Whether you are visiting Niagara to experience a Shaw play, to thrill at thundering Niagara Falls, to sample Ontario's world-renowned wines, to cheer on a Ridley or Brock Crew at the Henley Regatta, or to just visit family and friends...Springbank House provides a peaceful, professional home-away-from-home. Stefan Weser and Andrea Jennings, owners and innkeepers, welcome visitors to Ontario wine country, where the scenic beauty of the Niagara Escarpment is matched by such diverse cultural attractions as the Shaw Festival in Niagara on the Lake and regional cuisine at estate wineries...there is so much to do in Niagara.

Return to a gracious period in Niagara's history, when the leading families of St. Catharines resided in stately homes along Yates Street and the banks of the original Welland Canal. Built in 1905 in the Queen Anne style, Springbank House occupies the site of an earlier city landmark, the Springbank Hotel and Spa (and later, Bishop Ridley College). In her family for over 70 years, previous owner Kathy Taylor and her husband Tim purchased and restored the 100-year-old residence and renamed it Springbank House.

Today, the magnificent wisteria vine and magnolia tree, planted over 90 years ago, frame the picture-perfect front porch and perennial garden. Inside the massive oak front door, the house unfolds into a variety of very special spaces-formal living and dining rooms, conservatory, inglenook and leather-panelled library. Upstairs, the bedrooms have been updated to include a private bathroom for each suite. The furnishings of Springbank House include period pieces from generations of Canadian & European families.