Treehouse Rentals – Lakeside East (1-10)

For all ages

Customer Reviews: 92%

Below you will find the descriptions for Lakeside East (Treehouses 1-10). See Lakeside West (Treehouses 11-20)

Description

LAKESIDE EAST (Treehouses 1 – 10)

The Lakeside East treehouses are easier to access. The closest treehouse (#9 – The Yurt) is a 10 minute walk and the furthest (#6 – The Rock House) is a 20 minute walk away. It is an 8 minute paddle to Lakeside East.

LAKESIDE EAST is perfect for visitors who prefer a slightly easier baggage transport, to be closer to the reception, and who prefer proximity to the lake over views.

  • Treehouses are very close water’s edge
  • Views of the forest and the lake
  • Gets afternoon sun
  • 3 small shared docks
  • The closest treehouse is a 10 minute walk from the parking /reception, the furthest is 20 minutes.
  • Easier to transport baggage by canoe
  • Canoe paddle time is about 8 minutes.

Click here to see LAKESIDE WEST (Treehouses 11-20)

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All treehouses are all insulated, heated with wood, furnished with comfortable beds and are equipped for cooking. They all have a sunny terrace, an outside fire pit, and a picnic table. Outhouses are located a short distance from each treehouse.

We’ve tried not to take the adventure out of sleeping in the woods! So anticipate an amazing hands-on experience. You will be starting your own fire, cooking on a camp stove, transporting your gear and supplies and managing your water and waste. In the tradition of back-country refuges, you need to ‘leave no trace’ by leaving the treehouse, and the surroundings, as you found them for the next guests. In a nutshell, you’ll discover the thrills of being off grid by living simply and leaving a small footprint.

Dogs are welcome in the tree houses. We ask you to keep them on a leash on the trails.

At the reception Pavillion, beside the parking, you will find showers and bathrooms, laundry facilities, wi-fi, and cel. reception. At the park gate is a small convenience store (open summertime only).

CITQ: #627517

LUGGAGE TRANSPORT – BY CANOE OR BAGGAGE CARTS / WINTER: TOBOGGANS

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Treehouses

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Treehouse 1

Sleeps up to 6 people (2 double beds + 2 single beds)
Lake views
12’x14’ square feet plus a bump out with 1 double bed

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Treehouse 2

Sleeps up to 6 people (3 double beds)
Lake views
Large roof top deck
14’x14’ square feet plus a bump out with 1 double bed

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Treehouse 3

Sleeps up to 6 people (2 double beds + 2 single beds)
Lake views
1 double bed on second floor
14’x14’ square feet plus the 2nd floor

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Treehouse 4

Sleeps up to 6 people (2 double beds + 2 single beds)
Lake views
2 big bay windows
Tower with skylight
Perched on sloping terrain
14’x14’ square feet

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‘The Bee’ Treehouse 5

Sleeps up to 6 people (2 double beds + 2 single beds)
Lake views
Mezzanine with 2 double beds
Perched on a point in the lake on sloping terrain
14′ x 14′ square feet

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‘The Rockhouse’ Treehouse # 6

Sleeps up to 6 people (2 double beds + 2 single beds)
Perched between to giant boulders
Large roof top deck
12’x20’ square feet
Suspended bridge access
Less than 300 metres from the lake

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Treehouse 7

Sleeps up to 4 people (1 double bed + 2 single beds)
Perched on 4 trees, 2 maples, 1 elm and 1 yellow birch
Deck built around two trees
18’x12’ square feet
Less than 300 metres from the lake
Suspended bridge access
Less than 300 metres from the lake

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Treehouse 8

Sleeps up to 4 people (2 double beds)
Perched on 2 trees, 1 maple and 1 beech
Deck built around two trees
10’x12’ square feet plus 2 bump outs with double beds
Less than 300 metres from the lake

