Best Western Pembroke Inn & Conference Centre
The Ottawa Valley's Largest Hotel and Conference Centre
Best Western Pembroke Inn & Conference Centre is the Ottawa Valley’s premier hotel for touring motorcycle riders. We are conveniently located at the intersection of the Trans Canada Highway (17) and Highway 41 in Pembroke. Feel free to learn more about the hotel features riders have come to enjoy over the years. Read on to learn more about Riding the Highlands!
The Ottawa River is a world class rafting river for adventure enthusiasts and families. No matter what your preferences there is something for you. [Read more…]
We have taken care of the planning for you so all you have to do is arrive at your canoe at the start of the Barron Canyon Trail and get ready for a 6-7 hour adventure in the beautiful Algonquin Park. There are plenty of spots to stop along the way for a picnic, swimming and bird watching. When your canoeing adventure is finished, just leave it where you started and head on home.
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The next time you’re on the trails in Pembroke get off on at the top A/B on SCSA #121 and park your sled in our free secure parking lot for snowmobile guests.
When you choose to stay with us comfort & relaxation await you:
Are you planning a trip to Pembroke with a group of friends or family? It’s comforting to know when you and your friends arrive in your motor coach there’s a Best Western in Pembroke waiting for your arrival. Tending to the needs of touring buses is a specialty our staff has earned over the years. With 88 rooms, indoor salt water pool & hot tub, award winning Westwinds Family Restaurant, 9,000 square foot dedicated conference level and a fitness centre—we are Pembroke’s premier choice for motor coach groups. Here are the main reasons travel tours have come to depend on us for their accommodation needs… [Read more…]
It was a beautiful day in Pembroke as we arrived at our destination, Best Western Pembroke Inn & Conference Centre. We were staying for a couple days and wanted to take in some of the attractions travelers have found most interesting in and around Pembroke. On previous visits we had already visited OWL White Water Rafting, Algonquin Park, Pembroke Golf & Country Club and The Garrison Petawawa Military Base. These attractions are all worth a visit but on this trip to Pembroke it was all about the Bonnechere Caves we had heard so much about. [Read more…]
In and around Pembroke there’s no shortage of breathtaking sites to take in. In this info bulletin we’ll focus on CFB (Canadian Forces Base) Garrison Petawawa. It is located about 171 KM northwest of Ottawa in Ottawa Valley (Renfrew County). In the small town of Petawawa is a robust population of military personnel found in Laurentian Hills.
There’s a small town about 90 minutes west of Ottawa known as Petawawa. It’s a small town found on the west shoreline of the Ottawa River. Petawawa is only about 165 Sq. Km in size. For such a small town the population is 15,000 due to the large military presence in the area.
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Best Western Pembroke Inn & Conference Centre has been sold to new ownership providing guests with a new level of comfort & relaxation.. We’re really excited about sharing this new experience with you.
The hotel provides snowmobilers with direct access off top A/B on SCSA #121 in Pembroke, a perfect starting point for the Round Algonquin Park [RAP] Tour.
So you’ve gone ahead and created your own Rural Ramble map as part of your autumn adventure in the Ottawa Valley. To take in the fall beauty of the Valley it could take days or even weeks depending on your appreciation of the glorious fall colours. If you’re a real enthusiast of countryside exploration in the fall why not take your time?
To help make your trip through the Valley relaxing and thorough, BEST WESTERN Pembroke Inn & Conference Centre is extending a special offer to Rural Ramble participants only. We’ll give you a 20% discount on our regular rates!
In order to qualify for this accommodation discount in Pembroke’s largest and most complete hotel follow the preceding steps:
