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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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Motel 6 Windsor Ontario Is Conveniently Located Off Of Highway 3 Within 2 Miles Of Downtown Windsor And 4 Miles Of Detroit Mi. Shops And Restaurants Are Nearby. All Rooms Include Micro-Fridge Units And Free Wi-Fi.
9 Central Wellington Street, Goderich, ON N7A 3X1
Cottage, Reservation, Dining, Cottage Rentals
"This is the place to be."
Whether you’re looking for a satiating burger and fries while out on the snow mobile trail, or a refined dinner out before enjoying a play at the Blyth Festival, we always look forward to your visit! The Blyth Inn is well known for our tasteful meals and hospitality.
The Walton Inn welcomes you to their dining room. They are open after-hours from Monday to Friday. You can get there by public transit and bicycle. They are in a lively location known for its nightlife.
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.
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 stur
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