Hostels in Oakland

"Great comfortable bed. Love all the artwork- it makes the halls so interesting. Love the organic coffee and options at breakfast"

"Attached to the hotel is the Governor's restaurant (the pictures that show bakery items under glass). Pool and hot tub are well maintained, I see maintenance and staff all around the property from early hours until late. Grab and Go breakfast choices on par with many breakfast options from most hotel chains. Super awesome desk staff, Genn and Julie were very helpful with sites for various topics around town, and requests. "

"We stayed at The Elmwood only very briefly, en route to Cape Breton, but were very pleased with the cleanliness and comfortable bed and quiet surroundings. Due to traffic delays we arrived well after their usual office hours (7a-7p) but management had arranged to have a clerk on the desk to greet us -- we very much appreciated that above-and-beyond service."

"We had the best time. This camp is what you expect a lake camp to be - homey and extremely spacious. The loft was a fun treat for the two boys. The deck was excellent where you could see the lake, dock and water trampoline. We saw loons, an eagle, so many fish, geese. The lake water was warm-ish, and very clear. We all loved our time. You won't be disappointed. Thank you."

"Nice room"

"The camp was rustic and had everything you needed for a great stay. Plenty of room for the family and was clean and comfy for everyone. The lake was great for swimming and fishing and was generally very quiet. We had a great week of weather so that was helpful. Really close to stores if you need food, ice cream, groceries etc..The only thing that was a slight issue was the size of the bathroom because I'm 6-3". The other thing is that the grill needs to be replaced because it is rusted and hard to light, but it does work. Other than that it was a great stay."

"good staff and clean rooms. This is what counts"

"This property was so peaceful and quiet. It sits on a large lot with lots of privacy. The walk down to the dock is fun for kids, lots of rocks and it’s a little trail. We spent most of our time down at the dock. The views were spectacular, beautiful reflections in the water each morning, calm quiet lake and the sunset right in front of us each night. It wasn’t buggy and we used the kayak, but wear water shorts bc it does take in some water. We also brought our own paddle board and would highly recommend doing that and/or bringing your own kayak. The camp was easy to find, one of the first camps off the camp road. Really close to Main Street where the infamous Day’s Store, Village Inn, Sunset Grill and Village Inn are. Day’s is a must stop for donuts! About a 5 min drive from the camp. The camp itself was super clean. We saw no evidence of mice or bugs which is unheard of for camps! The beds were comfortable and even though there is no AC with windows and fans it was ok sleeping on humid nights. The kitchen had everything stocked. The shower is small, but good water pressure and hot water! The deck and fire pits were really nice to hang away from the sun. We had s’mores and sparklers a few times! "

"Good "