Ratings based on 34 Guest Reviews

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4.4 out of 5
82% of guests recommend
4.6 Room cleanliness
4.7 Service & staff
4.4 Room comfort
4.3 Hotel condition
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5 out of 5
by A traveller

Posted Sep. 18, 2019 on Expedia
The Owners were so friendly and their cooking was phenomenal! Great place to stay.
4 out of 5
by A traveller from St. Pierre-Jolys, Mb

Posted Sep. 2, 2019 on Expedia
Very casual atmosphere. Delicious icelandic breakfast. Excellent location.
1 out of 5
by A traveller

Horrible STINK goes with uninterested owners.

Posted Aug. 10, 2019 on Hotels
Apparently, the previous owner (grandparent of current owner) was wonderful and made this place great. New owners work other full-time jobs, and have little time or interest in maintaining the reputation. Dirty everywhere, including kitchen and fridge. Owners often away without notice and without locking up. No security for person or goods on site. Hot tub not working. No wifi. Zero amenities. Dog and three cats in house. The STINK is awful. Smells like a combination of pet feces, mould, and decay. Permeates every corner of the building, even with all windows wide open, including the outside front porch. Watch where you're walking, because pets defalcate anywhere, with no cleanup. Gardens are a mass of weeds. Dirty ash trays. Half waffle, 3 Icelandic waffles and 2 sausages for brekkie, with OJ and (Folgers?) tasteless coffee. All-in-all, have reported the facility to Manitoba Health, as it is not a safe place to stay. Stay away.
5 out of 5
by A traveller

Posted Jul. 15, 2019 on Expedia
It was beautiful! From the scenery to the house and the breakfast. Everything was excellent. We will be back soon.
5 out of 5
by A traveller from Omaha, Nebr.

Posted May 23, 2019 on Expedia
Solmundson Gesta Hus is a charming house owned by a sweet couple: Jonathan & Sydney Caines. They are incredibly hospitable, professionally trained in the culinary arts, and are great sources of information about Hecla Island (history and present). The house is literally across the road from Lake Winnipeg and is surrounded by amazing scenery. If you visit, be aware there are roaming creatures, mainly Canadian geese, so watch your step. Highly recommended and well worth your drive (we drove 1200 km and did not regret a minute of it).
Comment from Hotel Management
May 27, 2019 by Jonathan, Hotel Management
Thanks for your review. We are glad you enjoyed your stay.
3 out of 5
by A traveller

This traveller left a rating score only Posted Aug. 6, 2018 on Expedia
3 out of 5
by A traveller

Stay here in Spring or Fall - not summer.

Posted Jul. 23, 2018 on Hotels
The people running this B&B were great, as well as the big and delicious breakfasts. However, the air conditioning did not make it up to the 2nd floor, so the nights were way too hot. Hecla area is wonderful - enjoyed our time there. No WIFI was a bit of a bummer.
5 out of 5
Recommended
for Everyone
by A traveller from Winnipeg

Very nice place to stay near the beach

Posted Jul. 3, 2018 on Expedia
The owner and her family were very friendly and welcoming. We felt like we were staying in our own house. Except for minor clogged bathroom sink the house overall was very cleaned. We had a very good breakfast and the service was excellent. I would highly recommend this place to friends.
5 out of 5
Recommended
for Everyone
by A traveller from winnipeg, mb

Lake Front B&B

Posted Sep. 26, 2016 on Expedia
Pros: Felt like home :)
Cons: Nothing
Location: Location was fantastic! Lake front, what more can I say :)
This was our first time staying at a B&B and we would definitely do it again. Sharon is such a sweet lady and she makes the best crepes as well! She definitely makes you feel at home if not even better than home because you don't have to do anything but enjoy your surroundings! Who could ask for more!
5 out of 5
by Anthony from Winnipeg

Fantastic little getaway

Posted Aug. 18, 2016 on Hotels
It was near the provincial campground where our kids and grandkids were camping and we could spend the day with them. The breakfasts were out of this world