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‘The Yurt’ Treehouse # 9

Sleeps up to 4 people / 1 couple or 1 family (1 big bed )
Dodecagonal Shape
Perched on 3 trees, 2 maples and 1 elm
Rounded deck encompassing 2 trees
Skylight
167 square feet
Less than 300 metres from the lake

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Treehouse # 10

Sleeps up to 4 people (2 single beds together + 2 single beds)
Lake views
Perched on 2 trees, 1 spruce and 1 yellow birch
Deck encompassing 1 tree
12’x14’ square feet
Less than 100 metres from the lake

Important Info

Location

25 minutes from the town of Mont-Tremblant. 40 minutes from Tremblant resort. 1h40 minutes from Montreal and 2h15 minutes from Ottawa.

Driving directions will be provided in your reservation confirmation by email.

Check-in & check-out hours

Check-in: Between 14:30 & 17:00 from Saturday to Thursday & from 15:30 to 19:00 on Friday. Self-check-in after reception hours is possible by contacting us ahead of time. You can arrive before check-in and enjoy the park all day.

Check-out: Between 9:00 & 11:30, early check-out is possible, please inform us at check-in. Please feel free to enjoy the park all day after your check-out.

Christmas holiday schedule:
Normal hours except Dec 25th and Jan 1st (where there will be no check-ins or check-outs and no services offered).

Included

  • Mattresses (You must bring your own sleeping bag and pillow)
  • Kitchenette with sink
  • All necessary equipment for cooking and serving meals.
  • Wood stove (wood included from mid-October to April 30; bags of sustainably harvested wood are on sale on site. You can bring Ecologs, but they don’t heat up as well as wood.)
  • Propane stove for cooking (propane not included, see cost below)
  • Propane BBQ (n/a in Winter) (propane not included, see cost below)
  • 15 litre bottle for drinking water: Must be filled at the reception and brought to the treehouse by you.
  • 60 litre cooler.
  • For baggage transport, each cabin has 1 small cart: 28in. x 17in. and 1 large cart 42in.x 24in. x 12 in summer OR 2 large 48in. toboggans in winter. In summer, you can also choose to transport your bags by renting a canoe. (see cost below)
  • Dry toilets are located near each cabin. Bathrooms and showers are available at the reception pavilion.
  • Outdoor fire pit and picnic table.
  • All our clients are automatically covered by Airmedic medical emergency helicopter evacuation, for the duration of the activity. For full details see the Air Medic page.

To help you prepare your stay, a detailed list of what is provided will be emailed with your reservation confirmation.

Optional Extras

As part of our commitment to sustainability (see below) we try to encourage our guests to use a minimum of consumables by charging for them. We sell sustainably harvested local firewood offer treehouse kits for purchase that include the basic amount of consumable materials (propane, kindling, paper, matches, candles etc.) that you will require for your stay.

  • Wood – $12 per bag (included from mid-October to April 30). Sustainably harvested local wood. Includes kindling, paper and matches. We charge for it to encourage responsible consumption. Please note: Due to problems with invasive species, it is not permitted to bring your own firewood. You are welcome to bring manufactured logs or kiln dried/commercially packaged wood.
  • Propane (16oz bottle) –  $8.50.  For the propane stove and the BBQ (BBQ in summer only)
  • Sleeping bag and a pillow case- $40 to purchase. If you need sleeping bags please mention it in the comments section on your reservation request.
  • Power pack – Rental for $7 for the length of your stay. Offers about 10-15 hrs of battery life for the lights in the cabin & 4-6hrs for cell phone or tablet charging).
  • Snowshoes – $9 per person for the length of your stay. Quantities limited. No reservations.
  • Canoe – $37 for the length of your stay.
  • Cabin Kit –  $19. We assemble some helpful items in our Cabin Kit for your comfort. All items except battery power pack can also be brought from home :
    • Battery power pack for cabin lights and electricity
    • 16oz recyclable propane bottle (fits propane stove and BBQ in cabin)
    • Dish cloth x1
    • Dish towel x2
    • Tea candles x 6 (3.5hr burning time/candle)
    • Organic composting bag x 1
    • Bag for recycling x 1
    • Garbage bag x 1
    • Matches x2
    • 15L water bottle (can be refilled at pavilion), (to be returned at check-out)

Sustainability

Our treehouses are nestled in the back country of the Laurentian forests. We respect the environment and to apply Leave no Trace principles: There is no running water and no garbage services at the cabins (only at the reception building). Please minimize your footprint by packing out what you pack in.

