Niagara-on-the-Lake - HILLTOP MANOR HOT TUB & GARDEN RETREAT
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Rental Overview |
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| Wheelchair Accessible : No |
Smoking : No |
Pets : No |
| 3 Bedroom(s) |
3 Bathroom(s) |
Sleeps 7 |
| Bed Set Up: Queen |
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Property Information |
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An elegant smoke free home situated in a quiet area of Old Town Niagara-on-the-Lake. Close enough to walk comfortably to the Shaw Festival, shops, museums and fine restaurants. Or just sit in the secluded court yard and enjoy the flower gardens as you relax in our Hot Tub or sit and read a book as you sip a glass of wine.
So near to the busy downtown street, but a retreat to come back to at the end of the day. The best alternative to a hotel anywhere in Niagara-on-the-Lake.
Featured on the 2007 Bed & Breakfast House Tour.
The Blue Room
Relax in an oasis of calm in your Queen Size Bed with beautiful linens in blue and cream French `toile`. Or just sit and relax as you enjoy this rooms fireplace. A chandelier hangs from the ten foot ceilings in your private ensuite bathroom. There is a large walk in shower with sliding doors and a seat for your added comfort. This suite is suitable for two.
The Garden Room
This suite over looks the secluded court yard. In an attempt to bring the garden theme viewied from the windows we have chosen soft greens for its decor. You can relax in your comfortable Queen Bed with beautiful linens. The private ensuite bathroom has a large walk in shower with sliding doors and a seat for your added comfort. A porcelin flowered chandelier hangs from the ten foot ceilings. This suite is suitable for two.
The Heritage Room
Our largest suite which is suitable for three people has an Old English decor. The sitting area has a leather wing back chair to read or just enjoy the gas fireplace. A Captains Bed which can be used as a sofia by day and extra sleeping by night, and a desk for writing or using your computer. The bathroom features a soaker tube and shower for your relaxation.
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Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice. |
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*Gift Certificates available upon request
The Blue Room
High Season
- May 1st to September 30th
Double Occupancy $135.00 cdn
Low Season
- October 1st - April 30th
Double Occupancy $115 .00 cdn
The Garden Room
High Season
- May 1st to September 30th
Double Occupancy $125.00 cdn
Low Season
- October 1st - April 30th
Double Occupancy $105.00 cdn
The Heritage Room
High Season
- May 1st to September 30th
Double Occupancy $145.00 cdn
Low Season
- October 1st - April 30th
Double Occupancy $125.00 cdn
Tax 6% GST
• A deposit of $30 per day is required to guarantee your reservation. It can be taken off your Credit Card number with your permission.
• Your deposit will be returned if you cancel more than 7 days prior to your arrival date. A $25 cancellation fee will be charged.
• Total payment will be deducted from your credit card if you fail to show for your reservation, or cancel within 48 hours of your arrival date.
From Toronto Follow QEW exit 38B Hwy 55, follow the signs fo Niagara-on-the-Lake. Follow Hwy 55 (Niagara Stone Road) for approx. 13 km (8 miles). On entering the Historic town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, just past Jackson Triggs Winery, Hwy 55 becomes Mississauga Street. Go through the set of lights (Mary Street) past Tim Hortons and Gage Street is the third Street on the left.
From the USA Enter Canada at the Lewiston Bridge onto Hwy 4 05. After about 2 miles take Stanley Road exit. Follow the signs to Niagara-on-the-Lake along Portage Road to the traffic circle and along the Niagara Parkway. Continue through the Heritage District of Niagara-on-the-Lake and at the Golf Course turn left on to Mississauga Street (Hwy 55) turn right onto Gage Street.
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| Property Notes Availability |
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| HILLTOP MANOR HOT TUB & GARDEN RETREAT - YEAR ROUND |
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Property Amenities |
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- Air Conditioning
| - Ceiling Fan(s)
| - Deck
| - Fireplace
| - Heating
| - Housekeeper
| - Linens Provided
| - Patio
| - Wood Floors
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- Full Refrigerator
| - Hair Dryer
| - Iron
| - Ironing Board
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- Alarm Clock
| - Cable TV
| - Internet Access
| - TV
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Other Unlisted Amenities |
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| We like to welcome our guests into our elegant home and treat them with warmth, friendliness and good service. Our home is filled with many treasures from our own world travels. The Living/Dining Room on the main floor boasts a woodburning fireplace and beautiful upholstered furniture for relaxing, reading and meeting with friends. Or go out side to the garden court yard and enjoy the peacefull atmosphere. We are a non-smoking home that welcomes children but not pets. |
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Property Activities |
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Niagara-on-the-Lake is a year round tourist destination. Visitors can enjoy a variety of activities and places of interest providing an enjoyable holiday experience over several days.
Niagara-on-the-Lake is home to The Shaw Festival, one of North Americas renowned and prestigious theatre companies. The Shaw specializes in the plays of George Bernard Shaw and his contemporaries. Festival productions are presented in the three town centre theatres from April through to November.
Situated at the mouth of the Niagara River, the town enjoys a favourable micro-climate that has made Niagara Canada's foremost wine producing area. The many wineries are open for tours and tastings. Most of the wineries have boutiques and restaurants and one or two also have cooking schools.
The town of Niagara-on-the-Lake has played a key role in Canadian history and has many points of historical interest to visit. Fort George, built in 1792, The Apothecary, from 1866, and the Historical Museum are all in the town and are just a few of the local attractions that may appeal to history buffs.
The scenic beauty of Niagara Falls and its tourist attractions, Butterfly Conservatory, and Casino Niagara, are within a few miles of Niagara-on-the-Lake. Also within easy reach is the Welland Canal where visitors can watch ocean freighters negotiate the lock system between Lake Ontario and Lake Erie.
Niagara-on-the-Lake offers the shopper a delightful mix of speciality shops, galleries and boutiques all within easy walking distance our heritage homes. There are also several antique shops within a pleasant drive of the town centre, and larger shopping centres and malls nearby in Niagara Falls and St. Catharines.
Sporting facilities include North America's oldest golf course, in the town centre, and a superb bicycle path extending along the Niagara River gorge from the town centre to the edge of Niagara Falls.
Winter in Niagara-on-the-Lake brings a new array of activities for visitors. Seasonal festivities get under way with the Candlelight Stroll through the historic town centre held on the first Friday in December, followed the next day by a Christmas Emporium for shopping. On the second Saturday in December Santa comes to town as a guest of honour at Niagara-on-the-Lake's very own Santa Clause Parade. Ring in the New Year dining in one of the towns fine restaurants or taverns and let the celebrations continue in January at the Ice wine Festival at the local wineries. Shake off the February blues over the three weekends of Days of Wine and Roses featuring the best of the regions wind and food products.
In the town centre, historic houses, parks, the lake, the river, horse drawn carriages, breathtaking floral displays, all contribute to the unique charm and atmosphere of Niagara-on-the-Lake. A great place for an unforgettable holiday break at any time of the year. |
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Reservation Information |
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Karen |
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Cell Phone: 905-380-5012 |
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Day Phone: 905-468-9363 |
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Evening Phone: 866-486-2667 |
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