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Very nice front desk service, clean room! Good hot breakfast, with a great variety? relaxing, modern atmosphere?
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I was there in 2008. It was excellent. The Food was good. The pool too was excellent. Thinking of visiting again.
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Stayed at this establishment oct 17, 2017. Would definitely go back. Our room was spotless, bathroom looked brand new and the beds were very comfortable. It was very quiet there. Staff were kind and professional. A steal for sure.
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Inns near Charteris ON (135 Result(s))
575 Richmond St, Chatham, ON N7M 1R2
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IHG One Rewards: Get better savings. Book hotels direct at ihg.com for our lowest rates. You won't find these anywhere else. This hotel's property in Chatham, Ontario is one of the only hotels in the area that offers suites. If guests are planning on longer stays, these suites provide more comfortable accommodations. The John D. Bradley Chatham-Kent Convention Centre is the new and preferred option for conventions, conferences, tradeshows and special events in Southwestern Ontario, located right next door. Guests Enjoy Chatham Hotel's Historic Surroundings. In the southern region of Ontario and near the United States-Canada border, the Holiday Inn Express Chatham South hotel's address in Chatham, Ontario is pet friendly and ideal for every traveler. Surrounded by majestic conservation areas teeming with wildlife, the location provides both beauty and convenience for visitors. Business travelers are well accommodated here in Chatham, Ontario. The hotel's patrons enjoy proximity to downtown Chatham and a number of companies like Entegrus, Greenfield Ethanol, TekSavvy, Autoliv and MSSC. Highway 401 is located nearby and provides guests with an easy way to commute to business destinations in the area around Chatham, Ontario. The hotel's leisure visitors enjoy a number of entertainment opportunities, as well. The St. Clair Capitol Theatre allows guests to enjoy live shows in an historic setting. Patrons can visit Uncle Tom's Cabin or the Buxton National Historic Site & Museum to learn about the struggle of African Americans to overcome adversity. The conservation areas in Erieau also provide breathtaking scenery and excellent outdoor activities. The Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Chatham includes both a Business Center and Fitness Center for more convenience. The indoor pool is a great place to relax after using free Wi-Fi access to catch up on email. Located right next door to the new Chatham Kent John D. Bradley convention Center.
2849 St Clair Pky, Sombra, ON N0P 2H0
Short Term And Long Term Stay, Upscale, Clean And Friendly Environment, Weddings, Anniversaries And Parties Welcome, Marina Docking, Seasonal Mooring CANPASS Site, Hydro, Water, Facilities And Securities, Gala Banquet, Formal Banquet, Event Hall, Business Banquet, Banquet Room Rental, Banquet Planner, Banquet Menu, Award Banquet
Step into the large ballroom with its butter-yellow interior & decorative white trim. Two walls of sliding glass doors bathe the ballroom in plentiful natural light, & the views of the green lawns, gazebo & river offer a placid & tranquil setting
Floors are hardwood & slate, & there’s a big stone fireplace to lend a homey feel to this elegant room
Bogey’s Inn has relationships with a number of caterers to ensure that guests have the finest in varied types of cuisine
Accommodates up to 170 people for weddings, receptions, family functions & corporate meetings, with additional seating for 50 people in the bar
Two-tier patio overlooking the St. Clair River
Our elegant gazebo with attached deck offers seating for 200 and comes with a view of the river.
2845 St Clair Pky RR 1, Sombra, ON N0P 2H0
Wheelchair-accessible Hotel, Suite, Pets Allowed, Hotel With Swimming Pool, Hotel With Restaurant, Honeymoon Suite, Breakfast Included
The Inn has a stunning, pastel yellow appearance that brings to mind southern climes & is set on acres of manicured lawns with a charming river view
161 Talbot St E, Leamington, ON N8H 1L8
Motel, Inn & Suites, Free High Speed Internet, Full Licensed Restaurant, wheelchair-accessible motel, King room, Queen room, Double Queen room, Royal rooms, Balcony with patio doors, Fridge and Microwave, Guest Services 24 hours, Free parking, Presidential suite, Jacuzzi suite, Family suite, pets allowed
Talbot Trail Inn & Suites is a motel in Leamington offering a full range of services and commodities, perfect for families and business travelers alike. With comfortable and spacious rooms, free parking and high speed internet, 24-hour guest service and a fully licensed restaurant, you can be sure your stay with us will be pleasant. Pets are welcome too!
388 Erie St S, Leamington, ON N8H 3E5
Fireplace In All Rooms, Lakeview Rooms, Keurig In All Rooms, Stair Access To 2nd And 3rd Floors, Smoke Free Facility, Restaurant, Bar, Patio, Close To Jiimaan Ferry, Point Pelee National Park, Marina, Seacliffe Beach
Boasting a long tradition of hospitality for Leamington and Essex County, The Seacliffe Inn offers stellar accommodations for lovers of wineries, golf, and the natural beauty of scenic Pelee Island. Enjoy all of your meals at our lakefront restaurant by drinking locally-made wine on our outdoor patio as the sun sets. Our restaurant is open for private dining, as well as being available for special occasions such as corporate events, weddings, or anniversaries. Don’t delay in booking one of our 23 spacious rooms – give us a call today!
When Leamington was incorporated as a village in 1876, it was a crossroads hamlet with about 300 residents and was known for its lumber products rather than its tomatoes. There were several docks, and fish were plentiful in Lake Erie... so much so that sturgeon could be speared from the shore and fish was about the cheapest food around.
When Leamington was incorporated as a village in 1876, it was a crossroads hamlet with about 300 residents and was known for its lumber products rather than its tomatoes. There were several docks, and fish were plentiful in Lake Erie... so much so that sturgeon could be speared from the shore and fish was about the cheapest food around.