Days Inn & Suites Lindsay celebrated its 10th anniversary last week with a well-attended open house event.
Held on Tuesday, May 27, 2025, the celebration brought together local residents, business partners, and community leaders for an afternoon of live music, property tours, a complimentary BBQ lunch and prize draws. The event exceeded expectations, thanks to the enthusiastic participation and strong support from the community.
Located at 134 Angeline St S. in Lindsay, Ont., the hotel offers comfortable accommodations and modern amenities for both business and leisure travellers. The hotel features spacious guest rooms and suites, complimentary continental breakfast, free Wi-Fi throughout the property, fitness facilities, and an indoor pool. With meeting spaces available for business events and convenient parking, the hotel provides a home base for exploring local attractions, businesses and natural beauty.
Stacey Brown, Days Inn & Suites - Lindsay; Irwin Prince, president & COO, Days Inns - Canada; Candace Webster, CKL Hotels Inc.; Sherry Capetanu, Days Inn & Suites - Lindsay; David Blades, senior vice president, Days Inns - Canada.
"The response from our community was beyond anything we imagined," says Stacey Brown, front office manager and event coordinator, Days Inn by Wyndham. "The warmth and enthusiasm everyone brought to our celebration perfectly embodied the Lindsay spirit we've come to cherish. This milestone gave us the chance to honour the relationships that have made our first decade so meaningful."
A decade of community partnership
Since opening its doors in 2015, Days Inn & Suites - Lindsay has established itself as more than just a place to stay—it has become an integral part of the local business community. Over the past 10 years, the hotel has provided accommodation for countless visitors to the Kawartha Lakes region, while consistently supporting local suppliers and service providers. The hotel has employed dozens of community members, and actively participated in various local initiatives and charitable causes.
As the hotel enters its second decade of operation, the hotel remains committed to providing exceptional hospitality services—while continuing to strengthen its ties with the Lindsay community. The hotel continues to welcome guests year-round and serves as a gateway for visitors exploring the beautiful Kawartha Lakes region, contributing to local tourism and economic development.
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