Huntsville Hotels and Motels
Huntsville is one of the largest communities in the Muskoka region of Ontario. The Algonquin people named this area the "land of red earth" because of the majestic sunrises that turn the skies, earth and water red. Huntsville is a popular vacation destination because of its dramatic natural beauty and a wealth of recreational opportunities suited to all ages and levels of fitness. Relaxed vacationers can enjoy the tranquillity of the area on one of the many trails that weave through town while those looking for adrenaline pumping adventures can try a high-energy watersport such as parasailing or waterskiing.
Accommodations are available throughout the community: downtown, on edge of the shimmering waters and even on the small islands within the lakes. Hotels and motels are suited to all budgets, from economical options to upscale resorts.
LUXURY CHOICES
The rugged beauty surrounding Huntsville creates a sense of isolation in the vast landscape, making the number of luxury accommodations found amidst this natural setting surprising. Resort-style options exist for business or pleasure with conferences, workshops and team-building getaways often hosted at these facilities.
Deerhurst Resort is just a few minutes’ drive out of town, east on Highway 60 situated on 324 ha (800 acres) of a forested peninsula that juts into a lake. Presenting a blend of natural beauty and convenience, it boasts a gourmet restaurant, a luxury European-style spa and a stunning fine art gallery. Since the Deerhurst Resort hotel has a range of accommodation options, it is more accessible than most resorts; guests can choose from comfortable hotel rooms to fully-equipped condo suites.
MID-RANGE ACCOMMODATIONS
For visitors looking for a comfortable getaway at a lower price tag, mid-range accommodations offer a good compromise. These types of lodgings usually have fitness facilities as well as the ability to accommodate moderately sized events with meeting rooms and banquet facilities.
Hidden Valley Resort is on the north shore of town, it is a self-contained accommodation with a restaurant, lounge, gym, sauna and indoor pool. This resort is especially well known for its spectacular foliage colours in autumn and for the fantastic skiing in winter.
ECONOMICAL OPTIONS
Visitors on a tighter budget, or for those who anticipate spending most of their time in the great outdoors, will find several economical accommodations sprinkled throughout town. There is a mix of independent and brand-name hotels. Staying in a chain hotel makes it easy to have a spontaneous or loosely planned vacation because visitors know what type of accommodation to expect and can often get a room without advanced booking.
There are some located in Huntsville, just a few just a few minutes’ walk from downtown but surrounded by parkland and close to the shores of Fairy Lake. Amenities could include complimentary parking, a continental breakfast, and a high-speed wireless Internet connection. Chain hotels also tend to be accommodating to families and groups since they often have suites to rent which are fully equipped with kitchenettes, hideaway beds and laundry facilities.
Delta Grandview Resort - Huntsville
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