I stayed here during the recent ice storm for a night and it was a good experience…read more Booking online was simple, checking in was quick. It's located right off the 401 and surrounded by places to eat within walking distance. The room was a bit dated, but in good shape. The beds were comfortable. The shower had low pressure, but showers are hit and miss. I had the complimentary breakfast, and it actually was a small step up from a continental with bacon and eggs offered. The price was reasonable for the night, and I'm thankful they were available when we needed them!

In the highway, Comfort Inn Trenton is a perfect place to stop or take shelter. Due heavy winds,…read morefrom to Toronto to Montreal, we took shelter at comfort inn. For a overnight, to sleep, this was a great choice. Comfortable beds, good functioning washroom, fitness center, lots of parking spots, unlimited coffee and tea at the reception desk and McDonald and Tim Horton's across the street. Recommend

On a whim, I decided to pick a place that I had never been to and stay there over the long Civic…read moreHoliday weekend. I chose Belleville and stayed at this TownePlace Suites. I had no problem finding this location. It's across from a gas station that is still being built. There was plenty of parking. I parked, hauled my luggage and computer bag out of my car, and headed in to check in. I had a wonderful woman with a British accent at the check-in counter help me get all set up. I am a platinum elite member, so I got points as my welcome gift. I got my room cards and was shown where the elevators were. I love TownePlace Suites because you get a kitchenette. My room was compact. If you like roomy, perhaps this place isn't for you. It was roomy enough for me. However, it didn't have a luggage rack. It wasn't a big deal, though. I ended up placing my luggage on the floor and unpacked that way. Anyway, the kitchenette was stocked with an entire full bottle of dishwasher liquid soap. This is rare and a first for me. I have either been happy with a tiny bottle or had to ask the front desk for a bottle. I loved the generosity! I fixed myself snacks and made my smoothie drink with my personal blender. Breakfast is served downstairs. Otherwise, you can always make meals in your room for variety. I slept extremely well. I was on the top floor, which was quiet. The bed was comfortable and spacious. I watched TV from both my bed and the sofa. I was extremely comfortable. The washroom was clean. The shower was great. The water pressure was perfect. Housekeeping did a great job with my room. I was pleased. This hotel is within walking distance from Shoreline Casino, which is next door. You can roll out of the bed and then roll dice at the casino in two minutes tops. I had a fabulous stay at this hotel. I would come back again when I am in town. (338)

The close proximity of Towneplace Marriott Belleville to Prince Edward County was the main reason I…read moredecided to stay here overnight. But I am impressed by the hotel after my stay! The room we stayed in was spacious, clean and well appointed. Great amenities and even a kitchen (full size fridge, dishwisher) that has all the utensils needed to prepare a light meal! 24 hours tea and coffee set up in the lobby area. A nice self serve breakfast which includes hot food. Ample parking and located right next to Shoreline Casino. (You can just walk there!) Highly recommended if you looking for a hotel if you in the area.

I stayed three nights in this hotel and I was extremely impressed. The rooms are modern and clean…read more The complimentary breakfast is amazing (make your own waffles!!) and the hotel staff are friendly. I don't travel to Belleville often, but this will be my go-to hotel whenever I am in the area.

Super family hotel in Belleville. Newly renovated. Super clean. Staff very friendly. Great…read morepool and large suites for kids. 2nd time staying here during Canada day weekend. We use this as a stopping point for sandbanks weekend. Breakfast is what you expect.

My friend and I were having a girls weekend in Picton and made dinner reservations here. We had…read moreprivate dining on their screened in porch. We both had the 3 course meal and it was fabulous! We are from NY and Chicago and the service and food are just as good! The service was amazing and the food and attention to detail was just as good! We would definitely be back and would love to stay there next time!

This is probably THE BEST restaurant in Prince Edward County, and for an area chalk-full of foodies…read moreand fine eating establishments, that's saying a lot!!! Michael Sullivan, formerly a chef at some of Toronto's finest restaurants (Auberge de Pommier, etc) now makes his culinary magic at the Merrill...and you'd be a fool to visit the County and not enjoy this romantic little dining room, wonderful service and truly spectacular cuisine. Consistently excellent. A must!

