A wonderful brunch experience. Intimate setting with exceptional food and friendly service. In…read moreaddition to thr bakery basket, we enjoyed the crossiant-based Eggs Benny and the Crepes Neptune (aka, the best crepes ever made!). Canadian art for sale decorates the walls in this circa 1850 space. Reservations recommended. Mastercard & Visa accepted.

We loved our stay at the Inn! The rooms were actually nicer in person, I thought. Perfect fit for a…read morecozy, romantic stay. The staff were all really pleasant and friendly while also giving you space to do your own thing as a guest. Food: Enjoyed both dinner and breakfast at the inn and both were fantastic! I could eat the breakfast scones by the dozen. Very cool dinner menu set up - divided by flora (vegetarian options) and fauna (non-vegetarian). Everything was delicious.

The manager is the kindest,loveliest and professional person i have ever come across. Home away…read morefrom home is an understatement. Ice never been so comfortable in a new environment. I highly recommend a dose of this beautiful relaxing welcoming inn. You won't regret it!

I spent the last two nights at The Inn On the Harbour in Port Stanley…read more There are 12 themed rooms on three floors (mine was the "Dusty Rose Green" on the second floor). If you can't do stairs, you should stay on the ground floor as there is no elevator. Since I was the only guest and the receptionist goes home at night, I didn't want to be on the ground floor ... I felt safer being higher up since I was alone. The rooms have king beds, fireplaces, Jacuzzis (I love baths and used mine Tuesday night), complimentary WIFI (I found it slow most of the time) and complimentary parking. There was a coffee maker, kettle, toaster, mini fridge and some dishes in my room. Strange not to have a microwave oven, though. My room rate was $115/night plus taxes. There is no restaurant in the inn, though there are some within walking distance. I went to Barnacles Tuesday night, which was a ten minutes walk away, and KettleCreek last night, which was about a three minute walk away. When I walked into my room, it was welcoming ... the fireplace was going and there was easy listening music playing on the TV. I found it odd, though, that the time on the phone was 9.5 hours slow and the clock radio (which was cheap and should be replaced) was flashing (so not showing any time) and I had to set it. There are no blinds on the window ... just a light green drape. I don't know how well it would keep the sun out if you were trying to sleep during the summer.

I had a seminar to conduct this morning in St. Thomas and I spent last night at the Comfort Inn…read more It's the only hotel in St. Thomas and I stayed here a few years ago. A continental breakfast was included but I didn't get a chance to check it out. There are no restaurants within walking distance as this hotel on the outskirts of town (there are tons of restaurants downtown) so I went out and got some take-out pizza and brought it back to my room last night. Parking was free as it WIFI (it was quick). The rooms are nothing fancy but my queen bed was comfy. I had a mini fridge, Keurig coffee machine and or microwave oven. I was on the second floor and as a head's up, there was no elevator. There is construction going on (they are renovating the lobby and entrance way) so you have to go in through the side door.

We were greeted on our arrival at the entrance by 4 or 5 maids smoking. So you had to walk through…read morethe gauntlet of smokers to get to the lobby. It went down hill from there. The room was a smoker room and very dated (old). Virtually everything had a burn mark. The bed spread had burn holes, the carpet, the TV stand, the bathroom sink ad even the toilet. Needless to say the room smelled. The air condition was so nosily we had to turn it off and it was 30 degrees outside (that 86 Fahrenheit ). To add to the heat and smells the laundry room was open to the hallway so all the heat and laundry smells drifted through the hotel. The free breakfast was OK but the area was way too small and everyone was crowded around tying to get by each other. There was only a few tables so most people when back to their rooms to eat. You can see picture on my blog: http://benh007.wordpress.com/2013/06/06/ontario-st-thomas-confort-inn/

Amazing atmosphere with amazing food!…read more A little off the beating path this place is a great escape for a romantic escape to dinner. There is a hotel with an indoor pool if you want to take the family as well. We went in the winter so not much else we could see but it looked like there was more during the summer. Might have to check it out then.

We were there for the Mongolian Grill. It was excellent. The food was tasty, well prepared by chef…read moreFrank. The ambiance was perfect by selection your own meets and vegetables and bringing it to the garden to be cooked. The best was the desert with its presentation on a plate. The server was super friendly and attentive. Followed with sampling their own wine and a walk to Lake Huron watching the SunSet rounded out a perfect evening. Count on us to be back next year.

