The price and location bumped this up to four stars. My husband and I have stayed here twice now…read moreand have been happy. Parliament, museums, and the canal are an easy walk away, and the main street that the inn sits off of (Elgin Street) is full of restaurants and shops so you don't have to go far for a bite to eat (we liked the Elgin Street Diner the best). The inn's breakfast is nice with lots of choices, (including Nutella!), and I liked that the front door is kept locked at all times. There are some drawbacks, like having to share a bathroom and sleeping on a mattress that was a little uncomfortable. I ended up bringing my own pillow since we drove quite a ways to get there, and I think my husband regretted not doing the same. The floors do squeak quite a bit, but I didn't mind this since I like staying in old houses with lots of character. And I was so tired from walking around all day that I conked out in about two minutes after getting back to the room. Overall, a great place to stay if you'll be out exploring all day and want an affordable and nearby place to crash at night.

Any decision to stay at the Rideau Inn should be based solely on the price and location. At a…read moreweekend rate of $70/night and an easy walk from Parliament Hill, the inn is an easy and affordable launch pad to view the city. The inn would be better characterized as a hostel. The downsides are the rooms are very close together. If you stay on the first or second levels, you will hear your neighbors creaking on the wooden floors overhead. The bed we stayed in was lumpy and in need of replacement. The sheets also had a warped feeling from being excessively washed (probably for several years). Part of our room was dusty/dirty, one of our two lights was not functioning properly and our clock was not set. There is a glass window above many room doors, which cause the bedrooms to be flooded with hallway light. Our suite was small, without sufficient space to store our belongings. Several rooms do not contain their own bathrooms. No toiletries will be provided. An attendant is not on-site for most of the day and the evening hours. The self-serve continental breakfast consists of cereal, fruit and croissants. If you are looking for a bargain in a good location, the Rideau Inn is it. However, if you are in search of a romantic bed and breakfast getaway, or a place for comfort and relaxation, you should look for other accommodation.

My husband and I recently stayed in SoHo Champagne for several days while traveling. It is located…read morewithin the condo building and we absolutely loved the setting. It was a nice modern suite with a kitchen, all modern appliances, pots and pens, utensils everything you could possibly need in a case you decide to stay in for a meal. It was very pretty, but also very homey. We used the garage, and had no problem with it. There is still some construction in the area and in front of the entrance, but we used the car to get in and out, so it didn't affect us at all.

I really enjoyed my stay at Soho Champagne! This hotel is inside a condo building, and rather than…read morejust having a room you have an entire suite including a full kitchen (stocked with any cookware you'd need) and a separate bedroom. The interior was nicely decorated, modern, bright, and quite spacious. There were many luxurious aspects to this place: Lagostina cookware, Aveda soaps/shampoos/conditioners, Smart TVs in the living room and bathroom, a rain shower head (plus a movable shower head if a rain shower isn't your thing), en-suite laundry, a movie room and gym (of course these were closed due to the pandemic), even a little balcony. The concierge wasn't in at the time of our arrival and check-in was seamless. Soho Champagne communicated with me prior to check-in to ensure all my questions were answered. Plus, this place is conveniently located near Little Italy and Chinatown. I wished that we were able to stay longer. There are 3 reasons that I knocked off a star. Before I get into these, I'll mention that I was given a number to call if I had any problems with the room, but I didn't think any of the problems were worth calling about. First, the remote to open the garage didn't work from inside the car (maybe low/no battery?) and I had to get out of the car each time to get the garage door to open. Second, upon check-in I took a shower and there were 2 long and noticeable hairs stuck to the wall of the shower. Finally, I could not for the life of me get the TV in the bedroom to work. For the price of the room, I'd expect a bit more attention to detail in these areas. All in all, we had an amazing time and would definitely stay at Soho Champagne again.

This is a beautiful three-storey Victorian home, decorated as a period piece, in a wonderful…read morecentral location. The rates are reasonable, and the rooms are most comfortable. Richard the owner is a charming host, friendly and helpful in every way. His dog, Soleil, is most entertaining too. And the breakfasts are a treat, with fresh baked croissants and muffins, coffee worthy of coffee lovers, fresh fruit - and anything you care to request; eggs, pancakes, etc. I wholeheartedly recommend the King Edward B&B to anyone who can handle climbing the stairs.

I had a lovely two night stay here. The owner, Richard, is warm and friendly. They have a…read morehypoallergenic dog and a bird - but neither are disruptive to the guests. It is well priced and well located. The breakfasts were delicious: croissants, muffins, coffee/tea, juice, yogurt, fruit salad and your choice of eggs. I felt comfortable even though I was in a room which had a shared bathroom.

Inge and Jim really went out of their way to make my visit to Ottawa a great one. Of all the…read moreHotels and B&B's of stayed in this place fits the traditional definition of a Bed and Breakfast. I still can taste those freshly made muffins!

