Elliot Lake Hotels: Where to Stay in Ontario

Hotels in Elliot Lake, Ontario are few, and each one suits a different trip. You can book a modern chain hotel in town, a lakeside lodge with a public dining room, a wilderness resort north of the city, or a self-catering apartment. This guide covers every Elliot Lake hotel and lodge we could confirm with two or more sources. We also flag the places we could only find once. Addresses and phone numbers come from the properties and from tourism sources. Rates change daily, so we do not quote them.

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Hampton Inn by Hilton Elliot Lake

Hampton Inn is the most conventional hotel in the city. The address is 279 Highway 108 North, Elliot Lake, Ontario P5A 2S9. Call 705-848-4004 to reach the property.

Hilton lists check-in at 3 pm and check-out at 11 am. The listing names a complimentary hot breakfast, free Wi-Fi, free on-site parking, a fitness center, non-smoking rooms, and meeting space. Rooms come with queen or king beds.

Sources disagree on the pool. The Hilton page says indoor pool. The Algoma Country listing says saltwater pool. Ask the front desk which type you will find, and whether the pool is open on your dates.

The hotel accepts dogs and cats with conditions. Fees, a deposit, and a weight limit apply, so read the current pet policy on the Hilton page before you book.

The Hilton page places the City Center a very short distance from the hotel. Algoma Country places the hotel 29 km north of Highway 17 on Highway 108. Pick Hampton Inn if you want breakfast, a predictable chain room, and a base in town.

Dunlop Lake Lodge

Dunlop Lake Lodge sits at 74 Dunlop Lake Road, Elliot Lake. Call 705-848-8090. The lodge operates year round on 12 acres beside Dunlop Lake.

Northern Ontario Travel lists 11 rooms in the main lodge, 2 cabin rentals, and several trailer properties. Seasonal pull-in and pull-out sites open in summer. Tripadvisor reviewers mention ATV packages with breakfast and dinner.

The dining room is open to the public seven days a week, all year. Guests eat breakfast there, and the public can order lunch and dinner. The listing names fish and chips, a beef burger, roasts, and turkey. The kitchen buys from regional suppliers, including Lake Huron pickerel and Manitoulin craft beer.

Snowmobile trails run past the property entrance, and ATV trails are close. In winter the Northern Loop snowmobile route passes the door. Dunlop Lake Lodge hosts weddings and large events, so ask about event dates before you book a quiet weekend.

We could not open the official lodge website. We could not confirm check-in times or pet rules. Call the lodge to confirm both. Pick this lodge if you ride ATVs or snowmobiles, or if you want a lakeside meal after a day outdoors.

Laurentian Lodge

Laurentian Lodge lies north of Elliot Lake beside Mississagi Provincial Park. Northern Ontario Business places the lodge off Highway 639, about 25 minutes from town. An Algoma Country listing says 20 miles. Distances differ by source, so check a map before you drive.

The 14-acre property offers motel rooms, apartments, and private cabins. Algoma Country also lists nine housekeeping cottages and a licensed log restaurant. Guests can use a tennis court, fishing docks, a sauna, and an indoor hot tub, plus boats and canoes. A swimming area sits below a waterfall on Mikel Lake.

Fishing draws many guests. Algoma Country names lake trout, speckled trout, rainbow trout, and northern pike.

The lodge has no cell service and no televisions, according to Northern Ontario Business. Plan for a real break from screens. A Tripadvisor review notes the motel rooms lack heat and air conditioning, so ask which room type suits your season.

Northern Ontario Business says the lodge runs fully from May through Thanksgiving weekend. We could not confirm winter operation, so call before you plan a cold-weather visit. Pick Laurentian Lodge if you want a fishing and wilderness stay in summer or early fall.

Paris Plaza

Paris Plaza offers self-catering apartment stays at 10 Paris Drive, Elliot Lake, Ontario P5A 2L9. Call 705-578-3003. The property runs the website parisplaza.net.

Roadtrippers lists a full kitchen with a microwave and an oven, a seating area, cable TV, free Wi-Fi, free parking, laundry facilities, and a private bathroom with a shower and bath. Tripadvisor reviewers also mention kitchen facilities and call the place suitable for long stays.

Only four Tripadvisor reviews exist, so the review base is thin. We could not confirm pet rules, accessibility, or check-in times. Call before you book. Pick Paris Plaza if you plan several nights and want to cook your own meals.

Other Places to Stay Near Elliot Lake

Two more names appear in listings, and we found only one source for each. Treat both as unconfirmed until you call.

Frontier Lodge appears on Tripadvisor as a remote fishing and hunting lodge, roughly 50 km north of the city. We found no official page, so we cannot give an address or phone number.

Pam’s Bed and Breakfast also appears on Tripadvisor with breakfast included and a personal hosting style. We found no second source for the address, phone, or current status.

