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Auberge Estonia Hébergement Nature

Rawdon, Quebec J0K 1S0, Canada
46.0729° N · 73.7624° W
Auberge Estonia Hébergement Nature
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What visitors say top 5 of 18 reviews
Amy Wrynn7 months ago on Google

This place was AWESOME. Totally reasonably-priced with nice, basic rooms and comfortable beds. Alexandra was lovely to deal with and very helpful during our stay. We were there on a Monday and Tuesday night in late September and pretty much had the place to ourselves (group of 5). We decided to get frozen pizzas from the local Fromagerie just so we could cook them in the kitchen and spend the whole afternoon/evening enjoying the facilities. We made a nice fire in the firepit and did the "circuit" several times (Sauna, spa, cold plunge in pond.) We then went to the common area and played games. One of the best nights of our spa-filled vacation! It also has the best nordic spa we visited on our tour of Quebec Spas...La Source Bains Nordique. Don't miss visiting there and spending as much time as you can! Can't wait to go back to Estonia!

Janice Lee2 years ago on Google

Gorgeous property with great amenities (hot tub and sauna by an outdoor fire!), spacious and relaxing common area with fire, and meticulously clean and well-thought out rooms (felt like we were the first ones to stay in our room, since it was spotless, and really appreciated the hooks they had in the bathroom and room!). I didn’t realize there would be a kitchen, which was so well stocked and included morning coffee. It’s also very peaceful and quiet — definitely a great start to a romantic weekend! We only stayed here for a stopover but wish we could’ve stayed for longer. If we lived in Montreal, we could totally stay here again for a weekend getaway. As others have been saying, if you’re thinking about booking, just do it!

Daniel DixonEdited 6 months ago on Google

There are solo cabins available, but I booked a more affordable room on the premises. It was a simple dorm-like space with a comfy bed, a shared kitchen nearby, and an open dining area, which had a beautiful log cabin look. The real draw, however, is the outdoor spa: there is a large backyard with two hot tubs, a cold lake for plunges, a sauna, and a walking path. It looked especially great in the fall with the leaves changing colors. One nitpick: The electric sauna heater was quite loud when you heat it up. It becomes distracting, but seems to quiet down once the heating period is over.

Heather Baera year ago on Google

We had a fabulous stay at Auberge Estonia. We went mostly for the outdoor spa (hot tub, dip in the refreshing lake, and dry sauna). It was a very quiet place (mostly couples) but we felt very welcome with our 2-year-old. Rooms were on the smaller side, but had all the essentials and beds were very comfy. It was great to be able to prepare our own meals on site in the kitchen. We completed our stay with a trip to Chutes Dorwin and lunch at Gordie's golf club.

Xaviera Aguilar Sevilla4 years ago on Google

The best place to relax near the city. The bedrooms are beautiful and comfortable, the main room is big and comfy and the outdoors is just breathtaking. They have two beautiful wooden spa, a sauna and a little lake that becomes an ice ring during winter. The property is so big that you can do little hikes inside of their domains. Don’t over think it and book your room already, you won’t regret it!

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