Stayed for 1 night, with the exception of a noisy room fan, no complaints. I just shut-off the fan…read moreovernight, luckily it wasn't too hot during my visit. This particular Holiday Inn is located close to the 401, across the way from the King's Crossing Fashion Outlet and on the other side, there's a Shoppers and a bunch of other chain restaurants. In order to get to downtown Kingston, it is about a 10min drive. Not really walkable, imho. Inn is relatively small, not a tall building, maybe about 5-storeys in height. Facilities appear newly renovated. Some rooms were brighter, larger than others, but decor/set-up are more or less the same. They also had a pool that I wished I had known about before my visit! Breakfast Buffet is also included in the stay. Food options were plentiful, nothing bad at all. Immediate parking with minimal fees.

What a wonderful place to stay when visiting Kingston! ~…read morePet friendly ~ Pool, gym, and laundry facilities on site ~ Complementary breakfast available Monday-Sunday ~ Mobility aid accessible ~ Parking on-site ~ Within driving distance of Kingstons downtown, restaurants, shops, etc. ~ Friendly staff ~ Clean rooms updated with modern technology to make your stay more pleasant

Enjoyed a mini weekend getaway nearby and was very happy with our stay at the Marriott! We booked…read morerelatively last minute and they still managed to accommodate our request for an accessibility room. Robel checked us in and he was extremely friendly and fun to chat with. What an awesome guest services agent to have at their front desk. Shannon helped us quickly check out in the morning and though it was a quick interaction, it was very friendly. Perfect way to end the short stay! The room we got was really lovely. Beds were totally clean, no stains on the sheets or mystery hair. I was very surprised at the level of cleanliness in all areas of the room to be honest. Their beds are super comfortable. I actually managed to get a really good night's sleep. I love the shampoo, conditioner, etc brand they use. It was not too heavily scented. I also love seeing that they mount the entire bottle into the shower area so it's as little waste as possible. No more little plastic travel bottles!!! Love the eco initiative there. The only reason for the missing star is because the towel bars were super dusty and the shower head was covered in limescale. Water pressure was lacking quite a bit It's probably very hard water they have too, so part of housekeeping routine should be to occasionally do a vinegar soak of the fixtures. 100% would return if we're in the Kingston area.

My husband and I stayed at the Courtyard Marriott Kingston recently and we loved it. We usually…read morestay closer to downtown, but I guess something was going on that weekend because our usual hotel was fully booked. We had enough Marriott Rewards to stay on points, so we ended up there, and I'm so glad we did. The location is right off the highway (401) and in the King's Crossing Outlet Mall. There's free parking and it's not that far of a drive to downtown. Our room was really spacious, modern looking and was clean (I wiped down all hard surfaces with Lysol wipes when I arrived and the wipes came out white (not all dirty and grey). I loved the way the room was laid out and the decorations. The coffee table was a set of 2 nesting tables, the table that the TV was on slid in and out, and there was a cute corner table. I liked that there was a night table on both sides of the bed and each side had a plug. There's a microwave, coffee maker and fridge. The fridge is small and does not have a freezer. Free internet was reliable. Staff were nice and efficient. There's a pool and fitness centre, but we did not check out either one. No free breakfast, but there's a restaurant in the lobby of the hotel. There's also a Boston Pizza across the parking lot and a Panera Bread across the street. I would definitely consider staying here again.

The hotel is located in downtown Kingston, and is about a 3-8 minute walk to the downtown core, and…read moresurrounding restaurants in the area, making it a convenient spot for those visiting the city without a car, but wanting to enjoy the local scene. The hotel staff were all very friendly, and both the check in and check out process were quick and easy. Guests had free WiFi access, and bottled water in their rooms. The room I stayed in was clean, spacious, and had a beautiful view of the frozen lake. The desk in the room was also a good size, and had plenty of outlets in convenient, easy to access spots for those who need to plug in and do a bit of work. The bed was overall comfortable, but the pillows were too soft and didn't offer enough support for me. However, it was an overall pleasant stay, and I would recommend this hotel to those here for either business or leisure.

