The inn is located in a lovely quiet neighborhood within walking distance to the business district. The owners and staff are delightfully friendly and helpful. Breakfast was delicious, with attractive presentation. Beds, bedding and pillows were all comfortable. Good water pressure, hot water.

We were overall pleased with our stay, and wish the new owners the best of luck in updating while preserving the vintage look and feel of this historic inn. The entry area is kind of dark and gloomy, although it was immediately brightened by the greeting from the owners. Our twin room was definitely cramped by us two adult women and our stuff. We would have appreciated towel replacement, but understand current staffing shortage.

The owners were so warm, inviting and accommodating. They are doing a great job getting the inn fully functional. The restaurant was not open, but they are planning that it will be soon. The bar was fully stocked and there's a comfortable area to sit and have a drink. Breakfast was not generally available, but we were surprised on our first morning with hot croissants which were wonderful, along with fresh fruits and fabulous coffee :)

Not a matter of not liking something; but would have been helpful to know beforehand that the restaurant was not open, and how many steps it might take to get to our room :)

I stayed one night at the Auberge Lakeview Inn and found it absolutely wonderful. The vintage victorian feel of the common spaces and the room was terrific. It was comfortable and attractive and fun, and the new proprietors do an exceptional job of making everyone feel welcome. One feels as if one is lodging in a piece of quiet and meaningful history in the town. The Auberge is just a few minutes walk from restaurants and cafes, and there are very near-term plans to serve meals again at the property; I think I missed that opportunity by just a couple of weeks. The porch is lovely and the handsome comfortable bar on the first floor serves drinks and provides a cheerful space. I look forward to staying here again when I return.

Beautiful Victorian hotel. There's no restaurant but that's OK because we thoroughly enjoy the walk into town for dinner. It's such a pretty walk to get into town. There is a room with a fridge and toaster where we make our own breakfasts, very convenient. They do offer free coffee at the bar downstairs. The pool is great and we love lounging around the pool area. Very clean. Staff is friendly and helpful. This was our second stay and we're definitely going back!

This is not a negative for me but persons should be aware that, being that it's an historic Victorian hotel, there are no elevators and lots of stairs. All rooms are located on the second and third floors. So not a hotel for persons with accessibility issues.

The Auberge was just perfect. We enjoyed a relaxing stay in an old world charm type of place. Having stayed there before, I was impressed with the new owners, a lovely couple, and what they had done to the place. Clean, inviting, relaxing and perfect location for a couple who had done a lot of driving and needing a respite. The breakfast the following morning was a wonderful treat although it was not part of the room rate we were happy to pay separately. Minutes from the heart of the town, a lovely walk to explore shops and a nice selection of restaurants too.

The quaintness and scale of the Inn was wonderful to see upon our arrival. Location of this Inn was very handy to the main street of village. The Inn seemed to be the only action in town...and with their own inhouse classic wood clad pub-- with really fresh and tasty local brews on tap!!--we were more than happy! In the morning they served really good locally roasted coffee too! And we were free to enjoy our beverages out on the lovely front porch ! The new hosts are a great team and enthusiastic about our visit to their town.! We wish to see them again!

Lovely new keepers at this historical inn in Knowlton. A sleepy town that is perfect for cyclists, hikers or those just taking the slow roll to Montreal, like us. We enjoyed dinner on Main Street and a stroll along the bike path to the beach for sunset. Our room was clean and comfortable. They are working towards meal options and regular bar hours for guests, but for now just enjoy the history and relaxed atmosphere. Looking forward to coming back in the winter for X-C skiing around the lake and a cozy warm up at the inn!

Quaint, beautiful inn. The suite was very nice. The suite had a nice balcony to enjoy. The decorating of the inn was so beautifully done to depict the era of the building. Location was good and in walking distance of many things

The restaurant was not running BUT there are very new owners who are doing upgrades in their kitchen to have it up and running very shortly. Our suite was on the second floor which is only accessible by stairs, which was a bit hard for 69 year old women carrying luggage BUT the stair case is beautiful.

The inn makes an impression when you first see it. It looks old and in need of some TLC, with peeling paint etc. When we opened the front door though, it was a really nice surprise. The lobby looks like it must have when it was built over 150 years ago. It feels like a museum, with old fashioned wallpaper and antique furniture. The wooden curved staircase is exceptional. We really enjoyed the old fashioned feel and the front desk employee was fantastic, giving us a tour of the place and telling us all about the history of the place and of the town of Knowlton. Our room was small but cozy, and the hotel doesn't have the modern amenities of a new hotel, but the old fashioned charm and warm staff made our stay unique and enjoyable.

Breakfast was very good, though the price was not included in the cost for staying. The location was excellent for us. Close enough to walk to the center of town and to a lovely path to the lake.

The mattress on our bed sagged on one side making it a bit uncomfortable. The inn is old! Don’t expect complete silence in your room! We managed just fine, but could hear when someone in the room above us ran the fan in their bathroom and walked around.