We arrived and we upgraded to a larger room, it was a pleasant surprise! After settling in with a glass of complimentary wine in our room, we headed to the restaurant for dinner. It was delicious, and we were not rushed at all.

The only real (minor) challenge for us was the coffee maker. We do love a huge mug of hot coffee in the mornings but the little Nespresso machine did not give us either. It did not ruin anything about our stay, this is just an observation that could be improved on if the innkeeper's wanted to install a larger maker. Everything else, the complimentary cold water, the cream in the fridge and sugar were fantastic to have in our room.

Wow, this is a well run property and beautifully setup. The room was perfect in every way. Thanks Nat for the introduction! This was a short winter stay in a beautiful setting. It’s a bit of a drive from the 401, but totally worth it! It split our drive between Montreal and London and we plan to do that again. We could see how ideal this place is in all seasons. This place comes highly recommended!

Everything! The location is perfect to visit the Sandbanks park and beaches. It is a short drive to Picton’ small town amenities and restaurants. The Inn is nestled in the country side where you will find calm and peace, so if you are looking to get away from the city this is the place to be. Our suite was gorgeous, very clean and comfortable. It is dog-friendly and human-friendly! The staff we met was very nice, specially the gentleman in the restaurant. Even though we didn’t have any water in the morning due to a thunderstorm that broke the water pump, we were very happy to stay in this great place.

Beautiful surroundings: the rushing stream, trees and plants created such a wild and exotic backdrop.

An option to control the heat. A plug for the bathtub was missing. I like to bath rather than shower. I wasn’t wild about entering the codes all the time. I’d prefer a human presence to be welcomed by but I understand your situation.

Lovely location in a very rural spot so very peaceful and quiet. The rooms are a great size and we had a walk out onto a balcony. There were ample supplies of coffee and tea, cream and milk and on the weekends you can get brunch which we did and was AMAZING! The building itself is an old school house and they use the main room of the schoolhouse to serve brunch. Lovely old historical feel to it but very up-to-date and well appointed with furnishings and decor.

My only recommendation would be to put some shelves up in the bathroom. The bathroom is great, lovely shower but all it was missing was somewhere to put your toiletries.

The staff and owner were great at making you feel comfortable and tending to our needs. The food was amazing! With local brands as part of the dishes (PECish bread was delicious!)

If you are a light sleeper and there are unconsidered guests, you may not be able to have a quiet night of recovery.

Great food, welcoming and friendly staff. A simple and charming country lodge.

No bar or restaurant to repair to at night, and no-one on duty. Meaning that, in the dead of winter, when you don't want to venture out onto snowy country roads in the dark, there is nothing to do and no-one to talk to.

Breakfast exceeded expectations with a variety of excellent and unique menu options and great service. Room was comfortable, and well appointed. Quiet country location located within 10 mins of Picton restaurants and shopping. Pet friendly which we appreciated travelling with our dog.

No staff on site the night of our stay.

Quiet, Rural area. Beautiful grounds. Patio and Restaurant on site. Breakfast simple and good quality. $20 per person.

A little far from Restaurants etc. Cab required to go for dinner in Picton. No access to wraparound deck unless on ground floor rooms. Self check in. Didn’t see Owners. Breakfast should be included for the price.

Lovely country hotel, with spacious and comfortable rooms. Nice grounds and surroundings. Convenient parking. Helpful staff.

We have stayed twice and thoroughly enjoyed each stay - the dining room was closed for dinner each time (early in the week, autumn and spring stays). TV programming hard to decipher and somewhat limited choice.