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Our top choices for Cookshire-Eaton holiday homes

A spacious living room with a large TV, comfortable seating, and large windows.

1. Dynamite 2-Bedroom House WiFi Garage Sleeps 6

Le Mont-Bellevue

Kerry

includes taxes & fees

19 Nov - 20 Nov

A covered outdoor area with a glass table and chairs, overlooking a lake with trees and mountains in the distance.

2. O'berge du Village

Magog

Anatoliy

includes taxes & fees

21 Nov - 22 Nov

A modern kitchen with white cabinetry, stainless steel appliances, and wooden shelves.

3. Spa et Accès au Lac Magog

Sherbrooke

includes taxes & fees

16 Nov - 17 Nov

A rustic cabin with a porch, a small attached shed, and a garden area with a wooden deck.

4. Family Winter House in the ❤️ of the Eastern Townships

Ayer's Cliff

Eric M.

includes taxes & fees

18 Nov - 19 Nov

A dining table set for four with a view of a lake and hills.

5. Aux Berges du Pont Suspendu - Grand Lac Brompton

Saint-Denis-de-Brompton

Beverly M.

includes taxes & fees

22 Nov - 23 Nov

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Top Cookshire-Eaton Hotel Reviews

Hôtel Motel La Marquise

8/10 Good

"This is an older hotel located about a mile or so (~2km) from the center of Sherbrooke. (You can walk into town but there aren't sidewalks for most of the route or take the #2 bus.) The room was basic, but clean and well equipped with very little noise from the street or other guests. The staff was friendly and helpful. For the price and location, it can't be beat."

Grand Hotel Times Sherbrooke

8/10 Good

"Bel hôtel, bien situé, propre, sécuritaire. Mais, une nuit pour 330$, en addition, il faut compter 14$ plus taxes de stationnement et 14$ plus taxes pour un déjeuner continental. J’trouve que ça commence à être dispendieux. Ce n’est quand même pas le Château Frontenac!!! Je n’ai pas dit un mot, mais j’ai déjeuné dans un resto à 200 mètres de l’hôtel pour 11,95$, 2 œufs+viande+cretons+crêpe. J’en ferai part à l’hôtelier. J’trouve qu’il y a exagération."