Welcome to the most photographed building in Niagara-on-the-Lake! Nestled in the charming and picture-perfect town that is a stone’s throw from the Niagara Falls, the Prince of Wales Hotel is within strolling distance of local theatres, boutique shops and tasty eateries.
Made up of 110 elegant rooms and suites, the property is designed with tradition in mind – think ornate furnishings, decoratively embroidered fabrics and luxurious canopy beds. Offering a tranquil Secret Garden Spa, a decadent restaurant, and a drawing-room that serves afternoon tea, the Prince of Wales Hotel is a plush base in which to unwind when not exploring Niagara-on-the-Lake and the nearby falls.
From candlelit yoga and meditation to live music performances and wine tastings in the company of an in-house sommelier, the Prince of Wales Hotel offers more than just Georgian grandeur and old world charm. Guests are also invited to use the facilities of any of their nearby sister properties, including fitness centres, exotic outdoor hot springs and indoor and outdoor salt water pools.
The Prince of Wales Hotel is located in the heart of Niagara-on-the-Lake, the idyllic town on Lake Ontario that is known for its tree-lined streets and nearby wineries.
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As the only AAA Five Diamond Hotel in all of the Quebec province, the indulgent five-star Ritz-Carlton Montreal is the most luxurious accommodation in this modern city. Its 129 rooms are sun-lit and sophisticated, ranging from signature garden-views chambers to huge city-view suites, and each features intuitive technology that recalls your preferences and anticipates your needs. A thriving gathering place for foodies with a penchant for epic feasts, fine dining and French culinary cuisine, the Ritz-Carlton Montreal counts a unique open kitchen, private dining rooms, a Dom Perignon Champagne Bar and a year-round greenhouse among its coveted culinary options.
Surrounded by remarkable landscapes composed of mountains, lakes and meadows, Manoir Hovey is a private 19th-century mansion turned 5-star Relais & Chateaux property. This is a place that champions the best of what Quebec has to offer – from charming hospitality to fresh local produce. With just 36 cosy and luxurious rooms and suites, the property maintains a feeling of lakeside tranquility and exclusivity year-round. All accommodations feature little luxuries like Nespresso coffee machines, dressing gowns, Frette towels and L’Occitane products, and most boast panoramic lake views.
A treasured Toronto landmark that consistently tops the list of the best properties in the city, The Hazelton Hotel is exquisitely decorated in shades of grey and blue with touches of brass and monochromatic artworks throughout. Its 77 sleek rooms and suites are inspired by 1940’s Hollywood grandeur, and boast features like tall ceilings, French doors and custom-made furnishings. What’s more, the property offers a sensational art collection, a private screening room, a restaurant championed by world-renowned Chef Mark McEwan and an exclusive spa.
A historic former museum turned boutique riverside Relais & Chateaux hotel, Auberge Saint-Antoine is a landmark property that exudes old-world charm and authentic hospitality. The property is comprised of 95 rooms and suites, each with their own unique story, including some with private terraces, deep-soaking bathtubs, heated floors, fireplaces and living rooms. Its in-house eatery is set within a historic maritime warehouse that dates back to 1822 and serves farmhouse-inspired French-Canadian cuisine. Meanwhile its renowned bar boasts an impressive cocktail menu and snuggly coves that are perfect for sampling local wines.
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