Listen up, mister, and you, too, sister! If you want to enjoy Prince Edward County without staying…read moresomewhere super dated, and don't want to pay the premium nightly price for the Drake Devonshire, look no further. Cribs is what you're after! Cribs is made up of two large homes converted into a modern, multi-suite hotel mere steps to the Drake and other restaurants in Wellington. The hotel has a fire pit and beautifully appointed communal kitchens, if you're traveling with a group using a few rooms. Most importantly they have luxurious king sized beds, fancy cable TV and disco showers. Yes, you read that correctly.

We booked this about 2 months in advance. It was on the Saturday of Victoria Day long weekend. We…read moregot a great deal and paid $113.88 taxes included. The room is exactly the same as pictured. It is also pet friendly with an additional charge of $20 per night. They updated the furniture, and the bed is very plush and cozy. My wife and I had a great night sleep. The pool was open, and the water was a bit cold, but you got used to it. There's a deep end about 5 feet and 6 inches. Beware if you are swimming with young children. There's no life guard on duty. There are pool towels available. The entrance to the pool requires a hotel card to swipe. The mechanism was not working. You need to wait for the front desk to open for you. There's a pub inside this hotel. Pipers Arms serving English pub fare and some great daily and happy hour specials. We enjoyed some wings and pints after 9 pm. I would recommend staying here if you would like to explore PEC or visit the CFB Trenton Aerospace Museum. This hotel is right off the hwy 401. The attractions are close by, and this hotel checks off all the boxes. There are also many fast food and restaurants within walking distance to the hotel.

I spent last night at the Ramada in Trenton. It's right off the 401…read more The bed was comfy The room had a mini fridge and coffee maker. Parking and breakfast were complimentary. There is a pool at the front of the hotel and a fitness room near near the back (I wasn't there long enough to get to use them). My room was on the lower floor (the reception/lobby is on the main floor) and there is an elevator. It was quite a walk to my room through lots of winding hallways (so I got lots of steps). I had supper at Oscar's, which is in the lobby of the restaurant.

The best part of this restaurant is the view. The patio overlooking the water is stunning, and the…read moreswing delivers great Instagram worthy pics for the influencers out there. However, the food was just average, and the tuna tartare was below average. It's definitely overpriced for the quality of food.

Highlight of our trip to PEC was our patio sunset dinner here- just gorgeous! This place is very…read moretucked away in Wellington but if you are able to secure a reservation here it is beautiful! There are only about 8 menu items for each time of day as it is an outdoor kitchen, but the ambiance is definitely worth it. We ordered the burrata, truffle aioli fries, and caesar salad to share. I also ordered the lakeside burger with fries. The food was delicious, only issue was when it got dark there was no lighting so we could not see our food (seen in the flash picture haha). Drinks were delicious. It's pretty pricey but for the location you can't beat it. We felt like we were transported to Malibu!

