The Presidents’ Suites offers professionally designed
accommodations in an outstanding century-old inn located
on a beautiful property of the historical 'Millionaire's Row'.
The perfect venue on the shore of lake Temiskaming
for business travels & meetings, family, friend & group
reunions, your wedding and family or weekend holidays.
accommodations in an outstanding century-old inn located
on a beautiful property of the historical 'Millionaire's Row'.
The perfect venue on the shore of lake Temiskaming
for business travels & meetings, family, friend & group
reunions, your wedding and family or weekend holidays.
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Haileybury Golf ClubThe Haileybury region has several golf courses that will tempt every golfer, regardless of experience level. The Haileybury Golf Club, established since 1921, is one of the oldest golf clubs in the province. Nestled on the shores of fabulous Lake Timiskaming, this golf course of 3000 yards presents a breathtaking panorama. The 9-hole course is described as "simply beautiful". Discover breathtaking views while indulging in one of your favorite sports. The golf course is an 8-minute walk from the Suites. You will find club and cart rentals on site, if the opportunity strikes you.New Liskeard Golf ClubNew Liskeard Golf Club is the only 18-hole course spanning 370 km in the region between North Bay and Timmins - it will certainly satisfy your need for a round of golf. Whether you are a recreational, amateur or professional golfer, you'll find the balance between the challenge and charm of this natural paradise. Ameliorate your techniques by seeking one of their professional instructors. With private lessons available on site, you will manage to improve your game.If the beauty of their land is not what's calling you, then maybe their competitive prices will pique your interest. Ville-Marie Golf ClubIf the mood to play golf strikes, why not drive to the Ville-Marie Golf Club, which is located on the opposite shore of Lake Timiskaming? Ville-Marie offers a 9-hole course, strategically strewn over an area of 2900 meters. Located at the entrance of the Laurentian Hills, this golf club is nestled between Lake Timiskaming and small mountains. Built on land that is both mountainous and relatively flat, the course offers you a challenge by making you work around five different watercourses.A quick stop at La Bannick restaurant is suggested after your round of golf to take pleasure in contemplating the panoramic views of Lake Timiskaming and enjoying a delicious meal on their patio. In the span of a weekend, you have the opportunity to experience 3 incredibly beautiful golf courses. Beaches and SwimmingThe Suites offers a private beach of 150 feet on its property, allowing you to enjoy the tranquility while being in proximity of the house. Free waterslides and a supervised beach are located a 5-minute walk from the Suites. Adults can enjoy views of the lake and observe sailing boats leaving from the marina. Two playgrounds are in the vicinity, for children who need to stretch and spend some energy.The Waterfront swimming pool, located in New Liskeard, offers a chlorinated pool of 25 meters along with a 100-foot waterslide. Saunas can be found in the changing rooms, and a hot tub sits on the edge of the pool for people who want to relax. KayakingA tandem kayak is available for those interested in going on an aquatic venture to explore the shores of the lake. A 30-minute trip South of the lake will bring you to one of the largest homes in Northern Ontario, for sale for a whopping 25 million dollars! A one-hour quest will bring you to Brule Island. On the East side of the island you will find a nice camping area with facilities - a great way to spend the afternoon if you bring your lunch. However, be sure to check the winds before leaving, because they could be so strong that it could take more than an hour to return.Campfire areaThe evening is a bit cool, but it's too beautiful to stay inside? Why not light a campfire, to toast marshmallows or roast a few wieners in the designated area? Enjoy the layout of our property to tell scary stories amongst yourselves, or simply keep you entertained.Farmers' MarketWhat better way to return with arms filled with delicious products than to stop at the local Farmers' Market; there, you will be stopped in your tracks by the smell of freshly picked vegetables and pies still warm from the oven. Take back the local taste of Northern Ontario ... thanks to New Liskeard Farmers' Market, which runs on Saturday mornings during the Summer.HikingAt sunrise, take a trip along the few roads furrowing the edge of the house where lie the houses of the Millionaire's Row. In early 1900, the Temiskaming region became the posh city of the North, thanks to silver rush in Cobalt. Here was the highest rate of millionaires in Canada. At that time, more than 32 millionaires lived along the lake. Having been spared the Great Fire of 1922, many of these houses can still be admired today.Continue your walk to the waterfront to see the Haileybury Marina and the beautiful sculpture made by Ernie Fauvelle, a piece of art created for the arrival of the Millennium. The life size bronze statue shows a child being taken out of the lake after the fire of October 4, 1922. There, you'll also find a list of all the fire's survivors' names, including my grandmother, Regina Cloutier Fortier. If you are looking to venture into nature, the hike to Devil's Rock, a granite escarpment overlooking Lake Timiskaming where it is possible to contemplate the mass of water from a panoramic angle, will impress you. Older than 2,200 million years, this rock formation is over 600 feet high, from which 300 feet surpass the water level. Several take the opportunity to indulge in rock climbing on Devil's Rock. If you're looking for a good hike, you can start from Bucke Park; but if you have less time on your hands, you can park your car on the edge of the road 567, which will restrict the tour to about 40 minutes. Meanwhile, Mill Creek Trail boasts an astonishing scene! At the end of this paved 2 km trail, you will discover the Mill Creek Falls, the highest waterfalls in the area. No need to venture far to enjoy the natural beauty. To get there, access is at the junction of Albert Street and the Farr Cemetery. MuseumsDiscover the region's history! Come learn about the Great Fire of 1922 that destroyed the area, the history of the mining and forestry industries that both helped to establish the region, as well as the regional heritage at the Haileybury Heritage Museum.Plenty of museums await you in the region: the Haileybury Heritage Museum, the Cobalt Northern Ontario Firefighters Museum, the Bunker Military Museum, the Cobalt Mining Museum, Englehart & Area Historical Museum, House of Memories, Latchford Logging Museum, Little Claybelt Homesteaders Museum, and Elk Lake Museum are all available within an hour's drive. The Temiskaming Art Gallery, housed in the municipal offices of Haileybury on the shores of the lake, will captivate you with its exhibitions from local and national artists. Just minutes from the Suites, you will find Rock Walk, an extensive rock exhibit from around the world. Northern College, formerly home to the Northern Ontario Mining School since 1908, sometimes offers tours of their collection. |
