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Overview
Plan your visit to JW Marriott The Rosseau Muskoka Resort & Spa for a truly unforgettable experience. Arrive to discover limitless luxury, scenic views of Lake Rosseau and convenient access to a variety of Muskoka's celebrated outdoor activities. Enjoy luxury hotel rooms and suites, award-winning on-site restaurants, a signature spa, fitness center and a year-round indoor/outdoor swimming pool. The newly-renovated lobby and restaurants, over 13,000 square feet of contemporary event venues and experienced planning and catering teams make this an ideal choice for your business event, wedding or social event. The hotel's location is in the heart of Muskoka's pristine natural beauty and near well-known attractions. Luxury abounds at JW Marriott The Rosseau Muskoka Resort & Spa.
Check in
4:00 p.m.
Check out
11:00 a.m.
Rooms
221
Inclusions
Rooms
- 1 king bed, and 1 sofa bed, or 1 queen bed
- No more than 4 guests in the room
- 1 king bed, and 1 sofa bed, or 1 queen bed
- Minimum 1 adult, maximum 2 adults
- Maximum 3 children
- No more than 4 guests in the room
- Kitchenette
- Microwave
- A/C
- Alarm clock
- Coffee maker
- Desk
- Hair dryer
- Iron/Ironing board
- Mini-fridge
- Phone
- Safe
- TV
- 1 king bed, and 1 sofa bed
- No more than 5 guests in the room
- 1 king bed, and 1 sofa bed
- Minimum 1 adult, maximum 2 adults
- Maximum 4 children
- No more than 5 guests in the room
- Fully equipped kitchen
- A/C
- Alarm clock
- Coffee maker
- Desk
- Hair dryer
- Iron/Ironing board
- Mini-fridge
- Phone
- Safe
- TV
Amenities
Accessibility
- Elevators.
- Public areas wheelchair accessible
- Wheelchair accessible rooms
Accessibility features are based on request and availability, and are not guaranteed. Please contact WestJet Vacations at 1-877-737-7001 for further information.
Bars and entertainment
| Type | Amenities | |
|---|---|---|
| Lakes "the gathering place" | Bar, Restaurant bar |
Check-in and check-out times
Check-out time: 11:00 a.m.
Connectivity
Wi-Fi
- Select public areas
- Room
Internet
- In room wired
- Business centre
Dining
| Type of restaurant | Type of cuisine | Open for | Additional Information | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Country Market grab 'n' go shop and cafe | Snack bar | International, Local | All day dining | |
| Cottages Restaurant | À la carte | International, Local | Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch | |
| Teca | À la carte | Italian | Dinner | |
| Lakes "the gathering place" | À la carte | International, Local | Breakfast, Dinner, Lunch | |
| Muskoka Ice Caves Re-opens December 3, 2021 | À la carte | International, Local | Dinner |
Facilities
- Rooms: 221
Health and wellness
- Fitness centre
- Spa available ($)
Location
- Beach front
Pools and recreation
Pools
- Indoor pools: 1
- Jetted pools: 1
- Outdoor pools: 2
- Cabanas available ($)
Water sports
- Motorized watersports available ($)
- Non-motorized watersports available ($)
Shops and services
- 24 hour front desk
- Baggage check
- Business centre
- Concierge
- Dry cleaning available ($)
- Laundry facilities available ($)
- Meeting facilities available ($)
- Multilingual staff
- Parking
- Tour desk available ($)
- Valet parking available ($)
- Wedding facilities available ($)
Firepit
Indoor pool
Firepit
Game room
Outdoor fitness
Cottages Restaurant
Cabanas
Meeting room
Spa
Teca Restaurant
Muskoka Ice Caves
Lobby
Aerial view
Outdoor pools
Location
Reviews
Great staff, great location
715mollyv on Jul 02, 2022
Our room was lovely and clean, with an amazing bathroom with a toilet in it's own room. Staff was absolutely wonderful, friendly, kind, easy going etc. Food was amazing and staff at the restaurant was great. Shout out to Liam and Sushil!
