Hotels near Hopefield ON (300 Result(s))

Located just outside of Toronto, The Cedarview Motel is a perfect place to get away from the pressures of living in a big city. Our motel has all the amenities you need to be comfortable and unwind, including BBQ facilities, microwave and mini-fridge, cable TV and more. Contact us to book one of our 20 rooms.

IHG One Rewards: Get better savings. Book hotels direct at ihg.com for our lowest rates. You won't find these anywhere else. From our convenient location near major business parks as well as the Brockville Convention Centre located steps away from the hotel lobby entrance, free wired and wireless HSIA and the free Breakfast Bar, this Brockville, Ontario hotel's goal is to help corporate guests be more productive. Welcome to the Holiday Inn Express & Suites Brockville! Located at exit 696 Stewart Blvd, conveniently situated within four hours of major cities like Syracuse, Ottawa, Toronto, or Montreal via I-81 or the Macdonald Cartier Freeway (Hwy 401), and 30 minutes from the US-Canada border. Our corporate travelers can appreciate the close proximity to where major businesses including Brockville General Hospital, P&G, 3M, Shell, and Trillium have area offices, along with St. Lawrence College. Our nonsmoking Holiday Inn Express & Suites Brockville offers easy access to the beautiful waterfront of the St. Lawrence River, known for its scuba diving and numerous shipwrecks to explore. Guests can enjoy a plethora of amenities including our indoor pool free wireless Internet, flexible meeting space, family-friendly accommodations, and 24-hour Fitness Centre. Staying for several nights? No problem, we have guest laundry facilities on-site for your convenience! In the mornings don't forget to enjoy our Hot Express Start breakfast, which features our signature Cinnamon Buns. Guests can also enjoy delicious dining at the many restaurants within walking distance.

For generations, The Glen House Resort has enjoyed a long history along the quiet banks of the St. Lawrence River, stretching back well into the early days of the twentieth century. The resort came into the possession of its current owners, the Seal family, in the fall of 1962, when it was purchased by Trudy and Ed Seal. At that time it was a humble establishment of quaint Victorian era-homesteads and boathouses. However, the estate had sat dormant for some ten years and was in sad need of repair. Although Ed and Trudy certainly had their work cut out for them in those early days, the Glen House was soon revitalized and ready to expand.