Top Hotels Near The Gables Trailhead in Barrie from NZ$133

"This was an adequate hotel for an evening. I fid not use any of the amenities. The breakfast was acceptable. "

"Check-In staff wasn't as knowledgeable as check out staff. Breakfast was good. Property was clean. The building is old and requires some upgrades and fixtures were falling off the walls. Despite a few issues my family still enjoyed our stay."

"Overall everything was as advertised except that we did not have a closet. Kind of funny not to have a closet."

"The staff at this particular hotel were very, very friendly and helpful. It was March break and the lady that was looking after the kids program was exceptional. We enjoyed our stay."

"Barrie Ontario is a snow town, and that's fine, but when you have a hotel in this town and you get alot of snow, then you should remove it...this hotel had massive snow piles that took up a 1/4 of their parking, their wasn't enough room for paying customers to park, they had to park in neighbouring companies and hope they didn't get a ticket."

"Property is quite warn, seemingly long overdue for a face lift. Ie: laminate was peeling off the doors. Priced well over its value. Confusing layout makes it difficult to get around; would not be very friendly if you have accessibility issues. "

"Chioma was very kind and easy to communicate with."

"The host was attentive and responsive - a Christmas tree was setup for our winter stay and questions upon arrival were answered within minutes! The location was perfect, close to everything including a trail where we could walk the dog. A fenced in backyard was also great for the dog and the views were spectacular from the upstairs deck. "

"There was a bit of difficulty initially getting into the home. However, after speaking to Lenny, she was able to reset the lock code, for my family of 5 to enter, within 10 minutes. We enjoyed our stay and Lenny was very responsive to all communication. Her home was comfortable and clean. I would recommend her home to any family staying in Barrie. Thank you Lenny!"