After being away from Kingston for ten or so years I decided to take a few days in June and visit…read morefriends and rediscover Kingston. Check-in was fast and the concierge very friendly. Location is right on the waterfront. Easy access to all that Kingston has to officer. I had a room with one king-sized bed and a waterfront view. As I walked in I could smell what I assumed was eucalyptus air freshener, unfortunately, I dislike this scent, but it soon dissipate. The view was incredible and incredibly relaxing. The room spacious, clean and well equipped. The restaurant staff were very friendly and accommodating, the food was delicious, specialty sausage, bread, etc.

A no-frills, low-ish cost option for a short stay in Kingston, or for overnighting during your trek…read moredown the 401. Room was small but clean. Bed was firm, the halls quiet (most of the time). People at the front desk were pleasant to deal with. Coffee (available 24 hrs.) in the lobby was decent, and there are muffins available from 5-10 AM. Our room came with a microwave and refrigerator, which was nice for making some quick dinners in the room. But even cranked up to max, the fridge barely kept things cold, despite a placard warning guests not to place produce in since it would freeze. I doubt that would actually be the case. My highest hopes for this place were that it would be clean and not have any of the weird smells motel rooms sometimes to. We were satisfied on both counts.

Really great value - $106 for a night. Front staff really nice, room was clean - small but for the…read moreprice amazing deal. The only issue was the bed - I'm not usually a sensitive sleeper but I woke up multiple times because I could feel the springs on my back. But to find a legitimately nice place to stay in this price range...I would deal with an uncomfortable bed again if passing through to save $

Dirty. Rude front desk staff. Electrical outlet falling out of the wall with exposed wires in the…read moreroom. No elevator.

Coolest Fantasy Rooms Ever! I was so excited to find out about this from my co-worker who loves to…read moretravel and go on adventures ^^ And this is a truly memorable experience, and definitely worth driving 272km from Toronto! No other Best Westerns offer these type of rooms, except for this one in Kingston, so definitely one-of-a-kind in Ontario! I actually brought my husband here to celebrate his milestone birthday, and I wanted to make sure it is extra special. When I told him we are going on a surprise getaway in Kingston... he asked me what is there to do in Kingston? lol. I didn't say anything ;) The room we got was the Tranquility Room with an outer space theme! Thank you to the reception desk staff for helping me keep it a secret :D Husband was COMPLETELY mind blown when he switch on the lights - the space capsule lid up, there was an astronaut, beautiful wall decors, crater rocks and purple crystals - it was SO. EFFING. COOL. The space capsule was our bedroom on the 3rd level, a jacuzzi tub on the 2nd and an awesome lounging area on the 1st. I absolutely loved the theatre-styled love seat; you can even extent it out to relax with your feet up! Each area is equipped with a TV (even the bathroom!), husband was happy he didn't miss the playoffs lol. Champagne and strawberries comes with the Fantasy Room package, which was a nice touch. Also complementary breakfast delivered in your room or buffet-styled at Bistro Stefan on the main floor. We quickly ate at the bistro for dinner that night and went back to continue to enjoy the room lol. There is also a bar/lounge/resto called Tom's Place across from the bistro if you want some causal drinking and snacking ;) Overall, we really enjoyed our time at Best Western Fireside Inn. This is great for couples for a quick getaway lol and even family with kids - they are going to absolutely love this out-of-this-world experience! Book now :D!

Our Nursing class had its 55th reunion here. Could not have had a better venue, better service or…read morebetter food. Absolutely would book it again and recommend it.

