Hotel a Isola Grindstone

“Great place to stay”

“Staff was friendly, room was clean and spacious (we had a handicap accessible room). Location is great. Very reasonably priced. I would stay here again.”

“It was a nice area. The manager/owner was pleasant. Room was small, but cozy. Heater either got too warm or too cold. Back and forth.”

“Affordable and clean”

“We really loved this hotel. In previous visits to Clayton, I always saw this beautiful hotel and wanted to finally stay the night there. It exceeded our expectations. The resort was very elegant and well maintained. The patio is gorgeous and the pool/ hot tub were comfortable temperatures. This is the place to stay when visiting Clayton.”

“Had an excellent anniversary weekend Food was delicious and staff very great! Hotel clean The only thing was that we did not get housekeeping to make the bed and replace towels but didn't really need it that bad.”

“The location was great. Older rooms, door knob was loose and there weren’t any vending machines on site. We had to drive back to town to get drinks.”

“My friends and I just had the most incredible weekend stay at The Roxy Hotel. Character meets extraordinary comfort as you will sleep sound as a pound in this safe, beautiful town with shops walking distance and the best little coffeehouse/bakery. We had top notch customer care. Upgrades. We will definitely spread the word and be back next year! Two solid thumbs up. ”

“Room was clean and the beds were comfortable”

“Nel complesso soddisfatto del pernottamento. Letto comodo, biancheria pulita, non rumoroso. Peccato la struttura sia datata e abbia bisogno di un rinnovo, ma per una notte va bene”

“The staff was outstanding, friendly and ready to help with any needs. We didn't have any maintenance issues but I did see a couple people who did and the staff immediately took care of any issues. The room was clean and the beds were super comfortable. It's within walking distance of everything in the Bay, which is so convenient.”

“Beautiful spot right on the St. Lawrence River. ”