Algonquin Hotel - Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario

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Présentation de l'Hôtel Algonquin à Sault Ste. Marie

L’Hôtel Algonquin, situé au cœur de Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario, est une option d’hébergement appréciée pour les voyageurs et les visiteurs de la région. Il s'agit d'un établissement offrant un service standard et une localisation pratique pour explorer la ville et ses environs. L’hôtel est un choix judicieux pour ceux qui recherchent un hébergement fonctionnel et confortable, sans fioritures excessives.

Adresse : 864 Queen St E, Sault Ste. Marie, ON P6A 2B4, Canada

Téléphone : 7052532311

Page Web : (Aucune page web disponible actuellement)

Spécialités : Hôtel

Caractéristiques de l'Hôtel Algonquin

L'Hôtel Algonquin se distingue par ses caractéristiques essentielles :

Chambres confortables : Les chambres sont conçues pour offrir un repos agréable, généralement équipées de commodités de base telles que la télévision, le climatisation et une salle de bain privée.
Service standard : L'hôtel propose un service client de base, incluant l’accueil, la réception 24h/24 et le nettoyage quotidien.
Installation simple : L’établissement ne propose pas de services de restauration sur place, mais il se trouve à proximité de restaurants et de cafés.
Emplacement stratégique : L'hôtel bénéficie d'une situation centrale, ce qui facilite l'accès aux principaux points d'intérêt de Sault Ste. Marie.

Localisation et Accessibilité

L'Hôtel Algonquin est idéalement situé à 864 Queen Street East, dans le centre de Sault Ste. Marie. Sa localisation lui permet d’être facilement accessible :

Proximité des attractions : Il se trouve à quelques minutes des principaux sites touristiques de la ville, tels que le Musée de la rivière Nipigon et le centre-ville historique.
Accès facile : L'hôtel est proche des routes principales, facilitant les déplacements vers d'autres destinations de la région.

Informations Complémentaires et Avis

L'Hôtel Algonquin affiche une moyenne de 3/5 sur Google My Business, basée sur 142 avis. Ces avis reflètent une expérience mitigée, avec des commentaires positifs concernant la propreté et le personnel, mais aussi des critiques portant sur l'état des chambres et le manque d'équipements.

Avis : L'hôtel possède une présence active sur Google My Business, avec un total de 142 avis.
Avis moyen : 3/5 – Il est recommandé de consulter les avis récents pour se faire une opinion plus précise.

👍 Avis de Algonquin Hotel

E L.

Pas un hôtel mais des chambres au dessus d'une salle de concert/bar. J ai séjourné une nuit, j avais vu les avis négatifs mais les avis "faux"positifs m avait fait espérer que ce serait pas trop mal pour le prix, Erreur! J ai donc visiter la chambre au 2ème en demandant deux fois au réceptionniste si le bruit du concert du soir montait jusqu au deuxième, il M a assuré que non, la nuit à été épouvantable, pourtant je suis un fêtard mais la c était juste désagréable. Tout tremblait et les tuyaux gresillaient dans la chambre, on entendait aussi bien la basse règle ultra forte, que la batterie guitare et chant...bref pas d isolation phonique, je me demande comment ça se passe au premier avec un tel volume au 2 ème étage, les commentaires sur le 3ème etage sont faux, ils doivent entre comme les autres, car très fort, il faut attendre que le bar ferme pour dormir...Ils cachent les odeurs à coup de détergent hospitalier...le chauffage n était pas allumé en hiver no comment pour chauffer surtout que c est une vis brûlante qui sert de bouton ( sans indication sur le sens à tourner et à quel niveau), dommage que trip aviser ne permettent pas d extrait vidéo car j ai filmé le radiateur bougé au rythme de lz basse et tt le monde auraient pu constater le nombre de décibel ahurissant pour une chambre d hôtel au 2, bref je vais m arrêter la faute de temps, les motels à l entrée de la ville sont nombreux et au même prix, la patinoire n est pas à côté comme le disait un avis mais à 20mn à pied, ... Voilà j espère vous avoir persuadé de ne plus vous intéressez à cet hôtel.

Jocelyn B.

Nous étions que de passage mais mon seul souvenir de Sault Ste Marie est a quelle point cette hôtel était minable/misérable. Pas un hôtel mais une maison de chambres malpropre n'y allée pas! De plus ils chargent plus chère que ce que le ministère du tourisme ontarien leur permettent .

michelle B.

1/5

jai ete pour louer et il doublait le prix , car il voyait que je cherchait un endroit pour la semaine ,il mon faite attendre 2 hr de temps pour rien , me disait savait pas si il avait de la place incroyable et la pas place apres 2 hr cetait semaine des couleur automne ,,,cetait attitude service mediocre aucunement sans respect accueil pitoyable ,,,,,javait conduit de montreal a sault-st-marie jetait bruler de fatigue ,,,,,cauchemar les motels ds ce bout la un homme qui loue des motel chambres app ma dis quil on eu des epidemies de petite bete non desirable wow 1 aller retour qui a ete cauchemar jai dormis dans mon truck impossible davoir 1 place propre et sans surprise fini pour moi ce coin la dans ce bout la les gens son affreusement deplaisant et irrespectueux etc,,,,,,chu revenue et avec une dette de 600 dollards

Devan S.

