ザ キャンベルフォード リバー イン(Campbellford River Inn)

They use a TON of Fleecy on their bed linens - I have fragrance allergies so I could not sleep in the bed.

Unfortunately our upstairs neighbours were very loud but that was not the fault of the motel. The location on the Trent Severn was surprisingly quaint and lovely. A nice place to sit and read a book in the evening

Smell of smoking in room.ash trays just outside every room. Paint & caulking chipped or dirty. Bathtub chipped. In general terrible condition .long weekend nothing else available.

Bedroom was fine. Coffee bar lacked sufficient creamer. Small bathroom had chipped tub, not a single towel bar & no counter space for toiletries. Pool seemed okay, but picnic/BBQ areas near the river were dilapidated with broken concrete and metal protrusions. Old, unused wooden docks were sitting on the river bank, with vines growing over them. Further renovation is clearly needed.

Great view of the river, pool on site, can walk into town core without much worry, staff friendly and checked in to make sure we had everything we needed.

The room was not what we were led to believe we going to have… picture showed spacious room a jacuzzi tub comfortable chairs to sit in which none of that is what we got .. we got the king size bed hard as rock and the room so crowded you couldn’t walk around

Be careful when booking. This is a Motel not an Inn and the price is too high for a Motel. There are hidden fees when you check out.

The memory foam bed was the most comfortable bed we have ever slept on. The owners go out of their way to make your feel comfortable and offered places of interest that we visited. It was an easy walk to all of the shops and restaurants in Campbellford, and the property was well cared for and picturesque on the river. We felt really at home.

The staff was friendly and helpful, and the beds were comfortable. This was the only real upside to staying here — for the cost, I was shocked by the state of the room. Old key locks and my door handle had duct tape wrapped around it. Rickety stairs to get to our room (very inaccessible) and there was a shopping cart (1) parked outside our room filled with cleaning supplies. Obviously, there had been renovations and some updates, but the cost-cutting was obvious. Room had two stacks of old dining chairs too (didn't match) — just not what I expected for almost $300 a night. Didn't feel very clean either. There were dead bugs on the bathroom floor, microwave was very old, and one of the shelves in the minifridge was broken. And no coffee maker (although when I asked, she did get me one).