My family has done at least a half dozen different escape rooms and this one breaks the formula in…read morea good way. It's inside an old church with wonderful, tall stained-glass windows and historical plaques, and the clues are perfect for the context. Also, the story line is not an escape but a rush to find stolen loot, which we thought was a fun way to go. And the folks running the game seemed as excited as we were which made it all a great experience.

From the owner: St. Alban's UEL Anglican Church was built in 1890 as a memorial to the United Empire Loyalists. It…read morenow serves locals and visitors as a community hub as St. Alban's Centre in the Greater Napanee and Picton, Ontario region. Run as a not-for-profit by the Friends of St. Alban's Adolphustown (FOSSA), the Centre offers an Escape Room adventure, Historical Tours of the Gothic Cathedral and its rare Encaustic Minton Tiles & Stained Glass Windows, Hallowed Grounds Café, Garage with pre-loved finds as well as a Rectory Bookstore, offering new & used Books, Vintage Vinyl, CDs, DVDs, VHS, pre-loved Games, Art from the Gallery, and more. Visitors are welcomed seasonally from May to December.

This hotel is spectacularly beautiful. The grounds comprise of the main house, they have a food…read morearea, bike rental, outdoor theatre, ample trails, a store and outdoor venue space as well as bunkies. It is a farm, and the property had chickens roaming around freely. It was beautiful and also pet friendly. My dog throughly enjoyed the outdoor area. Inside the main house is so welcoming you felt like you were going home. A beautiful front entrance, on your right a seating area and the kitchen and on your left a dining area. All the rooms are upstairs except for one on the lower level. We booked a Queen bed and my room was towards the end of the hall. Leia, was so welcoming and a great host. She made you feel at home. My room was beautifully decorated and had a equally nice bathroom. The room had a tv, Netflix and everything you needed. Breakfast is held every morning in the dining room and it's very communal. Everyone sitting at one table just eating and enjoying each others company. I met so many wonderful people visiting and traveling. It was such a great experience. I want to thank Leia and the wonderful staff for making my 3 days so memorable and making me feel at home. It was a unforgettable stay and will definitely be back to visit again!

What a great stay! Very welcoming hosts. Big room, big comfortable bed. Nice bathroom. A relaxing…read morelow-key stay in The County. Definitely recommend.

very beautiful gardens to visit and fancy experience of drinking tea in their special tea room, my…read morefamily and I had a good time there. Even though it was raining but we enjoyed our visit and we are intending to revisit one day during summer.

From the owner: SpindleTree Gardens is a tourist destination in eastern Ontario. SpindleTree is a must see place…read morefor gardeners, couples and everyone who adores beauty . visit SpindleTree Gardens to enjoy, explore and relax. we offer light lunches with tea and cupcakes in our personalized tea room. SpindleTree is a little England in Ontario. SpindleTree gardens is a fancy venue for weddings, birthday parties, group events and a perfect park for wedding photo-shooting... SpindleTree Gardens, where beauty reigns!

Had a great time. Rooms are pretty and clean. Breakfast was amazing (BACON!) every morning. The…read moreonly downside would be the water pressure in the shower (kind of hard to wash really long hair without good water pressure). Otherwise, I recommend it. Great location to go see the county and Sandbanks beach!

Brittany is fantastic to work with. As a frequent event planner, I can't stress enough how…read moreimportant it is to have someone who is responsive to your questions and accessible. My company Rochester A-List loves hosting events in this beautiful space. We have creative unusual ideas and Brittany is usually open to them all and has great ideas to share of her own. The views are amazing and working with Brittany makes the planning process easy and fun.

One of my favorite venues in Rochester! I really like the rooftop from three different directions…read more I also like that's the rooftop space is heated during winter. They have a whole calendar that's full of exciting events so keep an eye, and I recommend the silent disco.

I was only here for a holiday artisan market but I just fell in love with this beautiful venue and…read morewould love to get to come back here for a concert. The high wooden arches make me suspect the sound quality in here would be resonant and wonderful. The colours are gorgeous and warm and the huge organ looming over the stage is impressive as heck, I'd love to hear it played. As a venue for a market, it was perfect as well. Not too chilly inside, nice lighting for looking at lovely handmade goods, and spacious enough for crowds to explore without feeling claustrophobic. I'll definitely look out for other opportunities to see shows in this beautiful heritage building on Queen's University campus.

The best bed and breakfast with orchard horse ranch/vineyard. They over look orchards which skirt…read moreLake Ontario.

Warm friendly hosts in a 150 year old home. Not every room has a closet, coat rack yes closet no:…read morehowever it's only for a night or two. Some rooms have larger bathrooms, again no big deal for a night or two. Fresh breakfasts with local fruits and maple syrup. Very relaxing weekend get-away.

This restaurant is fantastic if you love seafood and really fresh food…read more They are all set up outdoors for a safe Covid-19 dining experience, and the service was excellent. It was a hot, hot day and we were there right at opening (5 pm). We had our dog with us, and she was welcomed and greeted just like a family member. The first thing they brought to our table was a bowl of water for her! We enjoyed oysters as a starter and they did not disappoint. There were 4 different types to try and we tried 3 of those. Sorry I don't remember the names anymore but they were plump and juicy, complemented perfectly with freshly grated horseradish and two house made dressings. For mains we ordered fish and chips and a poke bowl. We asked for the fish to be seared rather than battered, but it came battered and we ate it anyways. We are not fans of deep frying but the fish was delicious and by sharing it, it wasn't too rich for the palate (for us... who are not fans of anything battered). The poke bowl was delicious. We loved the suggested wine and it went perfectly with the meal, as the server said it would. We ordered an Eton mess for dessert, which was tasty and a good size for sharing. The bill was high but not shocking considering the oysters (we ate a LOT of oysters!), the freshness of the food and the overall dining experience. We did notice that both Google maps and Apple maps (and Yelp) had trouble with the address. It's not actually at the Sandbanks Park entrance which is what the maps show. It's actually close to the Isaiah Tubbs Inn.

This is an overpriced tourist trap. It has mediocre food, and it is dishonest about the minimum 18%…read moregratuity that they charge.