Not a typical B&B, more like a boutique hotel, and only two suites so best to reserve. Georgian…read morestone exterior, nicely renovated interior. Historic downtown area with easy walking to any place of interest. The spacious suites comprise large foyer, bedroom, bath and small salon with wing chairs, TV and Kuerig coffee maker. Extra bedroom (for children perhaps) available with the suites. Comfy bed, king or queen. Well outfitted. Clean as a whistle. Very nice innkeepers. Parking + wifi. You can't go wrong here... and Brockville is a lovely small city to visit.

I believe I have stayed here at least ten times and it remains my first choice for accommodations…read morewhen I visit Brockville. It is just super, and almost feels like home.

I was looking for a long weekend getaway from Toronto and when I saw Bulloch House on the list of…read moreB&Bs, I settled on Gananoque as the destination of my weekend trip. Bulloch house is a historical house that the owners were originally planning on turning into an antiques store. When the pandemic hit, they turned it into a B&B instead, the B&B is thus decorated with many antiques that are also available for purchase. We stayed in the Petit Kroeger Room, which is described as a nursery room originally, and therefore slightly small. The room was nonetheless charming and quaint. Michele was super nice and had prepared a little Kitchenette where free snacks and beverages were available. The breakfast was multi-course and served in their Victorian dining room. Overall, Bulloch house is a great place to go to get away from the big city, relax, and experience what it is to live in a Victorian home.

The owner was extremely kind. Had to push our high tea reservation back since we were coming from…read morestate side, and she was very understanding. We entered this beautiful building and the spread awaiting us was gorgeous to say the least. Everything tasted phenomenally, and she provided baggies to take home anything we couldn't fill up on. The clotted cream was perfect, and I heavily enjoyed the experience. Would definitely recommend to anyone who wants to feel like royalty.

Enjoyed a three-night stay at Rose of Sharon B&B last weekend. The hosts are so personable and…read morewelcoming. The breakfasts were great and varied: bacon or sausage, scrambled eggs or an egg and cheese casserole, french toast, something a little different each day. The location is very convenient and you can walk into Norwood's little downtown to the diner. It's a 10 minute drive to Potsdam and 25 minutes to Massena. It's also worth noting that the accommodations come at a very nice value! I would highly recommend staying here and hope to again the next time I need to go up to Potsdam.

The Hart House was absolutely stunning. My wife and I stayed here for the last 2 days of our…read morehoneymoon. We were fortunate enough to come at a time where there were no other guests there, so we had the whole place to ourselves! Check in was very easy, and Vicky is absolutely amazing! She was so helpful during our stay and made some absolutely delicious breakfasts. The first morning we had peach French toast with breakfast sausage. The second morning we had a bacon and cheese omelette with avocado toast. I for the life of me cannot remember the name of the room we stayed in, but it was so nice. There was a massive bed with a canopy over it, that was oh so comfortable. There was a fire place that could be turned on and off, that was nice to have in cold October. The bathroom was also so spacious, with a stand up shower and a jacuzzi tub. The house has this quaint elegance to it, and they have so much for you to do there. They have a bunch of different puzzles and board games you can play. They have a lot of older books you can read in their little library. They also had a TV that you could watch. The house is also sat right next to the Thousand Island Club golf course. They had two bikes my wife and I were able to ride around the area on. We absolutely loved our time here at the Hart House. And we have already been trying to plan a trip to come back!

We stayed in the Hart House on a mini-moon and had a wonderful experience. We stayed in two rooms…read moreand had great interactions with the owners and others there. Highly recommend it as a place to get away!

Where to start! NATURE -Check: lots of green trees, loons, osprey, water turtles, beaver dams and…read morefish. WATER -Check: fabulous clean water Buck Lake for swimming and kayaking. BOAT RIDE from the Mainland to the Island -Check: Owners Lisa and Chris Norman will spirit you over on their stable flat bottomed boat in 3-5 minutes. PRIVATE BUNKIE -Check: 12' x 12' cathedral ceiling and glass windows all around with a King-sized bed and private deck with table and chairs for relaxing. BREAKFAST -Double Check: Scrumptious- I got mine even prepared Gluten-Free!! SUNSETS-Check: sat in the custom made Muskoka chairs (available for sale) on the dock with my wine every night! CAMP FIRE -Check: morning and night fires were available. STARS -Check: Glorious for someone from Los Angeles! RELAXATION -Check: hammocks, peaceful weather on land or water. HOSPITALITY -Check: Lisa and Chris are a delightful couple willing to make your stay the very best in their main cottage with living room with books, maps of the area, games, dining hall and bathroom access. EXCURSIONS: see the 1000 Islands area about 45 minutes away, pick up pure maple Syrup form Volary's down the road established in 1919, check out the nearby small town of Westport or the larger city of Kingston. When can I come back??

From the owner: We are a bed and breakfast on an island in beautiful Buck Lake. We specialize in making sure our…read moreguests have a memorable holiday in nature kayaking, swimming, star gazing, relaxing, and watching sunsets. Our gourmet breakfasts are delicious and come with homemade baked goods that can be gluten free. When you are at Serenity House, you are at home!