I stayed here for a night with a buddy in between two backcountry treqs (Mississagi > Superior) and it was just as expected.||The hotel was built in 1888 and is in the process still of trying to obtain a heritage permit. It’s rare to find a building this old in Ontario so that alone was worth the stay for me.||The rooms are a flight or two up (too old for a disability elevator). They have a flat screen tv with satellite that had the Raps game, mini fridge, coffee maker and microwave. Beds were comfortable enough. The bathroom was renovated and large. Overall was a very clean room. Biggest plus was that they didn’t bother us to checkout (left at 1pm). The place had some long term residents, but they were friendly and harmless. The town only has 3,000 and is fairly seasonal so they need to make money somehow!

Ronald G.

5/5

There exists few words that can truly describe this place; it’s a feeling that you must experience to know what it’s like. The hotel despite its age built 1888, retains its magic; it has been renovated inside. New hardwood floors fresh paint new bathrooms new everything. Remember this is an ancient piece of history this building having said that there is no A/C because the hotel is very old and can not handle the load and power needed to power them. They have fans but keep In mind it does tend to be cooler in summer in this region as opposed to more southern Ontario destinations. The hotel has a hostel like feel. There are Daily weekly and monthly rates. There are permanent residents that live there, good natured people that I had the great pleasure to meet. There is much love in this spot, all the staff and owners are kind down to earth persons. I want to thank them from the bottom of my heart for the absolutely wonderful way that I was treated when I was there. It is a feeling and a vibe not a fancy hotel but strong and vibrating community. One love

Rick N.

We were on a 28 day road trip and knew we would eventually be spending a night or two in Sault Ste. Marie but we weren't sure when. It turns out it was going to be on a Sat/Sun during Thanksgiving Day weekend in Canada. Oops! We did a search via Tripadvisor Saturday morning only to find that there were very few rooms available that night although things were opening up for the Sunday. Even worse, because of the tight market, the cost of the rooms available were ridiculously high. Two upper end motels were asking north of $200.00 for standard rooms that would normally run you $120.00 and the only other option was the Algonquin for $95.00 for a standard $70.00 room. Would you rather get ripped off a lot or just a little? After perusing the traveler comments for the Algonquin we decided to take a chance on it for just Saturday and find a better place for Sunday later. We decided to use the $100.00 saved for a nice meal instead.||||The hotel reservation form noted that some rooms were bath only, some shower only and requested that you indicate a preference... we chose shower and completed the reservation while on the road. A few minutes later, we unexpectedly received a call from the hotel to advise that there were no rooms available with a shower. Our room would have a tub although there would be a shower facility available right across from our room that was common to a couple of other rooms on the 3rd floor. Was that okay for us? No problem for one night. She also indicated that a band of the heavy metal variety would be playing from 10:00 P.M. to 2:00 A.M. but since we were on the 3rd floor and on the other side of the hotel from the bandstand, we shouldn't be impacted with the noise. Considering the alternatives, we agreed to keep the reservation. However, we thought it excellent customer service to take the time to contact us in advance with these concerns.||||Of course we were somewhat apprehensive about what we had gotten ourselves into when arrived late that afternoon. The lobby looked just fine. If this was a roach infested dive you wouldn't know it from initial impressions. There is no elevator but the eager desk clerk took our bags and ran up two flights with them while we struggled to keep up. He was most accommodating, pleasant and informative in our conversations and dealings with him.||||The room itself was fairly small with a bed that was barely queen size, if indeed it was. But you could see the bedding was clean as was the rest of the room. The bathroom featured the old style big tub with claw feet... quaint actually... and it too was spotless. It would seem that this would be among the last rooms rented under most circumstances (probably due to its physical location) since the TV, cable box, fridge and coffee maker (the only amenities offered) were all unplugged. We tried the TV just for fun and it was of excellent quality, surprisingly, but there obviously were tricks to using it with the cable provider and we didn't pursue it with staff. ||||We went out for dinner and drinks (with the cash saved) and returned before the entertainment commenced. We were in bed before 10.00 and asleep quickly. The bed was again surprisingly comfortable. The next thing we knew it was 8:30 in the morning. We slept like babies and heard nothing all night. ||||Final impressions: Judging from previous reviews, it would seem that management is making investments to upgrade the hotel i.e. the T.V., hardwood floors rather than carpets (a feature we are coming to appreciate more and more, etc.). It would never be our desired accommodation but it proved to be just fine for our short stay. It would be a good option for those on a tight budget. It was clean... no bugs, no odors... just basic, no frills accommodation. There is no breakfast available. Near the front desk is a separate room with vending machines and a microwave. Our dealings with staff were excellent and their emphasis on customer service was appreciated. Will these folks be there next month... that's the question.

Darren B.

4/5

Really neat old building, and very good location. Room was nice and modern, had good TV and the shower was nice. Price was very reasonable. Only downside was the owner yelling at us and threatening to call the police at 10PM because the people across the hall were smoking and we got falsely accused. Kind of exciting though. Would probably go again.

Tiffany M.

A couple from Argentina have been slowly renovating this incredibly beautiful building built in 1888...the owner upgraded us so my daughter would have access to a toilet and bathtub in the room...the pub staff treated her so wonderfully as well and made a fresh bbq burger for her to her specs and she said it was the "best burger ever"...the staff also helped with anything else we needed and were just lovely and genuine people. You won't get 5 stars here, but you will get a funky experience for great value in a great location with history and, like I said, just some real down to earth good people. I felt so safe and comfortable and traveling on my own with a 9 year old, well, that's priceless.