We arrived very late in the night yesterday and was able to still get into the room. The owner…read morelives next door, so this would be a good place if you know you'll be coming to the city late. The building is about 104 years old, so think of thin walls and creaky floors. I didn't mind them. The bed was comfortable and the decor is quaint. Breakfast was good. I had the French toast and my boyfriend had the omelet. It came with fruit salad, drinks and cheese. Pierre, the owner, is an amicable person who recommended a lot of places to visit and is the reason my boyfriend came back from his previous experience here and brought me along this time. Overall, it was an enjoyable place and I had good experience here.

Located minutes from the Byward market, a short walk to Parliament Hill, and the night life of…read moreOttawa, Auberge des Arts is perfectly situated. Run by a caring and friendly individual, Pierre Marc, will go out of his way to make sure you have the perfect Ottawa experience. PM has lived in Ottawa his entire life and knows the city inside and out, and is very knowledgeable in local attractions. He can make sure you find the perfect spot for you and your party. His B&B is located in a beautiful historical building and is a walk from everything you need in Ottawa. Plus, he lives right next door - so he is always ready to help. His rooms are clean, and the beds are comfortable. There are two bathrooms (and one room with another private bathroom) that are also clean and charming. The best part about your stay is the breakfast he will make you. You have many options: eggs,toast, crepes, croissants, cheese (oh, the cheese!), jams, cereal. Whatever you may want - he will prepare it for you. Also, he buys everything from local farmers and markets to fully support the local economy. Great host, great rooms, and great breakfast - all in the perfect location. What else would one want from a B&B?!

The neighborhood is run-down. The street is narrow and there appears to be no off-street parking…read more Their "free parking" is apparently on the street. We walked up to the main door. There is a numeric lock on the door - clearly the only way in is if you know the code. A sheet of paper is taped to the door window. On it is printed "Please Call" followed by two phone numbers. Those two phone numbers are crossed out and a third number is handwritten in. While we were figuring out what to do, an older, shabbily-dressed man came up to the door, punched a code into the lock, and opened the door. He allowed us in, then wandered down the hall, stopping only to speak to someone in a room farther down. The hallway is very narrow and the place felt like a halfway house. Based on the apparent size of the building, I could not see how the rooms could possibly be as nice as was advertised. Another person approached from down the hall. He did not introduce himself, but appeared to be the proprietor. He sat at a very small deck in a tiny nook off the hallway and brought out some paperwork for us to fill out. We did not feel safe at all. We apologized, cancelled, and left as quickly as we could to find another place to stay for the weekend. He charged me a $50 cancellation fee.

I came here a few years back, as my landlord put me here due to a hot water issue. I'm a young…read morewoman going alone into this place at 10pm at night. Upon walking to the door I was swarmed by unkept, older men. Just STARING at me from inside. I buzzed beforehand to check in and nothing happened other than being stared at. This made me incredibly fearful of my life. Upon trying to run away, I collapse. Thank god my male friend was with me. He told the 4 men standing there to go away. Did I mention the office was completely empty. No safety. None. No thanks. I'm not paying or allowing my landlord to pay for me to stay in a place that is unsafe. Upon getting in my friend's vehicle I called the landlord of my place that was being fixed (waking him up) he was furious that I woke him thinking that it's just some regular bed and breakfast. I informed him I didn't feel safe while crying and had to tell him over and over again that there was no way I was going to allow a possible assault and lack of sleep due to fear over not having hot water. I told him I'd pay half the rent of a different place. A hotel. I was not interested in even hearing bed and breakfast. He complied. He got me an ensuite room on cooper. Even had a kitchen! He called me the next day saying they refused a refund. He told them that he sent his young female tenant there and was swarmed by creepy old men like a pack of wolves. So obviously she fled. Totally ripped him off. He said that I never stepped foot in the establishment. They said there were no refunds. Not even an apology or asked if I was okay. I never got the chance to see what the stitch is inside but I didn't feel like getting raped.

This bed and breakfast is more like the old school or European bed and breakfasts than the…read morecorporate or AirBnB ones you're used to in the US. The family/owner of the home lives here and rents out five rooms. They provide a breakfast and parking as part of the stay. The place looks like another house in a residential area, so it's easy to miss. But it's quite convenient to the University, random shops, and the rest of Ottawa. If you relying on public transportation, you'll probably want to stay somewhere more central, but if you have a car, this a convenient option in a relatively quiet neighborhood.

This b&b was fine, but not great. The owners were nice and very talkative and the location was very…read moreconvinient... but there is little else to recommend the place. *All* of the rooms share one bathroom. The room was cluttered with heaters and fans and lamps. Breakfast was toast, juice and cereal. But the cereal was just the ends of boxes. The tupperware hadn't been refilled. They had a selection of tea, but coffee was instant. This place was fine, but definitely not worth the price.

Always a warm welcome at Downtown B&B. Harimandir & Siri Bandhu always have food waiting for us,…read moreherbs, super supplements and massage services available. We stay here every time we come to Ottawa.