Devils Lake Inn

This hotel has a low price point. You get what you pay for. This is an older facility that has shown its age. Many rooms have sliding glass patio doors that exit out to peripheral sidewalk with chairs to sit outside (locked from the inside). The bathroom had rust in the bowl, the bathtub had an extremely dirty-stained non-slip mat that isn't removable. One would not want to soak in this environment. The furnace was noisy when running. The bed did have a thick mattress cover and was comfortable to sleep in. The area was quiet from traffic. TV has satellite coverage and many channels in french (remember you're in Canada). The Choice Hotel website shows that breakfast is served. We found that breakfast was essentially a loaf of bread or bagels, a toaster, and some jam and peanut butter. There were no eggs, or meat, etc. typical of a Choice Hotel.

Amazing ! Staff was so friendly ! Pet friendly which is exactly what we were looking for 😊 they were knowledgeable on things to do around the town! Most things are a drive away but it’s still a nice place to stay! Quiet and relaxing

We stayed a night before taking the ferry to Nova Scotia. The service was alright but the hotel has a very old vibe. The room smelled a bit weird and the bathroom feels like we are in the 80’s. The air conditioning is also extremely noisy. Average experience

Adequate place to stay for one night. It was quite dated, but clean and quiet at night. And the staff were courteous and professional. Close enough to a few restaurants and a super market and not too far from the city centre.

Clean and quiet. Undergoing a change of ownership do hopefully some updating will be done. Close to restaurants and ferry, which was important. Not sure why there’s no elevator. Friendly front desk staff. Would stay again.