We are proud to actively participate in the protection of our planet. We have joined the international 1% for the Planet fund, and we are committed to donating  1% of our annual sales to the fund.

For every bag of wood used during your stay, we buy carbon credits from Compensation CO2 Québec, and Carbone Boréale (University of Chicoutimi) who plant the trees that offset our carbon footprint. We also purchase credits to off-set the propane used for our cook stoves. This allows us to be 100% carbon-neutral for our wood and propane.

Please Note

  • PACK LIGHT AS YOU HAVE TO TRANSPORT YOUR GEAR 12-20 MINUTES WITH A BAGGAGE CART ON A WALKING TRAIL OR BY CANOE.
  • Access to the Regional Park Eco des Laurentides(CTEL) is not included. All Park visitors must pay on arrival at the park.
    WINTER 2022 (Oct 11 to May 12) : $10 for adult (18-59), 7$ for senior (60 yrs+), free for child (0-17 years). Taxes included. SUMMER 2021 (May 13 to Oct 10): Prices are per night per person: $10 for adult, free for child (0-17 years), $7 for senior (60 yrs+). Taxes included.
  • Dry toilets are located near each cabin. Full bathrooms with showers are available at the Reception – Pavilion building.
  • Electricity is limited (via power pack available for rent for $7 – about 10-15 hrs of battery life for our lights & 4-6hrs for cell phone or tablet charging).

Groups

  • Get the 10th treehouse for free.
  • Our site is perfect for hosting groups of family, friends or colleagues. With our 10 treehouses, we can lodge up to 52 people.
  • For lunches or other events, the park has a gazebo right near our reception that can take up to 30 people.
  • In our reception – pavilion building we have an auditorium seating up to 60 people

All inclusive package***

This package includes:1 bag of wood for each night,1 Cabin kit (see Optional extras above for the list of items), snowshoes for all guests for the duration of stay OR up to 2 canoes for the duration of stay. Sleeping bags for overseas guests. Please note;this package does not include Park access fees.

Conditions

Minimum 2 nights at all times.

Promotion – 3rd night at 50% off only applies during identified periods. When Monday is a holiday, the promotion does not apply. Can not be combined with another offer.

  • Children 17 yrs old and under are free.
  • All treehouses are non-smoking.
  • A $190 security deposit is required at check-in by credit card.

Prices do not include taxes or mandatory resort royalty of 3% and may be subject to change without notice. Terms and conditions.

Rates

  • NIGHTLY RATES per TREEHOUSE for MAX 2 ADULTS or 2 ADULTS & 2 CHILDREN (17 YRS and under), additional guests $10 per night. Children 17 and under are free. Please note, Québec Lodging tax 3.5%, mandatory resort royalty of 3% and G.S.T and P.S.T. are not included.  
  • MINIMUM of 2 NIGHT stay is required at all times. (Until further notice – due to measures in place due to Covid-19.)
  • Park-Eco des Laurentides- Park access will be charged on-site by the Park. WINTER 2022 (Oct. 12 to May 13)  $10/adult (18-59)/night. $7/senior(60+)/night Free for Children (0-17yrs)SUMMER 2021 (May 1 to Oct. 11) $10/adult (18+)/night.

