Rawley Resort, Spa & Marina

Loved this resort stayed in the cottage it was huge 4 bedrooms and 3 bathrooms. Great location beside the spa. Only suggestion would be better window coverings for sleeping to bright. Only disappointment was the restaurant way to expensive for what you got. Food was very bland and not balanced with vegetables or potatoe options. Very limited menu one sheet to choose from. Maybe if you ordered an appetizer but you're looking at another $15-20. Was there last year and the menu was way better. Maybe I'm not the fancy type tho. But there are a few other option close by The Galley was good had that the 2nd night

The accommodations are lovely, so fresh and clean, well appointed and spacious. Our deck off of our room overlooking the water was an added bonus. Staff are helpful and friendly. Dining room is beautiful and our food was delicious. The Grill right down the road is excellent and is also owned by Rawley.

Beautiful, immaculate, comfortable King Suite. My room overlooked a charming courtyard and had Juliette balconies throughout. Very pleasant front desk service. Because the dining room isn’t open on Monday mornings I wasn’t able to try that but the hotel provided a complimentary continental breakfast. Would definitely stay again.

Unexpectedly beautiful property and spacious executive suites, a good restaurant, and very helpful and friendly staff

THEY ADVERTISED A VALENTINES DAY DINNER SPECIAL. WE ARRIVED AT 630 PM AND DID NOT RECEIVE OUR DINNER TILL 8 PM. THE SERVICE WAS BAD AND THE FOOD WAS A VERY POOR QUALITY. IT COST ME $ 220.00 WITHOUT ANY ALCOHOL THEY HAD ABSOLUTELY NO ALTERNATIVES. IT WAS A FISH-FRIENDLY MENU. SO YOU COULD NOT EVEN ORDER A SALAD. FOOD THAT DID ARIVE WAS COLD AND DRIED OUT. THE DESSERT WAS SERVED IN SOME KIND OFEATABLE BOWL AND WAS MOLDY. WE WOULD HAVE BEEN BETTER OFF AT A MACDONALDS

We enjoyed 4 days over a weekend in June 2023. The room was very comfortable. The resort is pet friendly which we appreciated for our small dog. The backyard view is scenic looking out over the Severn Waterway. The numerous muskoka chairs were very comfortable and relaxing. We did not partake of the spa but it looked good. We drove around the Severn town and countryside, admiring the trees and lakes. We witnessed the Big Chute Marine Railway Lock in operation - it's a must-see. Although the Rawley restaurant was disappointing (slow service and tasteless food), we did enjoy the nearby restaurants (Cabin, The Grill and Galley). Overall, we would recommend the Rawley Resort and Spa.

Went as a group on a Saturday night. Beautiful grounds overlooking Little Lake. Had an early reservation.so were quickly seated and plyed with refreshments. Took a while to receive appetizers and main course but when you go to a place like this you expect to be able to relax. Suprising size of the appetizers. My wifes salad was large enough to share with 2 other people. It was delicious. The entries were a good size but lack size with the veggies and so delicious taters. Our server was very efficient. Desert was in the piano room where they had a great pianist playing tunes for all genre. Overall a great.experience.

Unfortunately although the resort and restaurant are lovely; the experience was not good because the staff are poorly treated. This resort is doomed to failure if it does not improve how the staff are treated.

We recently (2 adults, 2 kids – 7 & 11) enjoyed two-days and & two nights at this resort. It was a needed retreat from the City stresses. We didn’t know what to expect - booked on a whim. The location is interesting, located at the kink of Port Severn Rd. (Kellys Rd.) next to lock 45. There are numerous restaurants in the area, one onsite (more formal) and the other called “The Grill” 50m away was more bar food. We tried both and both were great. Upper scale but worth it. The kids ice cream at the floating Icebreaker boat. The portions were generous and price reasonable. We lucked out when we were there, there was a wedding on the grounds and a reception in the main building. After dinner, we asked if we could dance with the bride’s wedding party – she obliged. We really enjoyed the dancing, especially the kids. Some noted features: 1) Light house 2) LCBO 50m away 3) Restaurants (Lighthouse, The Grill, Icebreaker) 4) Spa 5) Loft suites (highly recommended). Private, spacious, luxurious fixings & Little Lake direct access 6) Picturesque setting (lake, sunset, lock, resort facilities, etc.) 7) Staff accommodation – generally friendly / helpful 8) Various nearby marina’s for seadoo / boat rentals - less than 1km away 9) Proximity to Toronto 10) Electric car charging stations Overall, we really enjoyed our stay. We needed a time out from the City and to reconnect with nature. This resort offered the best of both worlds. It is well connected to services (restaurants, wifi, LCBO, general store, ice cream) and accompanied with some higher quality touches (linens, spa, service, etc.). We are planning our return trip.