This is one of my fav places to go throughout the years to enjoy a nice perch meal, I have been…read moregoing here since i was a child. Love the food always so satisfying and love the homemade deserts you can enjoy here :) Their Celery Bread is the best! next time i will update with photos :)

Busy bikers day in the Port. Went for a late lunch in the hotels Terrace Room . It was busy but…read morehardly a wait in line. Had the 7oz perch dinner. About seven pieces of perch, fries and celery bread. They forgot to give me the celery bread until I asked for it and promptly brought me a piece. Everything was tasty enough but I found the fish a bit soft and soggy and lukewarm . I like the fish a bit more crispy and warm. The local cider was very good also. Kind of expensive though with perch dinner and cider with tip was just over $40.

Always receive great service and amazing food. I love the "Patio Sunday"events. Live music from…read moregreat local bands and cold beer outside,what more can I ask for? The staff is always very friendly and are happy to help in any way they can. The scenery itself is beautiful in and around the building (which is a two minute walk from the beach) and the wildlife is amazing to see. It also features a store where they sell decorative peices,T-shirts,and of course enough Ice cream to feed a village. It really is an amazing place and I am never disappointed

Excellent service. Friendly folk and small but nice variety menu. You can sit by a window and…read morewatch a nature show of birds and other animals swarming the feeders and bird baths. Really a nice change from chain eateries. A hidden gem. Really tasty food is a bonus! This is my first 5 star rating. All desserts are made in house is a dubl bonus

Lovely location and venue. Got seated in the sunroom and it…read morewas very nice. Food was decently good as well and can tell it is pretty fresh. Local beers were tasty. The staff was friendly. Brought our 1 1/2 yr old and would say it's kid friendly!

I had lunch there with clients…read more It has an interesting history. It's a former mill ... the only one of six mills that is still standing and was built by Tillsonburg's first mayor in 1878. In 2000, it was bought a renovated into the restaurant and inn. It's really cool inside. The owner and his friend fixed everything themselves ... it's very rustic. We sat in the dining room that overlooked a brook. The menu is varied. Apparently it's the place to go if you want a meal of fish. I had lasagna ... it was okay. Our server was friendly. I'd go back if I was in the area.

We went to Woodstock for a wedding, and chose this hotel; stayed for 5 nights. Price started at…read more$109, but dropped on the 3td night to $99, and the 5th night dropped to $90!! Breakfast included. We joined their rewards program. The room had 2 queen sized beds along the left wall, and along the right wall there was a wardrobe, a small desk area with one chair, a dresser, and a small fridge. I found out that the rooms are all the same size, but there were at least 3 other room designs: you could get a room with 1 bed and a sitting area; one bed with sitting area and 2 bathrooms, or a separate bedroom with 1 bath, a sitting room, and a kitchen. For this stay, I wish we had gotten a 1-bed with sitting area, but what we got worked. Staff were friendly and helpful. This hotel is really compact inside. The one thing I missed was a lounging area in the lobby. To gather in larger groups and people-watch. Here they had a couple of couches and a chair in front of the elevator and in between the check in desk and breakfast area. But the staff monitoring breakfast activities sat there until they were needed in the breakfast nook, sometimes drinking their own beverages and talking amongst themselves.

Started staying here a year ago Always clean, bright and…read morecomfortable Pool is open until 11. Gym room is reasonably equipped and functional Staff are friendly and helpful Flatscreen TVS in rooms that we have chosen But no TV guides? Will have to check if any information is available Breakfast is included but hit and miss Cereal, waffle Maker, hard boiled eggs and yogurt are safe choices I avoid the coffee No information in rooms? Overall Acceptable but could be improved

I would give this place a 3.5 stars if I had the choice, and it would be the first time I can say…read morethat this high a rating is for the shower! Really, it's a motel, right? But when you do a drive by, you see the Kelsey's restaurant sign right in front. That is most definitely deceiving, because that restaurant is closed. The interior of it has been gutted to make way for the hotel lobby. So, why is the restaurant sign still out front? In the door is a small paper sign tacked on the window, indicating that they are open. For heaven's sake, get that Kelsey's sign down, put the hotel chain name up thare and blare the lights that it's ALL hotel/motel, why don't you?! Worse than that, it was definitely not obvious that that was the entrance to the hotel, so I tried a door that had a sign above it indicating that it was the Entrance. However, it was locked. A boy opened the door for me, and I wandered all through the hotel, main floor and 2nd floor, before realizing where the lobby was. Definitely confusing! Ok, so we finally got in. They charged $150.00 a night through one of those internet discount hotel finders. That price IMHO was high. The rooms were big enough - we had 2 queen beds, a desk, TV, free wifi, and a pool. I believe the reason they get away with the price is because they are the only hotel of only 4 in Simcoe that offers a pool. They also have a hot tub. There weren't enough chairs around the pool. Meanwhile, they've been doing a lot of construction here; the floors have really neat designs in the tiles, and parts of the hallways are carpeted. A section near the lobby was blocked off because they were stil working on the tiles. There was no furniture in the lobby, no plants - and I believe this is because of the construction they've been doing. The bathroom is teeny-tiny, again with that setup that I'm not fond of: toilet and tub in this tiny space divided from the sink by the door. The sink is just outside the toilet and tub area. But it's the tub/shower combination that was really awesome in this setup!! Although it does not have jets, the tub was a Jaccuzzi!! And the showerhead was big and wide, and the curtain curved out in the centre so that you didn't feel squashed as so often is the case. And the tub drained well. I'd have to say that the shower was 5-stars!!! Amazing! The hotel does offer a continental breakfast which was fairly standard, with hard boiled eggs, bagels, toast, jam and PB, juices and coffee. Sufficient to fill. Edited to add one bit I forgot to add: when I checked out, the clerk asked how our stay was, and I told her the pillows were too soft (there were no other choices but these mushy things). I was rewarded with the strangest expression on the woman's face: she plastered a fake smile on her face and responded, "That's funny! We usually get compliments on our pillows!" Why on earth bother asking for feedback if it's thrown in my face! Never mind... it's not like I'm in a hurry to go back :-( Our stay was comfortable enough, but IMHO I thought it was a bit pricy for what we got. Maybe it'll be better once the construction is done?

A wonderful brunch experience. Intimate setting with exceptional food and friendly service. In…read moreaddition to thr bakery basket, we enjoyed the crossiant-based Eggs Benny and the Crepes Neptune (aka, the best crepes ever made!). Canadian art for sale decorates the walls in this circa 1850 space. Reservations recommended. Mastercard & Visa accepted.

We loved our stay at the Inn! The rooms were actually nicer in person, I thought. Perfect fit for a…read morecozy, romantic stay. The staff were all really pleasant and friendly while also giving you space to do your own thing as a guest. Food: Enjoyed both dinner and breakfast at the inn and both were fantastic! I could eat the breakfast scones by the dozen. Very cool dinner menu set up - divided by flora (vegetarian options) and fauna (non-vegetarian). Everything was delicious.