Nope - don't stay here - unless you are a fan of flop houses along the roadway. The ceiling fan was…read moreabout to fall down, the toilet rocked when you sat down, the flies buzzed, the screen door slammed, there were cigarette burns on the carpet and bedsheets and I never looked too closesly. To their credit, the air conditioner worked, they had free wi-fi and we had a room that was failrly quiet.

Rooms are small and very outdated however customer service was great. Small town hotel with small…read moretown charm. I did find the rates a little high for what is provided but with limited competition ir makes sense.

It's clean and rooms plenty spacious. Good value for the price. Parking is woefully limited so…read moreyou might be disappointed in your options if hotel is full that night. Breakfast available only. Staff is friendly and helpful. It's close my facility and I like Simcoe so it's my preferred place - they are renovating and it gets nicer all the time - parking is really the only negative - I like everything else about it.

I stayed here a few days ago. The front desk comped me a ground floor room at no extra charge which…read morewas nice. Staff for the most part are friendly and approachable. However, there are some front desk staff that need to learn how to smile and acknowledge the guests. The room that I had was rather musty (don't know why!). Bed was comfortable but tv remote was a mystery to operate. It took several minutes to figure it out! Breakfast was adequate but the breakfast room WAS WAY TOO SMALL! They need to knock out the east wall and double the size of the breakfast room!

Came to work from Toronto to Simcoe with my crew of 7, we were supposed to stay in this hotel for 4…read moreweeks. After the first night, half of the crew was bitten by bedbugs. We reported this situation to the management office. They offered us new rooms and washed our clothes. After spending the second night in new rooms, that is situation repeated. We asked them to cover our expenses regarding the purchase of new luggage, shoes and stuff that cannot be washed and must be replaced in order to avoid bringing these creatures back to our homes. They denied us this help. We have checked out and we won't return there. We have booked another hotel.

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 were on a little trip and decided to stay at the Brant Hill in. The lady in the hotel was not…read morevery helpful and doesn't answer her phone when you need her and there is no other staff you can reach out to. Most of the rooms were very nice however none of the pullout couches have bedding leaving me to sleep on the floor, they should not be advertising that some rooms can sleep 4. Even jf you tried to sleep on the pullout couch you would collapse in to a V shape. My roommate enjoyed a bed however they complained about the bedsheets not being very comfortable and "Cheap". In 1 room the hair dryer started blowing sparkThere were a few other issues with the room like the bathroom door not closing fully but that wasn't a big deal. They have a good location and is a 15 minute walk to the beach but the building definitely needs some love and repairs.

We were excited to visit their Sunday morning buffet for Mother's Day brunch. The trip wasn't a…read moretotal waste because we had some laughs over the experience, but we won't be visiting again. There was no buffet. The pinned post advertising it was from April and they've since stopped serving buffet style. Nonetheless, we decided to order from their regular breakfast menu. The "home fries" were literally tatertots that had been baked. My Mediterranean omelet was advertised to have tomatoes, but they were nowhere to be found. We had to ask for ketchup, and it was brought in a cute, teeny tiny container. When my mom asked for some for her own omelet the server responded with "Can't you just share?" And then said something about not having much left. The mimosa was flat. They said they had about "three left" and urged us to order quickly before they were gone. They gave us some cute little orange slices with breakfast, which was a nice touch, and a carnation for Mother's Day, which was really lovely. My sister enjoyed her French toast. The decor was dated. The table they directed us to had some egg on it from the last guests. They were lovely ladies and the coffee was good, but we won't be visiting again. There are a lot of awesome places to get breakfast in Dover.