Top Hotels Near Thousand Islands Playhouse in Gananoque from NZ$116

"Our stay wasnt great first room had a bad odor, we moved to a different room and they charged me more because of hot tub didnt want a hot tub just wanted a tub.Very dirty they only put clean sheets on shower was full of hair and walls were horrible."

"Clean room, easy parking "

"Parking was fine - lots of spaces. Staff at the front desk was very friendly and helpful. Room was missing information about local establishments but we were already familiar so it didn't matter to us. All was good, we have been before and will go again."

"Our dog was welcome "

"Lovely staff, cost rooms, great value. "

"My spouse and I recently had the pleasure of staying at this exquisite bed and breakfast for a weekend retreat. From the moment we arrived, the hostess made us feel incredibly welcomed, akin to being greeted with a red carpet. Throughout our stay, we experienced nothing short of excellence. The attention to detail was evident in every aspect, creating an environment that truly felt like home. Each morning, we indulged in a lavish breakfast, and on one afternoon, we enjoyed high tea, which made us feel like royalty. The bed and breakfast, built in 1888, boasts an abundance of charm and character, elegantly adorned with antique furnishings that transport guests back in time. We cherished our stay so much that we've already made a reservation for July, as we anticipate that the town of Gananoque is more tranquil in the winter compared to the vibrant spring and summer months. "

"Clean room"

"Pangea House is lovely and very centrally located. The owners are very welcoming and the house is decorated beautifully yet is very comfortable. Our room was great and the breakfast was exceptional. We really appreciated Geoff’s flexibility. We particularly enjoyed being able to play Scrabble by the fire. Highly recommend."

"Room was not good . Not as described on the website. Not even body wash topped upped in the washroom. Room was not good. The tv and appliances were old. No essential supplies "