A few weeks ago, my daughter called me and said that we should go on a "Staycation". I did not know…read morewhat this meant. She explained that many people were doing this to save money in transportation when going to other places. It meant we stay in Kingston, where we live, and enjoy re-discovering our town, taking tours, we had not done before, disconnecting for a few days of our jobs, and most important, spending time just us: mother and daughter. What a wonderful surprise it was for me to arrived at Frontenac Club to spent 3 days together. This boutique hotel is one of a kind located in the heart of downtown Kingston. We parked the car in the parking lot of the hotel during all our stay, as we were able to walk to the sites we wanted to visit. Also, within walking distance are the best restaurants in town. We were given two marvelous suites, one with a full living room, king bed, and an astonishing bathroom with a bathtub. The other one was also very impressive with all the amenities needed. Both suites were impeccable clean! Every morning, we went down to their restaurant called "The Bank" where we had a well served and complete breakfast (included), and the last day we dine there (tapas), accompanied by life music and the tastiest margaritas I have ever had. Frontenac Club personnel make a special point to get to know their guests. With 20 suites, all with different themes and sizes, they catered families, singles and couples. They have a sweet bar and small arcade for children, a lounge to read and play games, a patio to relax, enjoy the weather while having meals served also there. It is important to note that Frontenac Club is a heritage historic house build in 1871, and although it has been completely and beautifully renovated, it has kept its special character. It was home to one of the first Canadian Bank of Montreal, and therefore there is a vault, so large that it has been conditioned to host business meetings or private celebrations. I highly recommend staying at Frontenac Club. If you are celebrating an anniversary, or a family gathering (my brother and his family stayed here when they visited us from overseas), or if you are celebrating another special occasion, or coming to Kingston as a tourist, or as a staycation guest, you will not be disappointed!

Chose the hotel based on its quaintness and uniqueness. We were travelling as a group of 8 (4…read morecouples). There is a common room (much like a living room) where you can sit and socialize. We chose that area to sit and catch up before dinner so as not to disturb other guests. It was mutually agreed amongst us that we were made to feel unwelcome by the repeated stares and dirty looks we received from the middle aged lady that was working that afternoon (Nov 9th). The location is great, the beds are super comfy however the rooms are in desperate need of some TLC. We meet twice a year for a weekend and typically stay at a large chain, thought we'd try something different last weekend...but have all agreed....back to the chain hotels we go in May! Can honestly say I have never been made to feel so unwelcome in a hotel.

Our first choice when staying in Kingston, Ontario (actually I'd never settle for anyplace else)…read more To quote their website: "In the 1940s Vogue Magazine called it 'the only reasonable place to stay between Montreal and Toronto.'" Well, I'll tell you what: Vogue was right on. Each of the rooms is furnished in stylish, tasteful antiques, yet at the same time manages not to seem old-fashioned or stuffy. No two rooms are the same, which makes it fun to go back and select a different room for a totally new experience. The Hotel Belvedere is one of those quiet, relaxing places where it's easy to imagine you've gone back in time to a less-hectic era. The sitting room in the first floor is cozy and inviting, and the breakfast is absolutely wonderful--tea, English muffins, cheddar cheese, orange juice served in champagne glasses. Very nice. The only downside is that there is very, very limited parking. There are only about four parking spots behind the hotel--all of which are angled and a very tight fit between the house and what was probably once a garage (it's not in use now, at least not for guests). Any other cars have to park on the street. Miraculously, of all the times we've stayed there, we've only had to park on the street once, so I guess it works, somehow, but I'm never a fan of parking in really tight spaces between buildings (while I, personally, always try to be courteous to other cars around my own, not everyone does). If you're going to Kingston and you like something a bit more posh than run-of-the-mill motel chains, if you're looking for a great relaxing place to stay, then this is it. I'm never disappointed when I stay at the Hotel Belvedere.

My wife and I had dinner at the outdoor patio at the new Wolfe Island Hotel (formerly the General…read moreWolfe Hotel). We had a great time. Sat by the water. There was live music. We had a few drinks. I had an excellent hamburger. It is a worthwhile stop.

Overall very poor. Upon arrival we noticed the room's carpet was wet. According to the manager the…read morecarpet had just been cleaned and did not dry out yet. The carpet should have been replaced not cleaned. The room had three windows, One could not be opened at all. The shower, when it use, would make a high pitched squeal that would wake the dead. The blinds did not close entirely because one strip was just missing. In many areas of the hotel the Wi-Fi would not work. We had to move from table to table to find a spot deep in the corner where it would work. same thing in the rooms. One room we rented would not get a signal at all. The restaurant was a fantastic example of the highest level of mediocrity. Breakfast and lunch were consistently poor. Over cooked eggs. Really, who can't cook eggs? The bacon was burned and the orange juice from concentrate and watery. We had several meals. None were acceptable.