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We visited this Inn based on the high reviews from yelpers! The outside isn't much to look at, it…read moreneeds some refreshing, butt don't let this fool you! Thank you for the recommendations! After three wineries, my husband was definitely ready for some food. When you walk in, you definitely feel like you're entering an English pub! The bar, and place,ent of the bar was very traditional to pubs in the UK. Our server Lawerence definitely helped with his English accent! When asked where he was from, he said Bristol! He came to Canada after her sister relocated. He originally was a cook, but given his accent, they asked hi. To move to the front! Well done. He was a great server too! Very friendly! We decided to share the sausage rolls and shepherds pie. My husband had two Guinness! I'm not sure where he put it in top of the wine, but glad I was driving. The sausage rolls were very tasty. The mustard that came for dipping was the perfect accompaniment. The shepherd's pie had a dark Guinness gravy that was rich and flavorful. I enjoyed the side of peas and carrots too! Sharing these two was the perfect amount, however we wished we'd got the poutine! It looked amazing, it would've been too much food though. Guess we will need to return! PS: loved seeing the sign for Upper Canada Brewing company! In 1988, I visited them with my college partner as we did a college paper on microbrewers! At that time, they were one of a few. We also had visited Great Lakes brewing in CLE! The microbrewing industry exploded shortly there after! Was a great personal walk down memory lane for my college days!! While Upper Canada was sold, was just excellent to see an old sign!

There was nothing that did not go well. I just want to know why I haven't visited this little gem…read moreof a city ever before. Easy to get to. This is a charming, comfortable, welcoming boutique hotel right in the center of everything in town. So walkable, so convenient. The restaurants were wonderful, food/service/ambiance all simply wonderful. Can't say enough about the staff. I felt like I was in Europe and yet close to home in SE Michigan. No need to fly off to Napa Valley for wine. Niagara-on-the -Lake has it all...vineyards, wine tasting, beautiful views and again, excellent service. The hotel has convenient and free parking underground, easy to get to, plenty of space. Bikes to ride. There is a beautiful zen garden in the back of the hotel for relaxation, conversation, fountains and beautiful flowers. Do not go to Niagara-on-the- Lake without staying at this hotel. Luxury linens, comfortable beds, stunning decor, very clean. Can't wait to go back!

I wished I lived closer so I could come here every month!…read more What a wonderful spa in the heart of Niagara on the Lake. My bf and I had a little spa day here. His first time! I'm glad this was his first experience, as this is what he has future spas to compare to lol. Check-in was super easy and fast. We were guided to the change rooms. We came on a Thursday afternoon, so it wasn't too busy. I mostly had the change rooms to myself. Inside the lounge is dim, with soft music it's perfectly relaxing. The lounge offers a great selection of teas. Lemon ginger is my favourite, which they had. They also have espresso pods. Of course they have some spa water, which was super refreshing. The main thing that surprised me was the selection of snacks they had! I've never been to a spa where they had basically unlimited snacks in the lounge. They had granola, cookies, brownies, biscottis and more. My bf received a 30 min massage, which focused on one area and I had a 60 min massage. My masseuse was friendly and very knowledgeable. I would have appreciated a deeper pressure on my legs and arms but the duration on these areas, was so short (as requested) I barely thought to even let her know I'd would like her to go deeper. I did let her know in the beginning though, that I do like a firm and deep pressure. Overall, she was just ok. The experience was still relaxing and she did loosen my neck and shoulders, which is what I was there for mainly. I so so appreciate that she used a hot towel to remove the oil on my back and the back of my legs. I love when spas do this. But I wished she had also done this after she worked the front of my legs and arms. There was so much oil on these areas, it would have been nice to have something to wipe it off. I did end up using the shower, since the oil really bothered me. The showers are spacious and I like that there's an area inside the shower to keep your belongings. I love the fact that they use loccetaine products. The scent they use is so nice. They also provide mouth wash, q-tips, cotton pads, hair ties, combs, plastic bags, tampons and a hair dryer. Check the drawers for the hair ties, combs and tampons. I wish I had checked these earlier cuz I really needed a hair tie lol. Oh and they also provide robes, sandals and towels. A wonderful experience from start to end. I think it also helped that the spa wasn't too busy that day. I'm excited to come back and try more services. Maybe even the hydrotherapy!

