I was very impressed with this property. I've stayed at a few Residences now and it was the best so…read morefar. The view was terrific! It had a newer feel overall, although still consistent with the brand and product in terms of service, amenities & layout. I was here for a conference & was impressed by the food offerings & conference room amenities, such as temperature control (although a bit loud), AV & food flow. The room was as expected although the bathroom was smaller than I've seen at other Marriott Residences. Although we ate out, I still like the full kitchen, and the little touches like popcorn for the microwave. At one point, we had the privacy card out & a note was left to advise housekeeping had been by and to reach out to the front desk if we needed anything. We later requested some towels, which were in room when we returned. The included breakfast was good, as usual, with hot & cold options, which varied slightly per day. Typical offerings: scrambled eggs, sausage, bacon, potatoes, fruit, oatmeal, waffle station, bread, juice & coffee. I even got to hit the gym this trip! It was popular with a few patrons & featured free weights, bike, treadmill, as well as hot tub & pool beside. If I'm in town, I'll stay here again!

If I could give zero stars, I would. The property is nice, clean, located in a good area. However,…read morethe service is the worst I've had anywhere, ever. Staff could care less and treated us (their guests) as though we should feel privileged to have been permitted to visit their hotel. The condescending attitude is pervasive and ridiculous. As Bonvoy Platinum members, they also refused to honour program guarantees. They blamed Covid for everything and were unapologetic. What is the point of being loyal to Marriott if the program benefits being guaranteed are simply ignored? If you are a Marriott Bonvoy member, I would expect none of your benefits at this hotel. Worse, you'll be treated like your inconveniencing them for having stayed here. My suggestion, stay elsewhere, join Hyatt or Hilton rewards programs. They treat their guests as they say they will.

The Slush Puppie Place is a great sports and entertainment venue; home of the Kingston Frontenacs,…read moreof the Ontario Hockey League. However, not why I was here. I had the pleasure to experience the Queen's University Convocation * Spring Conferrals 2025 - in the heat of summer the air conditioning building was a comfortable location for such event. The building looks relatively new, its clean, comfortable seating. Maybe I'll get an opportunity to watch an OHL game here someday! Let's not forget, this is the home of the Tragically Hip!

Visited the K-Rock centre with my Dad over the holidays to enjoy a Cirque de Soilel show…read more The arena was pretty clean and the washrooms/concessions were easy to find. Wish they had more craft beer options on tap but that's just a personal preference. Would definately return again for another show someday soon!

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!

I was only here for a holiday artisan market but I just fell in love with this beautiful venue and…read morewould love to get to come back here for a concert. The high wooden arches make me suspect the sound quality in here would be resonant and wonderful. The colours are gorgeous and warm and the huge organ looming over the stage is impressive as heck, I'd love to hear it played. As a venue for a market, it was perfect as well. Not too chilly inside, nice lighting for looking at lovely handmade goods, and spacious enough for crowds to explore without feeling claustrophobic. I'll definitely look out for other opportunities to see shows in this beautiful heritage building on Queen's University campus.

The only florets worth going to! Best flower creations! She…read moreis amazingly creative and the service and atmosphere adds to the experience! 5 stars for sure!

I was looking for a new flower shop- stumbled upon this gem- and the rest is history...I've found a…read moregreat local business that is reasonably priced and produces amazing unique arrangements. The owner keeps her 2 dogs in the shop- both add to the charm of this place. Check it out

Food was tasty and just what I needed after my afternoon drive from Toronto. My dinner companion…read morehad a tasty burger topped with blue cheese and I had the chicken sandwich. We were both extremely satisfied with what we decided on. Kaitlin was bubbly and fun and efficiently took our order and checked in on us several times during our visit. Despite the place being a bit busy we didn't feel rushed or unable to hear each other. The place had a lovely vibe with other tourists like ourselves as well as locals and probably university students as well. We didn't stay too late as we had an early start planned for our drive but it looked like the place was setting up for live music. I'd definitely stop in here again for a meal or a drink if I'm in the area.

We arrived in the area after a 6 hour drive and were ready for a late evening snack. We popped in…read moreas it was next door to the hotel, with the intention of just getting an appetizer to share. Well, we both ordered something as it was hard to decide what to get! I could not pass up the tuna nachos. I love sushi so this was an easy decision for me. I usually get it "my way" without any spicy sauce on it. I expected a good appetizer but this exceeded my expectations. The tuna was perfectly seared, chips were crispy, and I loved the extra touch of sesame seeds and radish sprouts. Hubby liked his burger - especially the onion ring on it. Honestly, I can't recall what he said about it too much as I was quite focused on my nachos. Definitely would come here again!