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| Entering Ontario from New York State by crossing into Canada at the Niagara River either at Fort Erie in the south or Niagara Falls in the north, places you in the eastern gateway to Ontario's Famous Niagara Peninsula. The Niagara Tourism Region is famous for Niagara and Horseshoe Falls, Niagara-on-the-Lake, the Welland Canal, the Shaw Festival and their world renowned vineyards wineries. The region extends westward the cities of St. Catherines and Hamilton which form the southern arm of Ontario's "Golden Horseshoe". Further to the south in a more rural area, are the towns of Port Colborne, Welland, Dunville, Simcoe and Port Dover. Modern super highways connect Greater Buffalo and NY's Niagara Frontier with the urban centers of Toronto and Detroit, Michigan. |
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Gracewood Bed & Breakfast Inn
Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario |
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 Built in 1819, Gracewood is a tastefully-restored Georgian home situated on a 26-acre estate of English gardens and majestic century-old pines. Our setting—surrounded by rolling orchards and vineyards—makes Gracewood one of the most tranquil and historic bed and breakfast inns in Niagara on the Lake. We welcome guests to an atmosphere of warm hospitality, personal comfort and the attention to detail that makes each visit a memorable event.
Our inn features formal parlors with fireplaces, guest rooms exquisitely ..... [ more
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Inn on the Twenty
Jordan, Ontario |
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 Inn on the Twenty offers a superior level of luxury, comfort and restfulness. Our common areas, meeting rooms and suites are individually decorated with a sophisticated blend of original art, antiques and contemporary furnishings. The décor is accented with unique items—marble hearths and carved mahogany headboards, for example - rescued from heritage buildings throughout Niagara and western New York. Furnishings, including lofty comforters and pillows, are chosen for maximum comfort and repose. All suites have a ..... [ more
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Bedham Hall B&B
Niagara Falls, Ontario |
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 Take a step back in time in this authentic Victorian home circa 1870. Situated on the picturesque Niagara River with a fabulous view of the Niagara Gorge, it is only minutes from the world famous Falls and attractions. A warm welcome awaits you in this truly English style Bed & Breakfast.
Whether you visit Niagara Falls to enjoy its splendid natural beauty, tour Niagara's award-winning.
Start your morning at your leisure with a scrumptious breakfast such as Eggs Benedict or Spanish Omelets. Breakfast served is ..... [ more
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The Prince of Wales Hotel
Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario |
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 Established in 1864, the Prince of Wales Hotel is one of Niagara-on-the-Lake's most historic landmarks. Situated on the town's main street and awarded the CAA/AAA Four Diamond Award in both accommodation and dining, the Prince of Wales offers 114 elegant rooms, all retaining the charm of their Victorian origins. Traditional and deluxe guestrooms are available as well as a choice of exquisitely designed one-room suites. [ more
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Harbour House Hotel
Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario |
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 Everyone and every thing at Harbour House is dedicated to both your needs and your whims. Your room or suite is designed to cradle you in luxury - king-sized feather-top beds with 300 thread count linens and down duvet, fireplace, whirlpool bath and a complete entertainment centre with flat screen television, DVD and CD players.
Included in the tariff is our Breakfast in the Conservatory. A very special meal, combining the best influence of Europe with the specialty baked goods and well-known produce of Niagara. In ..... [ more
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Post House Inn, circa 1835
Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario |
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 Romance reaches for you from this historic B & B set on Niagara-on-the-Lake's tree-lined streets where yesterday and today stroll arm-in-arm. Wake up surrounded by period furnishings in your beautifully appointed room. If not for the opulent modern comforts of your private bath, you'd expect to see horse-drawn carriages clattering along Victoria Street below when you look through the window. [ more
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