What you see is not what you’ll get
Emily080 (Oakville, Canada) on Jun 29, 2022
I was impressed by what I saw on their website and therefore booked a 3-nights visit to the resort, from Tuesday, June 21 to Friday, June 24, 2022. Our room (1 bedroom suite with water-view) was awesome. It has a great view, a nice big balcony, and a 55” TV with Netflix and Prime Video. Our bed was comfortable although I didn't sleep well the first night and discovered in the morning that they put a queen duvet inside a king cover. So I didn't get much on my side and was cold during the night. Amenities in the kitchen were adequate although we never cooked in that kitchen. We had coffee, yoghurt and fruits for breakfast in our room but had lunch and dinner in the resort. There was a kettle but it wasn’t an electric one as stated in their room description. It was supposed to whistle when the water was boiled but the one we had didn’t. So be careful about this as you might forget when you are out on the balcony. All our meals purchased in the resort were either good or very good. The 8 oz Filet Mignon ($69) in the Muskoka Chophouse was the best I have ever had, juicy, tender, tasty and cooked to a perfect medium-rare. The grilled asparagus and lobster tail ($MP) were also perfectly cooked. The Prime Rib Sandwich from the Lounge was delicious although the Caesar Salad was flat and average only. The Cottages has a very limited menu and left much to be desired. A Spaghetti and a Hamburger costs $62 in total (gratuity excluded). Services from all restaurants were courteous, friendly and efficient. When I say what you see is not what you’ll get, it is based on the followings: Upon arrival at the resort, we found out that the Teca Restaurant was not available until Thursday. I had made a reservation before arrival but no one clued us in until we were ready to dine. Check-in and check-out were slow and atrocious. Upon check-in, I was told that we were not expected until Wednesday. When I produced my printed confirmation, he said that’s not what their booking system said. It was only until I showed him my BonVoy App’s confirmation that he backed down (only trust the computer I guess) and agreed to give us a room but we would have to wait 3 – 4 hours for it to be ready. I flew a fit and demanded to speak to a manager or his supervisor. He disappeared into the back office. After what seemed like 10 minutes, he reappeared to tell us there would be a room for us soon. We arrived around 4:48 PM and didn’t get into our room until 5:56 PM. Upon check-out, the staff who attended to me held my printed receipt, and then walked away to help another staff, leaving me waiting. He could have given it to me first so that I could at least check it while waiting. Consequently, I only checked to see if all charges were ours and neglected to check their daily room rate. I was overcharged for the first night. When I called them from home, I was again told that the rate I was charged was right according to their system. I had to scan and send my printed confirmation as proof before they will look into it, the same reservation confirmation I had already presented to their staff on arrival. Check-in took 1 hr 8 min. Check-out took 20 min. The ground is beautiful but not a pleasure to walk around as some reviewers said. They forgot to mention the steep stairs, and there are many of them. We found out later that we could have used the bridge to cross over to the lower building, which would be its 4th floor and then took the elevator to its ground level to reach the beach. There are still some steps to manage. I expected lots of walking trails but there were none that I could see. The Country Market was just a tiny little room. I never visited it because it was only open from 7:30 AM to 11:30 AM, not till 6 PM as stated on their website. There was nothing within walking distance. Guest Parking is at a lower ground about 3-5 minutes away. The Deck is not open and the Muskoka Ice Caves restaurant is nowhere in sight. There is no lakeside Bistro and wood-fire Pizza Oven. A cocktail costs at least $19. The lower pool and kids' splash pad are closed. We don’t know where the indoor/outdoor pool is. It is probably within the Spa. We have to pay a $49 resort fee per day but we cannot use the Spa. To visit the Spa, we need to purchase the HydroSpa Day Pass. The cost is $100 per day per person which would be waived if you purchase a treatment over $185. On the days of our visit, they have a couple of conferences going on. Lots of areas were inaccessible because they were reserved for “private” functions. The Muskoka Chophouse doesn’t look like the picture posted on their website. It was a lot smaller with only 5-6 tables. There was a loud talker on the evening of our visits which made the evening less enjoyable. It was our anniversary night which I had mentioned in our reservation. We didn’t get any acknowledgement at all. We are city folks and we were bored in this resort. If I wanted to watch TV or a movie, I could have done it in our Home Theatre, instead of driving 245 km to watch them on a sofa bed, lol. Rosseau is 18 km away, about 20 minutes drive from the resort. There is very limited shopping there. Nothing like Niagara-on-the-lake or Gravenhurst. The Rosseau Bakery & Variety has very excellent butter tarts but is very dumpy in appearance. I wonder about its cleanliness in food handling. There is a general store which has a meat counter in the back and a hardware section in a corner. We bought a blueberry pie from them (not made on-site) and it was very good. The Crossroads restaurant across from the Rosseau General Store is also very good but very noisy. On our way home to Oakville, we stopped by Port Carling, a bigger town, and had lunch in a restaurant called Portside Fusion. It was surprisingly nice. I had a Tuna Poke and my husband had a Burger. They were both very good and the coffee was amazing. Like my son loves to say, “all show no go”. That sums up our experience at JW Marriott Rosseau, high in price but short in value.
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