Travelers who want a private home or cabin can search Airbnb or VRBO for Elliot Lake. Tourism sources point to both. Read each listing carefully, because rules and amenities vary by host.

Campers have choices too. Mississagi Provincial Park and several campgrounds around Elliot Lake offer sites. Check the Ontario Parks website for current dates and booking steps.

Hotels We Dropped From the Old Guide

An earlier version of this guide listed an Econo Lodge in Elliot Lake. We found no listing for an Econo Lodge in the city. Choice Hotels pages show Econo Lodge properties in other Ontario cities. We removed the entry rather than guess.

The old guide also named a seasonal outdoor pool and a games room for other properties. We could not verify either claim, so we removed both.

The old guide said Elliot Lake offers fishing on Lake Superior. Elliot Lake lies north of Lake Huron, according to Destination Ontario. Lake Superior is a long drive away. We corrected the text.

What to Do Near Your Elliot Lake Hotel

Elliot Lake grew from a uranium mining town founded in 1955. Wikipedia reports a 2021 population of 11,372, down from a peak near 26,000 during the mining boom. The mines closed in the early 1990s, and the city turned toward retirement living and tourism.

Summer visitors head to Spruce Beach and Spine Beach. Todo Canada calls both Blue Flag beaches with lifeguards, playgrounds, and changerooms. Hikers can walk the Sheriff Creek Wildlife Sanctuary trails, where visitors may spot beavers and otters. The Helenbar Lookout Loop in Mississagi Provincial Park offers a longer outing.

History fans can visit the Elliot Lake Museum, which covers mining heritage, and Miner’s Memorial Park. Todo Canada also lists the Fire Ranger’s Heritage Centre, which has a 4.5 km loop trail. Confirm museum hours before you go, because we could not verify 2026 schedules.

ATV riders find some of the largest trail networks in Ontario here. Sources quote different trail lengths, from about 190 miles to over 300 kilometers, so check the current map before you ride.

Winter brings snowmobiling on more than 270 km of groomed trails, according to Destination Ontario. Mount Dufour Ski Area offers downhill skiing. Stone Ridge Golf Course draws golfers in summer.

Summer events include Heritage Days in June, Lumberjack Days in August, and a free concert series from June through September. Dates shift each year, so confirm them with the city.

Getting to Elliot Lake and Where Else to Stay

Elliot Lake sits in the Algoma District of Northern Ontario, between Sudbury and Sault Ste. Marie. Destination Ontario puts the city about 2.5 hours east of Sault Ste. Marie on Highway 108. Plan to drive, because public transit is limited to a few Ontario Northland bus options.

Hilton lists Sudbury airport about 100 km from the Hampton Inn. Check a map for current drive times and winter road conditions before you set out.

Sudbury and Sault Ste. Marie have far more hotels than Elliot Lake. If every Elliot Lake room is full, one of those cities gives you a fallback. Book early for ATV weekends, fall color season, and summer holidays.

How to Choose Where to Stay in Elliot Lake

Families and first-time visitors do well at Hampton Inn. Breakfast, a pool, and a central address cover most needs.

ATV and snowmobile riders should start with Dunlop Lake Lodge. The trails run close, and the dining room feeds a hungry group.

Anglers and quiet-seekers should call Laurentian Lodge. The fishing, the boats, and the lack of television suit a long break in summer.

Long-stay guests should call Paris Plaza. A full kitchen and laundry on site cut the cost of a week away.

Pet owners should start with Hampton Inn, which accepts dogs and cats with conditions. Call every other property to confirm pet rules.

Before you pay, confirm the property name, the cancellation policy, parking, breakfast hours, and late arrival rules. Ask for the total with taxes and fees. Compare the total on two booking sites and by phone.

What We Checked and What We Could Not

We checked Hampton Inn against the Hilton page and the Algoma Country listing. We checked Dunlop Lake Lodge against Northern Ontario Travel, Destination Ontario, and Tripadvisor. We checked Laurentian Lodge against Algoma Country and Northern Ontario Business. We checked Paris Plaza against Roadtrippers and Tripadvisor. We took city facts from Wikipedia, Destination Ontario, Islands, and Todo Canada.

We could not confirm current rates, check-in times at three properties, winter operation at Laurentian Lodge, or the status of Frontier Lodge and Pam’s Bed and Breakfast. Phone numbers and policies change. Confirm each detail with the property before you travel.

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Conclusion

Hotels in Elliot Lake are few, and each fits a clear kind of trip. Hampton Inn by Hilton gives you a chain hotel with breakfast. Dunlop Lake Lodge suits trail riders. Laurentian Lodge suits anglers in summer. Paris Plaza suits long stays. Call ahead, confirm the details we flag, and book early for busy weekends in Elliot Lake.

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