulling out of the wall (photo#3), areas where water damage hasn't been addressed, and rusty metal in areas. The free breakfast is fairly basic, but the area was clean and other than the breakfast attendant not clearing off tables efficiently (probably also overworked), it was ok enough. Second day we just went out for breakfast. The fitness centre was miniscule in comparison to the pool, with three machines and some medicine balls, plus one gym mat (by the way the pool is not listed as a hotel amenity, please fix this in trip.com!) But it was clean, and while there was some water damage in the ceiling (see photo #1), the room seemed fine otherwise. Lots of rust on the ceiling girders in the pool area (photo#2). Overall, if you can afford better than here, I'd recommend going elsewhere. But if you're on a tight budget, and you don't mind the ”motel” vibe, it's good enough. Will not be booking here again.