January 2 to February 24, 2022 (min. 2 night stay) (promotion 15% off stays of 3 nights or more)

$119 weeknight / $159 Friday & Saturday

February 25 to March 19, 2022 (min. 2 night stay) (promotion 15% off stays of 3 nights or more)

$171 weeknight / $191 Friday & Saturday

March 20 to April 14, 2022 (min. 2 night stay) (promotion 15% off stays of 3 nights or more)

$119 weeknight / $171 Friday & Saturday

April 15-17, 2022 (min. 2 night stay)

$189 per night

April 18-30, 2022 (min. 2 night stay) (promotion 15% off stays of 3 nights or more)

$109 weeknight / $159 Friday & Saturday

May 1 to June 23, 2022 (min. 2 night stay, promotion 15% off stays of 3 nights or more)

$116 weeknight / $161 Friday & Saturday

June 24, 2022  to July 14, 2022 (min. 2 nights)

$185 weeknight / $199 Friday & Saturday

July 15 to September 4, 2022 (min. 2 night stay)

$212 / night

September 5 to October 9, 2022 (min. 2 night stay, promotion 15% off stays of 3 nights or more)

$166 weeknight / $199 Friday & Saturday

October 10 to December 22, 2022 (min. 2 night stay) (promotion 15% off stays of 3 nights or more).

$136 weeknight / $178 Friday & Saturday

December 23, 2022 to January 7, 2023 (min. 2 night stay) Please note, there will be no check-ins or check-outs on Dec. 25 and Jan 1.

$206 per night

January 8 to February 23, 2023 (min. 2 night stay) (promotion 15% off stays of 3 nights or more)

$124 weeknight / $166 Friday & Saturday

February 24 to March 18, 2023 (min. 2 night stay) (promotion 15% off stays of 3 nights or more)

$177 weeknight / $196 Friday & Saturday

March 19 to April 6, 2023 (min. 2 night stay) (promotion 15% off stays of 3 nights or more)

$124 weeknight / $178 Friday & Saturday

April 7-9, 2023 (min. 2 night stay)

$197 per night

April 10-30, 2023 (min. 2 night stay) (promotion 15% off stays of 3 nights or more)

$114 weeknight / $166 Friday & Saturday

Fire wood (sustainably harvested and carbon offset)

Included from October 11 to April 30.

$12

FAQ

FAQ – Treehouse

What should I bring with me?

To help prepare you for your stay, a detailed list of what is provided, and what you should bring, will be emailed with your reservation confirmation. Mainly, food, light and bedding. Visit our Food  packing tips page.

Can you walk to the treehouses or are they only accessible by canoe?

All treehouses are accessible by foot. You can get between 10 and 200 m from the Lakeside East treehouses by canoe, which is also an option to transport your gear (37 $ for the duration of your stay.) You can also canoe to Lakeside West, but we highly recommend transporting baggage by foot to Lakeside West.

Is the walk to the treehouse difficult?

The walk isn’t difficult, but you will need to pull your baggage cart and if you pack a lot it can be quite heavy. We provide two carts or toboggans and you will need them both as putting everything in one will usually be too heavy. You will need to transport your luggage and food, wood (40lbs), water (33 lbs), and other gear. There are a couple of steep spots on the walk, but the trails are wide and well maintained. The walk to Lakeside East is easier than to Lakeside West. Winter weather conditions may make the walk longer.
The closest treehouses to the parking are #3, #5 The Bee, #7, #9 The Yurt,  #10

Are dogs allowed?

Yes! Dogs are welcome in the treehouses and on the site on a leash.

Are there bathrooms in the treehouses?

No, but dry toilets are located near each cabin. Full bathrooms with showers are available at the Reception – Pavilion building.

Is there electricity in the treehouses?

No, but you can rent a power pack at the reception and use it for basic small electrical items (cell phones, laptops, and gadgets…but it won’t power a blender).

Is there a fridge in the treehouses?

No, but each treehouse is equipped with a 60 L cooler. Ice is available at the reception – pavilion building.

Is there running water in the treehouses?

No, but there is sink and water containers with spouts. You can use lake water to wash dishes etc…

Are there any extra fees when I arrive? Why can’t it all be included in the nightly rate?

Park access fees collected for Parc Eco des Laurentides, the not for profit organization that manages the regional park where we are located, must be collected on site.

Being an eco-resort and in the spirit of sustainability, there are also consumable items we charge for on site, just like a campground would.
Firewood, carbon offset, large bag(13 pieces,40lbs) & kindling
Power pack
Propane (16oz can – can also be brought from home)
Treehouse kit (includes candles & matches, garbage/compost/recycling bags, dishrags, power pack, propane- everything except the power pack can also be brought from home)
We also charge low rental fees for:
Canoes
Snowshoes

Are canoe rentals included in the price of the treehouses?

Canoes are also available for rent at a cost of 37 $ for the duration of your stay.

To rent canoes, see our FAQ section about boat rental.

Is there a place to buy food there?

The closest grocery store is 25 minutes from the site. There is a small but well stocked dépanneur at the Park entrance (summer only). To see dates and times for the small convenience store: http://www.ctel.ca/contact.html. For great light, easy to pack and delicious ideas visit this Quebec company: www.happyyak.ca. Or visit our Pinterest site.

Boat rental

You can rent canoes to paddle on Lake Cordon. Please note that the Park does not allow any personal boats or canoes. This is to stop the spread of invasive plant species which can seriously harm our lakes.

Lifejackets included.

Please note that row-boats are only rented for fishing.

Advance reservations are recommended for high season. Contact the Park directly to reserve. 1-866-326-9072

Are there biking trails?

Not directly in the park except for the Parc Eco gravel road (shared with cars and pedestrians), or on the linear parc ”Le P’tit’ Train du Nord”, approximately 20 minutes from Les Refuges Perchés.
NEW: The park has opened up winter(only) fat bike and cross country ski trails, new as of feb 27, 2021. Visit http://www.ctel.ca/activiteacutes-hivernales.html

Fishing, how does it work ?

You can fish on 3 different lakes in the park. You must have your fishing permit (for sale at Canadian Tire).

Fishing is only permitted from a park rented row boat or canoes (not from docks or boardwalks). See http://www.ctel.ca/pecircche.html for more details.

Spots are limited. Advance reservations are recommended for high season. Contact the park directly to reserve. 1-866-326-9072

Is there a place to buy food there?

The closest grocery store is 25 minutes from the site. There is a small but well stocked depanneur at the Park entrance (summertime only). To see dates and times for the small convenience store: http://www.ctel.ca/contact.html. For great light, easy to pack and delicious ideas visit this Quebec company: www.happyyak.ca. Or visit our Pinterest site.

How are the cabins equipped?

Please consult our Treehouse Packing and Preparation list page.

Can we have someone make our fire or bring our baggage to the treehouse?

No. We try not to take the adventure out of in sleeping in the woods. The experience of Les Refuges Perchés is a participatory one where you will need to be autonomous, like camping. Our staff is on site to make sure you are safe and well-informed and to maintain the site.

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Reviews

Customer Reviews

>> Customer review score  92%

Customer review score is the average score of all customer review forms (french and english) submitted online. Following are the customer reviews submitted online for this season and last season.

 

Mar 28, 2022

Rating: 9.3 / 10

Comments:  Was really fun. If it were a bit less expensive we would be back more often!

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was the best part of our vacation experience.

 

Mar 21, 2022

Rating: 10 / 10

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was the best part of our vacation experience.

 

Mar 20, 2022

Rating: 10 / 10

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was the best part of our vacation experience.

 

Mar 18, 2022

Rating: 10 / 10

Comments:  It took a little while to understand the cross country ski map as well as the use of the two maps that were interchangeable throughout the trails. Some maps had a red sticker for "you are here" which was helpful, but not all of them did.

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was the best part of our vacation experience.

 

Nov 01, 2021

Rating: 10 / 10

Comments:  Communication was great and the experience went beyond what I expected. I think what I liked the most was how well organized everything was but at the same time how off the beaten track it seemed so it wasn't micromanagd for you. The trails were beautiful and the treehouse had everything I could have needed!