A great experience! So I happened upon this hotel in a search for places to stay travelling on…read morebusiness and I'm so happy that I did... A mix of the past with a touch of the new... a beautiful mansion turned into a beautiful hotel keeping the warmth of the beautiful wood but updated with modern amenities for your convenience... walking through the front door you can feel the history and can't help but instantly admire and respect the craftsmanship in every detail that was put into the railings, the stained glass and the textures and colours of the walls. A friendly greeting and pleasant experience at the front desk you are given a room key... Yes an actual room key... That opens the door to an outstanding room with all the same class and elegance of the lobby but with an updated bathroom, a king size bed and all the conveniences of a new hotel from the flatscreen TV to the mini fridge in the desk and an Nespresso machine for your morning or evening espresso... whether it's breakfast, lunch or dinner you're looking for, you need not leave the hotel, the House restaurant is every bit as elegant as the rest of the hotel with great service, a classy ambiance and excellent chef driven cuisine... You will not be disappointed!! This was an experience... A wonderful experience... That was brought to life not only by the hotel itself but by the wonderful staff that take pride in what they are involved in and reminding me of what service really is....or....what it used to be! Thank you so much to all the staff and I look forward to my return! Zeke

Came back for Christmas Day dinner and really wish I hadn't. It was buffet style although nowhere…read moreon the website menu did it say this. When I expressed surprise, the waitress informed me that it's always a buffet and people just know. I'm from out of town and they knew this when they took the booking, so just tell me. We were immediately seated in the 'wine cellar' not the main restaurant. This was down a flight of stairs which I hadn't been informed of. One of our party has mobility issues, so it wasn't a great start. The 'wine cellar' is basically an empty room that I imagine you hire for private parties, very basic with cheap tables, chairs and black tablecloths (not very festive). We were in this room with a large family group with young children and the kids were noisy and touching everything on the buffet table. One group of 3 older adults just left. We stuck it out with one other table of adults and that family. The food was just ok, but as is often the case with buffets, the hot food was at best warm. The mash potatoes and vegetables were borderline cold and utterly unseasoned. The salmon was overcooked and the beef was 'ok'. Desserts were Costco standard and the kids had already attacked them before anyone else even looked at them. This was a complete, dishonest money grab and it's had left a very sour taste literally and metaphorically. I very much liked the restaurant on my last visit, but this felt grubby and mercenary which means I doubt I'll eat there again.

We went to Woodstock for a wedding, and chose this hotel; stayed for 5 nights. Price started at…read more$109, but dropped on the 3td night to $99, and the 5th night dropped to $90!! Breakfast included. We joined their rewards program. The room had 2 queen sized beds along the left wall, and along the right wall there was a wardrobe, a small desk area with one chair, a dresser, and a small fridge. I found out that the rooms are all the same size, but there were at least 3 other room designs: you could get a room with 1 bed and a sitting area; one bed with sitting area and 2 bathrooms, or a separate bedroom with 1 bath, a sitting room, and a kitchen. For this stay, I wish we had gotten a 1-bed with sitting area, but what we got worked. Staff were friendly and helpful. This hotel is really compact inside. The one thing I missed was a lounging area in the lobby. To gather in larger groups and people-watch. Here they had a couple of couches and a chair in front of the elevator and in between the check in desk and breakfast area. But the staff monitoring breakfast activities sat there until they were needed in the breakfast nook, sometimes drinking their own beverages and talking amongst themselves.

Started staying here a year ago Always clean, bright and…read morecomfortable Pool is open until 11. Gym room is reasonably equipped and functional Staff are friendly and helpful Flatscreen TVS in rooms that we have chosen But no TV guides? Will have to check if any information is available Breakfast is included but hit and miss Cereal, waffle Maker, hard boiled eggs and yogurt are safe choices I avoid the coffee No information in rooms? Overall Acceptable but could be improved

The Turkey Point Hotel is the place to go. You can't go wrong with their live weekly entertainment,…read moreparty atmosphere and excellent food. (nachos are to die for). Friendly staff, treat you like family. It's a must try, you won't regret it! Cathy Crane, long point

This is thee most worst place I have ever been, the food is horrible only to be outmatched by…read moreservice. There was a giant hole in the patio with no warning signs. The food was obviously from a can and not even a good brand, if there is such a thing. The waitress took our order then spent the entire time on the phone. The area is nice however this place should be avoided.

Traveling for work. I like more space than a hotel has to offer, and he has a dedicated office…read morewhich was perfect. The bed was amazing, and the price can't be beat.

From the owner: Our goal is to offer accommodations that are both affordable and with all the comforts and luxuries…read moreof home. We are pet friendly. This is a shared space with the host. But your security and safety is paramount, so all rooms are lockable with a key and you have your own private bathroom. You can book directly through Airbnb or through us www.airbnblondon.ca $85/night Pet cleaning fee $75/stay 14 day max booking length

Excellent hotel! Very cosy, clean (everyday) and the staff are extremely helpful, kind and really…read morego out of their way to help their guests. It was a pleasure to spend a few days here on my trip to Grand Bend. I felt comfortable and heard; the staff is very personable. Thank you, Amber Hotel!

I LOVED this hotel! Our 2 bedroom room with kitchen was spacious and very clean. I would stay here…read moreagain for big families, but wish they had an elevator instead of stairs to haul our luggage. The bathroom was a bit small for the size of our group, but the kitchen was spacious.