Princess Motel

Cozy Escape

Your charming stay in Kawartha Lakes awaits.

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An old, worn-down motel with a tiled roof is situated beside a parking lot. The facade appears weathered, with a closed entrance and a small blue awning. A palm tree stands nearby, and in the background, there are mountains and a clear blue sky. An old dumpster with graffiti is positioned on the right side.

Welcome Home

At Princess Motel, nestled in Kawartha Lakes, we offer cozy comfort and a warm, inviting atmosphere for couples, families, and travelers alike.

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A colorful motel sign with a crown design advertising the Crown Motel with private beach access and no vacancy. Below it is another sign indicating Lakefront Lodging. The background features a building with a balcony, surrounded by trees and parked vehicles. The environment suggests a serene, natural setting.
A well-decorated hotel room with warm lighting and neutral tones. The room features a large bed with decorative pillows and towel swans on it. There are two armchairs and a small table near the window with floor-length curtains. Nightstands on either side of the bed hold lamps with textured shades. A bottle of water and glasses are placed on one of the nightstands.

Cozy Stays

Comfort and charm in every room, perfect for your getaway.

A colorful motel sign with a crown design advertising the Crown Motel with private beach access and no vacancy. Below it is another sign indicating Lakefront Lodging. The background features a building with a balcony, surrounded by trees and parked vehicles. The environment suggests a serene, natural setting.
A serene lakeside scene featuring a large wooden cabin nestled among boulders and evergreen trees. The cabin is well-lit, suggesting warmth and coziness. The calm lake in the foreground reflects the structure and surrounding landscape, creating a peaceful atmosphere.

Reviews

”A perfect romantic retreat—cozy, charming, and peaceful.”

”Spacious rooms and friendly staff made our family trip easy.”

”Affordable, clean, and close to everything we wanted to see in Kawartha Lakes.”