Bed And Breakfasts in Kingston, Ontario

We invite you to come and enjoy the romantic charm and quiet elegance of our lovingly restored Queen Anne Victorian located in the heart of Kingston's historic district. The Secret Garden is a historically designed treasure built in 1888 by John McKay, a fur and leather merchant for his family. Antique fireplaces, beautiful stained glass windows and interesting architectural details are .....

The Tymparon Inn is an international historic Bed & Breakfast. Our 3 guest suites are impeccably decorated and all feature luxurious beds / linens. Each suite features a private bathroom, 2 of which are en-suite. The Inn has central air-conditioning and fresh flowers always adorn the guest suites and common areas. A full Gourmet Breakfast is served each morning on Lenox China, Waterford .....

A visit to Kingston, Ontario is made all the more enchanting and relaxing when you stay in our 1850’s Tuscany villa located in the heart of downtown’s ‘Old Stones’ district. Our inn rooms—all with private baths—are appointed with period antiques, ornate castings and arched, leaded windows. Cozy fireplaces and afternoon tea and cookies are a welcoming start to your visit at the inn. .....

Green Woods Inn is a beautiful Victorian country home, sitting in two acres and surrounded by beautiful lakes, rivers and countryside in an area steeped in Ontario's history. The Inn provides a centralized location for exploring Kingston, the 1000 Islands and Gananoque, with Ottawa and the beautiful land O' Lakes to the north. Kingston is an historic city on Lake Ontario situated at the .....

In a city known for its historic charm, beautiful waterfront and architectural treasures, the Frontenac Club Inn provides a special place to stay and enjoy all that Kingston has to offer. The Inn is located in the heart of Kingston's historic downtown and is within walking distance of the waterfront, restaurants, shopping and Queen's University. The heritage limestone building (1845), recently .....

Welcome to heritage-designated A Stone's Throw Bed and Breakfast, housed in one of Kingston's oldest limestone buildings. Our name is taken from our location - just 'a stone's throw' from Kingston's most popular tourist attractions. Waterfront walking and cycling trails are just outside the door, as are excellent restaurants and wonderful boutique shopping. Watch the tall ships on Lake .....

The Hochelaga Inn is a renovated Victorian mansion located in downtown. It is within walking distance to Queen's University, area attractions, shopping, live theatre and entertainment. Meeting facilities available on property and all rates includes a complimentary breakfast and each room is uniquely different.

Air-conditioned, smoke-free, pet-free, cozy (gas fireplace), comfortable, beautifully appointed rooms, greenbelt view , easy access to airport and train station, Warm and friendly hospitality in a Colonial - style Bed and Breakfast (red brick , white pillars), Located 5-10 minutes from Historic downtown Kingston, and the UNESCO Historical Destinations at Old Fort Henry and the Rideau Canal, .....

Our heritage limestone (1843) is in downtown's nicest residential area. It is bordered by Kingston Yacht Club and City Park, across which you stroll to reach Queen's University and the adjacent Kingston General Hospital. Everything important downtown is within walking minutes. You can take the waterfront walkway or beautiful King street to market square, hosting either a farmer's or antique .....

The O’Brien House Bed & Breakfast is located in historic Kingston, Ontario. Kingston is located between Montreal and Toronto. Travelling through Kingston, Ontario should be a relaxing and pleasurable experience. The O’Brien House was established in 1988, and has been actively involved in the tourism industry ever since. The O’Brien House creates a pleasant and relaxing environment with .....

The Alexander Henry was built at the Port Arthur Shipbuilding Company and launched in 1958. The ship provided ice breaking service on the upper Great Lakes until 1984. In 1985 she was retired to Kingston, Ontario as a museum ship. A year later the B&B was initiated as a full museum service after a trial operation in 1985. The Alexander Henry is the largest artifact in the Marine Museum .....