Our group stayed here for a weekend. It is a motel that is used during the week by workers at the Bruce Power plant so it has all the amenities of home. The fridge actually got cold and worked. The suite we had was cozy, not overly large but for the price it was good. The queen sized bed took up almost the whole bedroom. The rooms were clean and tidy and our room had a usable balcony. The bathroom was small and dated with a fan that was very noisy whenever the light was turned on. Our group was able to use one of the BBQ's and the gazebo for the evening which was great. The owner even brought us out more utensils when he noticed how much food we were cooking. Our group thought the place was great for our purposes.

What a fantastic little gem of a place!

The exterior isn't much to look at, but the suites are both cozy and roomy with everything that you need to be comfortable.

The kitchen has all the utensils you would need to create a home cooked meal. All you need is to bring groceries.

The living/dining room is cozy and comfortable, roomy enough for a dining set, loveseat, and armchair to lounge in while you relax.

The bedroom is very comfortable, complete with a king-sized mattress and clean, comfortable sheets.

All in all, our stay at Sand Castle Suites was a fantastic one and we would gladly recommend that travellers take a night or two to rest and relax here.

As soon as you step into this motel, you can smell stale cigarette smoke. This is supposed to be a "non-smoking" motel. While our room was clean it reeked of old cigarette smoke. The owner(s) know this because the air fresher used during cleaning was overpowering when we entered the room. The walls and ceilings have all been covered with stucco which holds the smoke odour even more. The ceiling in the bathroom is so low that we felt like we were breathing in the smoke directly. Also, the bedroom was so small that you have to turn sideways to walk around to the other side of the bed. It appears that the owner(s) caters to the Bruce Power workers rather than intermittent travellers.