Hotels near Springford ON (1546 Result(s))

Pebbles Family Restaurant is a family owned business located in the village of Varney just south of Durham, ON. We offer a relaxed, family atmosphere and great homestyle cooking. Listen to the soft gospel music while you enjoy our Homestyle Mennonite Buffet. Perhaps start with a salad, homemade roll with apple butter and or a bowl of soup. Next enjoy the all you can eat hot buffet and order something from our grill attendant. If you have room for more enjoy a slice of our homemade pie or make yourself a soft ice-cream treat, choose from our extensive dessert selection. We also offer baked goods to take home including pie, homemade muffins, butter tarts and other baking with you on your journey. Satisfy your sweet tooth by selecting your favorite flavours of Jelly Belly bulk jellybeans or Famous Salt Water Taffy or other bulk candy. Oh, and don’t forget to try some FREE samples of our fudge!

British Swim School offers swimming lessons for kids and adults of all ages, beginning as early as 3 months. Located inside of Aloft Hotel, our swim school is open year-round, so you can learn to swim when you’re ready and continue until you’ve mastered the skills. We use gentle teaching methods and a survival-first approach to help swimmers of all levels become safer and more confident in the water. Our safe, fun, and effective teaching methods have made us the preferred choice for parents and students for over 40 years. Our confidence-building curriculum and small group swimming classes provide a consistent format and structure with one-on-one attention for each swimmer. Private swimming lessons are subject to availability.

The Retro Suites Hotel combines historic elements of the King William Block with modern amenities, providing an unparalleled experience for guests to the region. The buildings that encompass the Retro Suites Hotel have undergone a series of renovations, with an emphasis placed on preserving their original character and architecture. The Block has some of the finest examples of Victorian architecture in the city. T.J. Rutley designed the George Stephens hardware store nearby in 1888. The store featured a glass façade - the largest windowpane in Chatham at the time. Today, the Stephens building has been painstakingly restored and now features the hotel's hospitality suites. Each room contains custom made furniture, art and antiques as well as high ceilings. Some rooms have fireplaces, exposed brick walls and other unique features. Please call to review our extensive amenities and to book your next stay.