Punderson Manor Lodge & Conference Center

We stayed in the Windsor suite, which was beautiful. We loved the hot tub! The bedding needed to be changed, which the front desk took care of right away, and we kept kicking the bed frame and stubbing our toes because it is essentially a box on the ground. Your charging cords will need a wall adapter as there were no USB charging ports that we could find. The manor was beautifully decorated for Christmas, very festive!

An elegant, stately manor in the middle of a beautiful park and ovelooking a gorgeous lake. We chose a room with a view of the lake, queen bed, nice furnishings. Large TV with numerous channels available. While much of the hotel did not seem to have had much upgrading (which was fine with us) our bathroom certainly had been brought up to recent style (also fine with us!) The hallway to the room was very narrow and reminded us of the hotel in "The Shining" and we did hear that the lodge had some ghosts around! Dining (Cherry Dining room) and bar on premises were great and separately reviewed. We enjoyed hiking the Beach and Iroquois trails along and above the lake. The trim outside needs to be scraped down an restained!!!!

My friend and I went there for dinner last night (had to try the prime rib). The meal was delicious, the view was beautiful and our waitress was WONDERFUL!!! She even brought us coffee with our dessert without us asking. I know that sounds insignificant to some but, to me, it's little things like that that mean so much. We walked around the lodge and outside (beautiful scenery)and just had a really enjoyable evening. We live near by so we weren't staying, thats why there is no room review. Lovely place though. Will definitely be going back.

Don't not recommend staying in the cabins if you have a disability that affects your mobility. The handicap "access" rooms seem to only come with a queen size bed that sits at 40 inch from floor to mattress or 2 twin size bunk beds unless you want to sit on a pull out couch. The floor transitions between rooms stick up almost 2 inches tall making them a trip hazard for walkers and almost I'm possible for wheel chairs to move across without assistance. Staff seem to feel anytime you ask about something related to helping your stay like it's an inconvenience or you are calling at the wrong time and should know better. If you do call the main number to talk to the front desk be prepared to press 0 every 10 secs as the hold loops around back to the main menu and requires you to press 0 again o

We stayed for a weekend in the Saxon room which was very spacious and beautiful. However, there were numerous issues with this room. It directly above the kitchen and the windows all face the front entrance. If you stay in this room, you will hear people outside all evening. You will also be subject to all the kitchen smells, including the backed up drain that caused our room to smell like rotten eggs for a couple of hours. No hot water, and we did attempt to switch rooms but there was nothing comparable. The lodge itself is a treasure. Beautiful scenery all around. We kayaked, golfed and enjoying sitting outside enjoying the peace and serenity. I would absolutely not eat here unless you have hours to waste. We tried lunch, and it took nearly 2 hours to wait for drinks, food and the bill.