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Le Grand Lodge Mont-Tremblant

Le Grand Lodge Mont-Tremblant

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2396 Rue Labelle, Mont-Tremblant, Québec, J8E 1T8, Canada
(800) 567-6763 www.legrandlodge.com
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Jul 8, 2018
Great place. Staff are super nice and accommodating. Suite with full kitchen and two bathrooms!! Pet friendly and convenient location. Will come back for next visit!

Jul 16, 2018
A great place to stay. Lake views are beautiful. Canoe and pedals boats provided free of charge. Quite area. Pleasant staff. Few minutes by car from the village.

Mar 17, 2018
Lodge is great! Receipting was quick. We love the size of swimming pool and nice variety of steam room, sauna, 2 hot tubs (inside and outdoors). Towels were provided. We had all supplies what we need in the kitchen. I could think of only 3 things that could be improved: 1. Normal size knife, 2. Hair dryer in the room, 3. Duvet for a Murphy bed. Shuttle service is very convenient. We stayed for 2 nights in March and love it!!!

Feb 7, 2018
Not bad at all actually very nice place, very nice staff, very nice food and spectacular views. 5 stars hotel for the 3 stars hotel category. I went in the winter time and the views from my room was still spectacular. Everyone there is giving his 100% giving the limited privileges and options. Game room needs to be upgraded. The pool is amazing in the winter. Restaurant food is very tasty and big portions too, however little expensive. Shuttle is available every 30 minutes to take you to the main village. There is a store where you can rent skiing equipment for very reasonable prices. Loved it

Jan 7, 2018
Great staff. When our heater broke they replaced it in under 12 hours. Rooms feel larger then they are. There are plenty of beds in the living room giving the room a high capacity for it's size. The pool is deep and a good size. Then hot tub is bigger then normal and is heated at a good temperature. There is free hot chocolate and cookies in the lobby, a great treat after a day on mountain. I have never failed to fold a parking spot in the parking lot.v

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