Here is the deal as I see it. We got a good hotel price, the room was nice, the hotel was super…read moreclean, the staff was nice to us, it was easy to navigate, we got drink tickets for happy hour. Honestly they made our stay very nice. The room is nice. We were in the main building at the end of the hall. The room had a fireplace, king bed, small desk, small table. It's cute. Not huge but not too small. Bathroom is a ok size. Towel warmer. Bonus! Now when I tell you the tub is deep, it's deep. You will need a bar to get in and out. It's nice, pressure good, all good but it's super deep. Be careful. Bar area fun at night. They had music and it's was fun. Get there early. Not too much seating. You may end up in the outside room. Hotel in a good location on the strip. Easy to walk places for meals. I'd stay here again.

Had a lovely stay at the Prince of Wales. It was a special promotion that included breakfast…read more We got a suite with a fireplace and a wonderfully comfy king bed. The bathrooms have heated towel bars. The bedrooms have safes in the closet and plush robes. There is also a Nespresso coffee maker in the room, bottled water and fruit. Parking is in back of the hotel and is complimentary with your stay. We had breakfast in the Noble restaurant. Was a lovely stay all around. Highly recommend.

This hotel has so much to see and offer.Rooms are very clean and a nice size.The pool and hot tub…read moreare well maintained and clean.You have walking distance to the town to go exploring. The property has the tiara restaurant and bacchus lounge for your dinning and drinks pleasure.I enjoyed my stay and can't wait to return.Plenty of on site parking available.

Recently stayed here for Canada Day in a traditional room with 2 queen beds…read more Primarily wanted to stay closer to Fort George National Historic Site due to the festivities. During Canada Day, Fort George has a BBQ (hamburgers and hotdogs), live music, canon performance and fireworks. This location is ideal if you want some freedom to rest / go elsewhere throughout the day. Only a 6 min walk or so from Fort George. Room: A bit dated but if you are just staying one night it's fine. I wasn't in the room much. However, traditional rooms face parking lot so I recommend asking for 3rd floor. It is a bit dark but more privacy on a higher floor. Also I think room could have been cleaner, there was a lot of dust collected by the windows. Service: Staff at hotel are quite nice and during Canada Day, they served sangria in the lobby and had some cute Canada Day sparklers, stickers, a small candy bar, etc. They also text you asking if you need anything and rate your experience with them. Amenities: On the Basement level, open 7:00am-10:30pm there is an indoor pool, jacuzzi, steam room, and gym available. By the elevators they also provided a tea/coffee bar. I went right at 7am and no one was there, nice and quiet so you have it to yourself. Another service they have is a shuttle. You can request it to take you to fort york, into the town, and other areas but it's close to a lot of places so we never ended up using this service. Overall, not a bad stay and I wouldn't mind coming back if this location was near some activities I wanted to check out like Canada Day. If just coming for a regular stay/ anniversary/ celebration - I would lean towards like deluxe rooms and above. For instance, deluxe rooms face the marina with lots of sun but only has king beds.

Beautiful place old and quaint. No valet. Needs a few upgrades in the rooms (lighting). Bathroom…read morewas very clean and modern. outdoor pool was quite small and they allowed children in it. The noise level was not relaxing and you had to dodge them playing. worst thing they allowed small children in with their saggy yucky diaper that really grossed me out. Indoor pool was quite warm. when I was swimming hairs kept getting tangled around my fingers. That was a huge yuck. Hot springs pool very small and when the jets were not ,on you could see stuff floating on top. we did not want to chance it. The next day we did not go swimming at all, we left. Staff was good.

We had a self-care getaway on a Thursday at the spa. We bought the day pass for $50 which gave us…read moreaccess to i door lounge, indoor pool, hot tub, heated outdoor pool, sauna, hot spring pool and fitness center. Other treatments like massage, facial, manicure and pedicure were also available for extra. The staff were very friendly and helpful. The priority access to hot spring pool goes to hotel guests, but we didn't have any problems booking it during the day. We also enjoyed hot spring pool under the rain; pretty romantic, eh? There's tea and coffee available in the lounge and you can buy food and drinks from the bar to enjoy. Drinks are allowed in the pool area, except no glassware is allowed. You'll be provided with a robe and flip flops (if you forget your slippers), but you have to bring your own swimsuit. There are towels available everywhere, and you can use them. The changing rooms were well-equipped and clean. Shampoo is available in the showers. It was a very calm and relaxing day for us and we decided to plan another getaway soon.

