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This Pembroke accommodation with pool features a rustic Canadiana design with timber-beam accents, an indoor saltwater pool mimicking the nearby river’s hues, and a lobby fireplace surrounded by historic photos of log drives.
The on-site Timberline Restaurant serves regional specialties like venison sausage poutine, while Zura’s Family Restaurant (1.2 km west) offers all-day breakfasts with maple-smoked bacon.
History enthusiasts visit the Champlain Trail Museum (4 km east) with its pioneer cabins or the Pembroke Heritage Murals downtown depicting timber industry sagas.
Government services include the Renfrew County Administration Building (2.3 km south) and Pembroke OPP Detachment (3 km north).
Key businesses: Pembroke Mica Company (industrial mineral processing) and Pembroke Mall with 50+ stores.
Sports facilities: Pembroke Memorial Centre (1.8 km) for OHL hockey games and Pembroke Marina (3 km) for kayak rentals.
Education: Algonquin College Waterfront Campus (2.5 km) specializing in outdoor education and Fellowes High School (3 km).
Accessibility shines via Highway 17 (Trans-Canada Highway) – exit at Pembroke Street East.
As a prime Conference venue Pembroke ON, it offers shuttle service to Pembroke Airport (5 km) for private charters.
Ottawa International Airport arrivals can take the OC Transpo Route 285 to downtown Ottawa, then transfer to Ontario Northland buses (2.5-hour journey).
Ample truck parking caters to cross-country haulers, while cyclists utilize the Ottawa Valley Recreation Trail passing 300m south.
Budget alternatives: Travelodge by Wyndham Pembroke provides basic rooms near Walmart, while Pembroke Riverside Bed & Breakfast charms with river views and homemade jams.
For Hotels near Pembroke Memorial Centre options, Comfort Inn Pembroke (2.2 km west) includes arena shuttle service.
Pine Ridge Motel on Round Lake Road appeals to anglers with boat cleaning stations.
Guest reviews consistently praise the 24/7 coffee station and pet-friendly rooms with direct outdoor access.
Many highlight the Northern Lights themed conference rooms with adjustable LED lighting, ideal for corporate retreats.
Criticisms focus on occasional train noise from CN Rail tracks (soundproof windows available upon request) and limited vegan menu options.
The indoor pool’s waterfall feature and free snowshoe rentals (winter) receive frequent accolades, particularly from families visiting Petawawa Christmas Market (15 km).
Cultural draws include summer Champlain Days Festival with voyageur canoe races and winter Ice Dragon Boat Festival on the river.
Nightlife centers around The Nook Creperie’s live jazz nights or Neat Coffee Shop’s board game evenings.
Outdoor enthusiasts explore Algonquin Park’s western trails (45-minute drive) or Upper Ottawa Valley Golf Club (6 km) with its signature island green.
The hotel’s guided stargazing sessions on the riverside patio leverage the region’s low light pollution.
Blending business functionality with wilderness accessibility, this property serves as a gateway to Ottawa Valley’s natural drama.
Unique touches like lobby displays of local amethyst geodes and partnerships with Algonquin outfitters for customized canoe trips underscore its regional authenticity.
During fall, the Muskoka chair-lined riverbank becomes prime territory for watching migrating Canada geese formations.
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