I Really enjoyed my stay at the King Orchard. Not hard to relax and enjoy thanks to the gracious…read morecharismatic host Brendan who will go to great lengths to make you feel at home. Just a few steps to the St Lawrence river makes for a great place to enjoy a tea or a morning walk. Or just relax on the front porch with a good book. I enjoyed the fact that it was close to all your shopping needs and had plenty of restaurants along King Street. Over all, Brockville is a warm and friendly city and worth putting on your travel plans. In the end I enjoyed the King Orchard so much I ended up staying there three weeks. :) It's just a feel good comfortable place

From the owner: The King Orchard Inn is a bed and breakfast located in the historic area of downtown Brockville,…read moreOntario. We offer Victorian style with modern day comforts in a tranquil 1,000 Islands setting. Check-in is between 15h00 and 18h00. Late check-in is available by prior arrangement.

Wonderful hospitality!! Bonnie was like a member of my…read morefamily, so warm and friendly. Rooms each have separate private bath. Breakfast included with stay is beautifully served on antique China- we had fresh fruit, yogurt and omlettes or eggs made to order. We enjoyed wine on the large front porch at night and breakfast there in the morning. It's only a small block to the water and walkable to anything in town. We visited the Antique Boat Museum which is a must see! We will stay there again!!

Do not stay here. It was the worst experience I have ever had at…read morea B & B. I booked thru Home Away site. My husband and I were traveling thru NY for a vacation. Bonnie the owner asked me to call before arriving. So at 2pm I called and left a voice message of our arrival at 5:00. When entering at 5, she stated no call was received, and the room was not ready so we left for dinner. When we came back, we were told there was no room key. After speaking with another quest they also had no way to lock their room. Then Bonnie stated the wash cloths could not be used to remove make up use only wipes only. (OK) Next day we stated the room did not have to be re-tided. When coming back the door was wide open.( Forgot to mention the shades are old and slightly torn. I had trouble keeping them up, so I tied the blind string together for privacy.) She txt me at dinner stating she entered the room, and I ripped the blinds from the frames and would be charged on my credit card!!!!!! That issue was resolved when the strings were untied. No apology was given. What a night mare. We left as soon as we could the next day before breakfast was served and went to a restaurant to eat instead of staying for breakfast. Would never again return to this place. Very strange. This is my first negative review every given for a B & B.

check in process was super fast! the girl at the desk kora I believe her name was was awsome! very…read moreprofessional! definitely recommend!

My husband and I stayed here recently, and while the physical hotel is similar to other Holiday Inn…read moreExpresses, the service and little extras put this one above the rest. We paid $152 a night including taxes and fees (booked directly through the hotel, not a third party). This hotel is right off Highway 401, so very convenient. We had a room facing the Brockville Convention Centre and not facing the highway, so noise was not a problem. It is within walking distance to a few shops, restaurants, and fast food joints. It's a Holiday Inn Express, so the rooms are pretty basic. No fridge, no microwave. However, you get free hot breakfast buffet, free WiFi and free parking. The rooms were clean. I carry Clorox wipes with me when I stay in hotels and I wipe down all the hard surfaces. The wipes came out white (not grey or black), so I was happy. There were some stains on the fabric computer chair at the desk though, so this was a bit off-putting, but I've seen much worse at other hotels. They have a small fitness centre and pool. I didn't use the pool, but I saw it because the pool and fitness centre are separated by a glass wall. I think it's a bit weird to have to look at people in the pool while you're on the elliptical, but I guess the glass wall makes the fitness centre look and feel not as small. The fitness centre is tiny. The sign says maximum room capacity is 6 people (!) The room only has 1 elliptical, 2 stationary bikes and a treadmill, no free weights/dumbbells, so I have no idea what the other 2 people would be doing, lol. I was a bit disappointed that there weren't any weights, but given the small space, I guess that's understandable. So I had to be a cardio bunny during our stay, haha. The breakfast buffet was good and comparable to other Holiday Inn Expresses. We stayed for 2 nights and the breakfast selection did not change. The hot breakfast was turkey sausage, pork sausage and scrambled eggs. They had a pancake machine. They had cinnamon buns, muffins, bagels, English muffins, and bread. They had oatmeal (with toppings you can add like raisins, walnuts, brown sugar and cinnamon), 4 types of cereal, yogurt, and boiled eggs. They had juices, coffee, tea and hot chocolate (the last 3 are available 24/7). All the staff were exceptionally nice. Stella was very warm and welcoming. They also give you Tic-Tacs in your room when you arrive and housekeeping writes you a nice welcome note. After our first night there, I left a thank-you note for housekeeping along with our tip and mentioned that I loved the Tic-Tacs. When we returned, our room attendant (Kylie) wrote me a nice note back and gave me extra Tic-Tacs! How nice was that? They also called our room on the second night that we were there to ask us if everything was ok with our room (they may have called us on our first night there but we weren't in our room so we don't know). This HIE also has free popcorn in the lobby everyday from 7pm-9pm. We didn't have the opportunity to have any, but I think that it's a very nice extra. WiFi was fast and reliable. Parking was plentiful. We would definitely stay at this hotel again.