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Beautiful location. Clean. Cozi. Lovely welcome.

Very clean and quiet room. The bed is as comfortable as a high end hotel. Would definitely stay there again.

A beautifully renovated space. Very easy check in process. I really appreciated Tim contacting me personally about my stay. The bed was very comfortable and the space was bright and had everything I needed for a relaxing stay.

Staff are amazing. My colleague and I stay there for 4 nights when we arrived late we received a warm welcome and helpful assistance. Breakfast was great with many options, room was clean and bed is comfortable.

Great location to Bayers Lake shopping and restaurants. Clean room, towels were to the fluffier side. Staff were friendly and pleasant. We did not take part in the continental breakfast as my husband is not a fan of such. So we visited elsewhere for breakfast. Our bed was very comfortable. Very quiet hotel.

First, we have NEVER stayed at a Holiday inn before. Your property totally exceded our expectations. I think that you need to consider advertising to upper middle class travelers as well as you U?C adds. Between the gym, room, food and most importanly the cleanliness of your property should not be overlooked by travelers. My wife and I thank you and your staff for our brief but very pleasant stay.

The breakfast is ok: I'd give it 6/10. The bread choices are white or wheat - so personally speaking, the breakfasts have only what is essential. The muffins are stale - every single morning, I eat a hard muffin that has the consistency of having been left on in the open about 10 days - the muffins are tasty but have strangely hard crust throughout. I mean - try one, they are hard throughout and it is always that way with your muffins. I have never experienced breakfast at another Best Western like that. Muffins generally have a soft texture like bread. What is most important in a hotel to clients? 1) A comfortable bed, and 2) breakfast and 3) food for later. As a role model for your establishment, the Glengarry in Truro is the best planned Best Western that I have come across, in terms of breakfast. Their breakfast is a 10/10 - there is nothing further they could do - it would please all of their guests. The difference between Chocolate Lake and the Glengarry is that there, they care more about their guest experiences: There is multi-grain bread for people like me who have wheat allergies. There is a little dish filled with chocolate chips and nuts for the yogurt - which is not expensive and makes the experience of breakfast different from home. Glengarry goes way outside - and has someone with a station - and an employee with a small frying pan and a burner and he makes fresh omelettes! Amazing! He has little containers with onions, green pepper, mixed veg, cheese, bacon and he mixes it all up and viola - a perfect omelette. That's why their facility is a 10/10 and Chocolate Lake overall is in my view a 7/10. The breakfast is just ok, so I don't eat in the restaurant because you charge the prices of a 9/10 hotel but I am expecting the same type of food quality as the breakfast choices, so I don't do the restaurant.

The rooms were well appointed. There were trees outside my window facing the opposite direction from traffic noise.

Great location, right in the middle of all sites to visit.

Excellent service, funky decor, great food and drinks - love the complimentary drink tokens! Pac-Man and foosball table, giant connect four and Jenga. Convenient location - especially for any Scotiabank centre events.