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Motel Rive Du Lac

Motel Rive Du Lac

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3.6 Google Review
317 Rue Principale, Saint-Zotique, Québec, J0P 1Z0, Canada
(450) 267-0880 www.motelrivedulac.com
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Jul 16, 2018
Quaint and well cared for. There were lots of amenities like a microwave, fridge, and stove. The room was large, inexpensive, and had a great view of the water. I was so pleased with my stay!

Jun 8, 2018
Room was extremely clean. BUT. Door only had basic key lock. No dead bolt, no chain, no peep hole. View of Lake was nice. BUT. Owners family barabacued right outside the window well past dark. Parking was tight but doable.

Jun 4, 2018
I had stayed here back in 2014. Nice people who own/run it. Nice room with 2 double beds. A bit outdated (the stove was probably originally from the 50's), but the beds ere comfortable and clean.

Dec 22, 2017
I was given room #6 and the room heater wasn't working properly. Waited for almost 2 hours for the room to warm up and it didn't. The room was a non smoking room but the entire room had strong cigarette smell. However, the owner agreed to change mine to other room. The other room had a nice view of a lake. But, the heater for that room wasn't strong either.... But better than the previous one. They need their heater fixed.

Jan 2, 2018
Clean and nice motel with friendly and understanding staff. The motel is located very near the highway and also was a very good choice for spending a night and crashing on bed in mid of overnight journey. All facilities were provided with very little to complain about. Only thing was that the room got little cold at night time during winter but again there were still extra clean blankets available.

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