Dev Hotel And Conference Centre, Cornwall

The DEV Hotel and Conference Centre offers air-conditioned rooms with free WiFi, flat-screen TVs, and private bathrooms. Options include Standard Queen Rooms, Deluxe Queen Rooms with Two Queen Beds, and King Studios. Some rooms feature kitchenettes. The hotel also has quad rooms for families. Many rooms overlook the landscaped grounds and the St. Lawrence River. Guests note the beds are comfortable and the rooms are clean, though the building layout can be a maze with long walks to some rooms.

The hotel has a restaurant and a bar. A buffet and continental breakfast are available each morning. The on-site pub, Jet Set, serves meals and drinks with weekday specials. The Propeller restaurant also offers food. Guests mention the pub food is reasonably priced, but note the restaurant closes at 8 PM. Breakfast is a full buffet, though some find it expensive.

Guests have access to an indoor swimming pool (open 3 PM to 8 PM), a hot tub, a sauna, and a fitness centre. The hotel also has a spa and wellness centre with spa facilities. Outside, there is a garden, terrace, outdoor fireplace, and outdoor furniture. The pool has a shallow end and is heated. Towels are provided. The property also features a barber/beauty shop.

The hotel is set in Cornwall, 4.2 km from Historic Cornwall Jail, 5.9 km from Seaway Bridge, and 10 km from St. Lawrence Power Development Visitor Centre. It is minutes off Highway 401. Nearby attractions include Cornwall Motor Speedway. Free private parking is available on-site, and there is an electric vehicle charging station. The property offers views of the St. Lawrence River and Adirondack mountains.

The hotel has a 24-hour front desk, ATM/cash machine on site, and 24-hour security. Meeting and banquet facilities are available for conferences. Free WiFi is provided throughout. The property also has a garden and terrace. Guests can use the outdoor fireplace. The hotel is a former Nav Canada training centre, with displays of women in aviation in the lobby. Some guests note the building is large and can be confusing to navigate.