Red Rock Inn

The staff is always very friendly and will wait for you if you’re coming in late from travel. I often stay here on my trek back and forth from the west. Really enjoy the rustic feel to the rooms with your own fireplace.

This is an old historical hotel. I stayed 3 nights. It is proof that you cannot judge a book by its cover. First impressions, judging from the peeling paint and stained carpets, are that it may not be okay. However the room was clean and bright and had a fully equipped modern bathroom. The common areas have been well looked after. Breakfast was simple but white table cloths always add class. Staff were great.

This is a very cool and large 1930s inn with a very colorful history. It appeared that there were only two people working there while we were staying there, and they were working VERY hard to provide the best experience. The inn itself is pretty funky, but in a good way - lots of interesting and fun midcentury details to check out while exploring the premises. You really feel like you are stepping back in time while there. (My understanding is a large company has recently purchased the property and extensive renovations are planned for Winter 2026-27, which should help realize the property’s full potential.) The room itself was SPOTLESSLY clean and comfortable. The lady running the front desk was an absolute sweetheart, very friendly, personable and warm; she was one of the most positive aspects of our stay! Likewise, the woman managing the housekeeping was similarly friendly and helpful. This was without a doubt the most memorable lodging we’ve had during a 3-week drive across Canada. RECOMMENDED!!

An unusual inn. Our room was super clean, bed very comfortable. The kind man who checked us in was working his first night! Did a great job helping us with my elderly parents. I would stay there again!