i was here on a pleasure trip July 28-31. Everything was in order.
Breakfast was usual cereal, toast, bagels, waffles. I would have liked to have seen some yogurt, but that is minor.
Everyone was multilingual if you could get past the French accent. I asked for a wakeup call at 3 AM, and they asked me several times if I meant 3 in the morning to make sure they had it right.
The only thing that disappointed me was no printer to go with the computer guests could use, as I would have liked to print out boarding passes for my flight hom.

Hotel was okay. Nothing special. Clean and comfortable. But their advertised wifi did not reach my room on the 3rd floor at all (there are 4 floors). The staff acknowledged that the wifi does not reach the upper levels, and that the hotel is doing *NOTHING AT ALL* to correct the problem! That's ridiculous. The wired ethernet in the room did not work either. I use computers heavily in my work, so know what I'm doing. Wifi was so-so in the lobby. But the worst thing was that the software that they use by intello.com has taken over my browser. I'm at home now, and still get the hotel's default login screen rather than my own. I'm the geekiest of geeks, and can't get rid of it (and I did check all the settings!). I'm very angry about that. For that reason alone (i.e. messing up my browser), I'd give them 0/5 if I could.

the staff was very friendly and helpful. The swimming pool was very clean and well maintained and had a large water slide that completely enchanted our grandchildren.

Stayed there for Father's day with my sister, booked via Wyndham website. This is a fairly recent hotel (2006). The lobby is run of the mill 2 stars comfort inn/super 8 style with a vast simply decorated lobby. Check-in was friendly and quick, and was given room on 3rd floor. The room had 2 queen beds, a bit on the hard side, with soft pillows, but i did sleep well (not so much for my sister but she is also suffering of a bout of insomnia these days). The bathroom was decently sized, with standard toiletries, but a rather anemic shower pressure. The water from the faucet had a weird mineral taste. The room has an old CRT TV, microwave, fridge and wired internet (free).

Breakfast provided consisted of typical American continental: muffins, toasts, bagels, jams, fruits, OJ, coffee (weak) and make your own waffles (nice touch). The pool is really meant for children, its shallow, although if i was 11 or 12, i would love the water-slide. The jacuzi was decent sized and hot. No gym. Parking is over 3 levels outside (with a long staircase...this place is built on a hill), so if your handicapped, bring your handicap tag (only 3 spots).

But this a very decent hotel in Ste-Agathe, and if the price is right, i will come back.