Thank you, Trevor for making my birthday getaway more than exceed my expectations. Black River…read moreRetreat was everything and more for my husband and me. It's funny how you can feel a "vibe" of a place as soon as you walk in. No word of a lie, almost immediately we could feel the love that you put into BRR as well as the love from all those that stayed before us. We felt very much welcomed and at home and it's because you do everything you can to make it that way. Everything about Black River Retreat was a joy but I do need to emphasize Trevor's cooking. OMG. SO. GOOD!  The food was amazing in both looks and taste and our yummy meals *both a hearty breakfast and a gourmet dinner each day/night* were the icing to our cake of our two nightsq. My husband and I can highly recommend both the medallions of pork and cedar planked salmon but given Trevor's talent his Cornish game hen should be delicious as well! Our suite was spacious and beautiful with a queen-sized log bed covered in luxurious blankets, a cozy sitting room with a beautiful fireplace as well as a small fridge, microwave and keurig machine. Bathroom is shower only but  beautifully done (I particularly loved the ceiling rainfall/showerhead option!) Everything about Black River Retreat is truly about getting away, turning everything off and reconnecting with your spouse/partner/significant other. It was wonderful being present and concentrating on each other, whether it was watching a movie or playing a board game in the upstairs lounge/games room--complete with poker table and dartboard!--or in the dining room talking and eating one of the sumptuous meals or walking around this scenic and peaceful property or just enjoying the outdoor hot tub that was literally a few steps from our private entrance, my husband and I felt very fortunate to have found this place. Pros: See above. And fyi if you break out in a rash at the thought of turning all electronics off, don't worry there's free wifi as well as the ability to play your music. The biggest plus is the owner/general contractor/chef of Black River Retreat, Trevor. He is the perfect host, respecting our privacy and discretely working behind the scenes so we could have a truly romantic time and yet was on call for us if we needed something. Cons: My husband and I did sleep fine but we do prefer a slightly firmer mattress. Also we couldn't figure out how to turn off all the 'romantic lighting' i.e. the trees in the bedroom when we finally wanted to sleep. But truthfully those things I can live with given all the plusses. For anyone hesitating for whatever reason about going to Black River Retreat--especially if it's about the cost--is to book ASAP.  It may sound cliche but my husband and I thought it was worth every penny. Hoping to return and experience the place in early summer but we've already booked for next year during the beautiful fall colours! Again thank you Trevor! Warm Regards, Jacqui

From Start to Finish, I wish I could rate this above 5 stars, it is truly an exceptional…read moreexperience. The retreat is beautiful, with a warm, rustic, cabin-like feel, the ambiance truly makes for a romantic getaway. The outdoor space was breathtaking, with a trail along the water, and 2 outdoor fire-pits, there are lots of chairs and areas to sit (weather dependent of course). The outdoor hot-tub area is serene and very relaxing, it overlooks the outdoor space so I'm sure it's very cute in the summer with all of the candles lit and string lighting on. The food served was truly 10/10, perfect portion sizes, delicious creations, and all beautifully presented. The entire experience was made extra special by all of the small details, from smore's set-ups with the perfectly trimmed stick (to roast the marshmallow on), to the whiskey and cigar bar upstairs (perfect little surprise space too), to the locked in love chain, the candles spread out throughout the resort, to the ready to light fireplaces (3 total), the photo posted online do not do the location justice even, Highly Recommended for any couple looking for a romantic getaway! Trevor really out did himself!

Hockey team families are not welcomed. Travelled here with…read moremy family for hockey tournament we were given only 1 key per room and was doubled booked for a team event for their meeting room. The staff was rude unfriendly and unwilling to work with us to resolves any situation. Very disappointing experience.

My wife is a ER nurse in Belleville we rented a room for two nights because we are getting a…read moreblizzard and being we live north to save the dangerous drive we decided to stay we arrived at 5 pm she left to go down to work night shift as I stayed I was laying in bed and felt something on my skin when I looked there were bed bugs all over my pillow I got packed up and went down stairs and the front desk was like show me pics I left got a taxi down to the hospital in a blizzard I don't normally do this review stuff but this is disgraceful

My family has done at least a half dozen different escape rooms and this one breaks the formula in…read morea good way. It's inside an old church with wonderful, tall stained-glass windows and historical plaques, and the clues are perfect for the context. Also, the story line is not an escape but a rush to find stolen loot, which we thought was a fun way to go. And the folks running the game seemed as excited as we were which made it all a great experience.

From the owner: St. Alban's UEL Anglican Church was built in 1890 as a memorial to the United Empire Loyalists. It…read morenow serves locals and visitors as a community hub as St. Alban's Centre in the Greater Napanee and Picton, Ontario region. Run as a not-for-profit by the Friends of St. Alban's Adolphustown (FOSSA), the Centre offers an Escape Room adventure, Historical Tours of the Gothic Cathedral and its rare Encaustic Minton Tiles & Stained Glass Windows, Hallowed Grounds Café, Garage with pre-loved finds as well as a Rectory Bookstore, offering new & used Books, Vintage Vinyl, CDs, DVDs, VHS, pre-loved Games, Art from the Gallery, and more. Visitors are welcomed seasonally from May to December.