I brought my daughter to Eganridge for much needed R & R in November 2011. Perfect time as no one else is around. Lovely terrace room, great view of lake and countryside. We didn't eat there or use any other facilities so nothing else to report.

I bought a deal off of WagJag - Lakeview room with breakfast and a $50 spa credit. I was *so* exited for a relaxing mini vacation.
The room is large, with a comfy king size bed. The room was dusty, the coffee maker and kettle were broken. There's no bathrobe or slippers, no nice smelling hand cream. It's very basic. There is nothing luxurious about this hotel.They do not offer room service. The staff are really cranky. The breakfast consisted of cheddar scrambled eggs, yogurt, cornmeal muffins, bagels, toast (one toaster for the entire restaurant) and fruit salad.

The spa at EganRidge is THE worst spa I have ever been to. There's no soap in the bathroom or anywhere else, the furniture is old and doesn’t match and they made me wait 20 minutes in a bathrobe in an open (dirty) waiting area. I reserved a seaweed body wrap, what I got wasn't worth 20 bucks. The teenager who gave me my "spa" treatment smelled like cigarettes. She rubbed exfoliator on my back, arms and legs for maybe 8-10 minutes then gave me the bowl of exfoliator and told me to finish off in the shower and left. Once she returned , she rubbed seaweed scented cream on my back, legs and arms, tucked a sheet under my legs and left me there for 25 minutes. That's it, that's all and charged me $200. I felt completely ripped off.
If this is part of "Ontario's Finest Inns", I wonder what the criteria is? Another writer wrote the perfect description: Holiday Inn with a golf course". Your money is better spent somewhere else.

We have stayed at Eganridge many times and have experienced both the Terrace rooms and a cottage. Personal preference is the Terrace room by far, the beds are the most comfortable we have ever felt in a hotel or inn, the rooms are well appointed with a fire place (electric), fridge, flat screen tv and more. The bathrooms are clean and very large. The cabins are nice, but we found the beds less comfortable and the furnishings dated ( heh.. its a cottage )
We love the golf course, a nice 9 hole that is not over challenging but a nice way to spend the morning. The grounds are well kept, and the building as well. The restaurant is the only place we find less than a 5, the room has wonderful views, and comfortable seating, just the food is not as good as it could be, don't get me wrong, it is not terrible by any means, just not as amazing as the rest of the things at this Inn.
We have found ALL the staff just a joy to deal with, right from the golf shop to the bar to the restaurant and the front desk, everyone seems more than willing to help to make your stay special. ( BTW... TY to all of you )
To sum things up, this is a great little get away for 2.

Recently I was guest of Eganridge. We went out golfing for most of the day and then returned to our room to relax for a little while before having dinner . I ventured to the restaurant at 8:20pm to sit and have a meal. I was told by the lady with the french accent that the kitchen was closed and all I could have was a salad. I did have a ceasar salad which was wonderful and full of flavor but I felt I was rushed. I was not even allowed dessert.
I wish someone at the front desk, a nice but preoccupied lady , had told us the restaurant and pub hours. As it was I went to bed hungry and very disappointed.