Beautiful old Hotel and Inn with excellent communication and service. The food was amazing at both…read moredinner and breakfast. Quiet and walking distance to everything in town. Loved the bike rentals on the property as well that we used for a ride around town. There is a beautiful park minutes away that you also need to visit. It's called "Ryerson Park". Hope to go back again soon. I would suggest a suite for the additional money, we stayed two nights because we loved the first night so much, but the suites were all sold out and the standard room was a little disappointing after the suite. Still well worth the visit.

If it weren't for the breakfast I would have given it 1 star. Our deluxe queen room was nowhere…read morelike the website pictures. It was cramped. The bed was uncomfortable. You cannot adjust the temperature in your room via the thermostat. The old rattan chair had visible dust bunnies in the seams. There were no proper reading lamps and the huge picture on the headboard wall was so low that you couldn't prop yourself up to read or watch TV. And who really wants a virtual concierge? What a disappointment.

Thrice bitten... We've stayed three times, always because of…read morethe convenience. The hotel is directly across the road from the theatre, which meant no driving and parking. The first time, we wanted a room with a jacuzzi. It had one. It just didn't work. Not a huge deal, but we paid additional for a jacuzzi. The second time we booked a jacuzzi room, which we sort of got - much smaller room, and it was just a bathtub with jets. Then the leak started. So they moved us to a new room. We moved everything to another building, and just got settled when water started coming through from the room above. Finally they moved us to a companion hotel - at 11:00 at night, and while it was a nice room, the pilot light from the gas furnace was on, heating up an already too-hot room. So they moved us again to another room, but only for one of our two nights because it was booked for the next night, so in the morning we had to move again. And this time - with nothing else in town available, we got to the room, and discovered that there was no cold water. Both taps, in the sink and the shower, were attached to the hot water pipes - and the water was scalding, dangerously hot. So basically, nice looking place, very convenient, and the maintenance staff is not just incompetent, but dangerously, inconveniently, annoyingly so. Three times burned, not returning. Edit - I am going to slightly alter my review. Yes, there have been problems every time we have stayed. But all the problems were maintenance related. The staff did their best to resolve the issues. And, in addition, there is Zees, the attached restaurant. The chef is outstanding offering terrific meals every time, the wine list of Niagara wines is extensive, and the service has always been excellent.

We were greeted by name at check in! Then presented with a special treat of macarons! We found…read moretheir home made lemon curd in the fridge to celebrate Victoria Day! The room was beautiful, clean and spacious. The water pressure on the shower was amazing. It was the best shower experience I have ever had!!!!! If we do visit this area again, would love to stay here for sure!

I'm not one for bed and breakfasts, as I always feel like I'm intruding in someone's house, making…read morethem do things for me and having to pay for it. This then, is probably a good way to wean yourself into giving it a go. Above The Pub (so named as it's found above a really good pub (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/the-irish-harp-niagara-on-the-lake)) is a true inn with a pub below and rooms above. The décor of the rooms feels very Colonial and is the perfect spot for a weekend getaway into the wine region. The proximity to the pub you'd think is daunting but the amount of noise bleed from the pub into the rooms is minimal if noticeable. The beds are of the four-poster variety, comfy and definitely sleep-ready. As well, breakfast is included at a golf course that is found a short walk from the inn. Ladies, if you've been looking for a weekend getaway into the Niagara wine region with your significant other, you could do worse than suggest a place that is above a pub for him. Guys, if you're ever in the dog house, the four-poster bed and the rustic décor will probably help pry you out.

We stayed here for the first time last year and had to book the same room this year while visiting…read morefor our anniversary because of how great our experience was! We love that there is free parking and can leave the car there almost the whole time and just walk or bike everywhere (the bike rental place is in walking distance). The rooms are so reasonable for being in such a great location and are always very clean and welcoming. The staff is hospitable and make you feel right at home and we always use the vouchers they give us for our first meal after arriving-another nice touch! We can easily say this will be the place we stay when we visit for years to come!

Fabulous time spent there with family ranging in ages from 4 to 73. We had a group of 11 and had…read moreseveral meals together there. Highly recommended. Friendly helpful staff.

We only stayed 1 night before a show in the winter and did not use the facilities…read more The staff was nice, the room modern, and the balcony in our room fantastic.