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was the best part of our vacation experience.

 

Oct 15, 2021

Rating: 8 / 10

Comments:  Treehouses were great. However we were very disappointed that staff we interacted with during check in were not wearing masks. Tainted an otherwise great experience.

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was good, but not our favorite part of our vacation experience.

 

Oct 05, 2021

Rating: 7.7 / 10

Comments:  Overall we had a good time, trails were okay...several were closed. We wanted to take the water bridge trail but we couldn't. Also, since you are an eco park, I have a suggestion. Install rain barrels from the eaves to collect water for washing purposes.

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was good, but not our favorite part of our vacation experience.

 

Sep 30, 2021

Rating: 9 / 10

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was the best part of our vacation experience.

 

Sep 21, 2021

Rating: 9 / 10

Comments:  PLEASE ADD SKATING TO THE WINTER ACTIVITY!!! We really want to come in winter 🙂

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was the best part of our vacation experience.

 

Sep 03, 2021

Rating: 10 / 10

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was good, but not our favorite part of our vacation experience.

 

Aug 31, 2021

Rating: 9 / 10

Comments:  wonderful

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was the best part of our vacation experience.

 

Aug 31, 2021

Rating: 10 / 10

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was the best part of our vacation experience.

 

Aug 30, 2021

Rating: 4.3 / 10

Comments:  There are a number of improvements that would make the visit much more pleasant,given the nightly rates. 1. A dock for each treehouse, so families have privacy - in covid there is no space to distance so who gets there first gets to use it and the rest out of luck! 2. Screen door on the treehouse and more windows that open. It was sweltering hot and no cross breeze. we could not sleep with an open door but a screen would have been wonderful! 3. One outhouse per treehouse. Again- sharing one toilet for 8-10 people between two treehouses is unacceptable. No reason not to have one per treehouse.

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was OK, but I wouldn't do it again.

 

Aug 19, 2021

Rating: 9.7 / 10

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was the best part of our vacation experience.

 

Jul 28, 2021

Rating: 7.7 / 10

Comments:  We loved our recent stay at the treehouses. I will say that I find it's quite expensive considering how much we had to do ourselves. The walk in nearly killed us and having to lug our own wood, ice, and drinking water in just seemed an extra thing that could be included for that price of the rental.

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was good, but not our favorite part of our vacation experience.

 

Jun 12, 2021

Rating: 10 / 10

Comments:  Great value for money and was even better than expected

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was the best part of our vacation experience.

 

Apr 01, 2021

Rating: 8.7 / 10

Comments:  The staff was extremely friendly, informative and cheerful what made a nice start of the short vacation. With respect to rates, if you are a party of 6 the renting of a treehouse is a good value but if you are only a couple, it becomes bit pricey.

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was the best part of our vacation experience.

 

Mar 22, 2021

Rating: 10 / 10

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was the best part of our vacation experience.

 

Feb 23, 2021

Rating: 10 / 10

Comments:  Excellent. Professional, friendly and happy to help make the experience the best it could possibly be

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was the best part of our vacation experience.

 

Feb 22, 2021

Rating: 10 / 10

Comments:  Excellent. Professional, friendly and happy to help make the experience the best it could possibly be

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was the best part of our vacation experience.

 

Feb 17, 2021

Rating: 10 / 10

Comments:  Amazing time! Loved it so much we are trying to reserve in the summer to go back. ONly thing as mentionned above, more hooks on the walls - winter clothing takes up a TON of space and have 2 more near the door would be very helpful.

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was the best part of our vacation experience.

 

Feb 04, 2021

Rating: 9.7 / 10

Comments:  It was really great! The kitchen could have just been designed a bit more efficiently (with a counter on both sides of the sink.

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was good, but not our favorite part of our vacation experience.

 

Jan 01, 2021

Rating: 10 / 10

How did your activity affect your overall vacation experience at Tremblant?
Client selected: This activity was the best part of our vacation experience.

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