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BranCliff Inn 1859

BranCliff Inn 1859

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40 Platoff St, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, L0S 1J0, Canada
(905) 468-8800 brancliffinn.com
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Jul 11, 2018
Great spot for a quiet getaway. Clean, beautiful rooms with a short 1 - 2 minute walk to main Street. Great hospitality, owner is friendly and welcoming. Best b&b we have experienced in NOTL

Apr 19, 2018
Great room, very reasonable prices. Very close to everything - fort george is a 5 minute walk. Only downside was a less than substantial breakfast - but hey, they didn't advertise a good breakfast. Gluten free options weren't really present which was a bummer.

Feb 12, 2018
Stayed one night and could have stayed several more. The innkeeper, who I assume is named Debbie was fabulous. Our room was fantastic and the Breakfast spread was delicious. Highly recommended.

May 13, 2018
We stayed in the standard room. We chose this place for it's proximity to the Ghost Walk we had booked. We were pleasantly surprised at how nice this Inn was. The room, even though it looks like it may be the smallest, was very spacious. The cleanliness was outstanding, and everything was fresh and clean (paint, decor, furniture). The bed and pillows were soooo comfortable! We had a large 4 piece bath and everything was perfect. There is a Keurig coffee maker (we had 6 cups to choose from), fresh cream in the fridge, wine glasses, plates and a cheese board for those who do the wine tours in the area, 2 robes, a fridge, a flatscreen and more. There is a loft where you can pick from many DVDs and books, and downstairs in the breakfast area are tea bags and little nibblies to choose from (just a little). Breakfast was your typical continental breakfast (toast, bagels, yogurt, fruit, muffins, etc). Would definitely book again. Debbie was a great host! Lots of things within walking distance to the Inn, with the Irish Harp Pub less than a block down the road (dinner was great there!).

Feb 24, 2018
Lovely place. Warm and inviting and great decor. Friendly hosts. Looking forward to staying again.

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