Attention to detail, very welcoming & private. An historic building with lots of character & walkable distance to amenities & sites.😌 Highly recommend!

Beautiful room. Could not ask for better

Lovely large airy space, real milk in fridge a godsend, nice and bright, excellent mattress.

The rooms were so much fun with the different themes, plus we are big fans of older buildings and architecture. I especially enjoyed reading about the history of the house and the renovations which was provided in the room.

Loving the Judge's Quarters, great establishment

We have stayed here several times. The rooms are all themed / decorated differently. Henry (the owner) has tailored each room in a tasteful manner that reflects the building’s era. If you have good hearing, I would not recommend booking rooms on the lower levels, the floors are wood and if a child or dog is playing on the floor above, well you are going to hear it.

We were in Brockville just for the weekend to see a concert at the Brockville Arts Centre. Came in by VIA Rail from Montreal. The hotel is an easy 15-minute walk from the train (although it was -23 at the time), and the Arts Centre is an easy 10-minute walk from the hotel. We had The Judge's Chambers room on the ground floor. Huge, delightfully decorated, spotlessly clean. There is zero ambient noise, but we heard noise from the upper room so next time we'll pick a room on a higher floor. We had time to relax in the room, reading in front of the fireplace. Next time we're in Brockville, we're staying here for sure.

Beautiful historical building with lots of character and charm!

We had a wonderful stay for my birthday! Everything was perfect and we will return in warmer weather.

The uniqueness of each room yet modern kitchen were enjoyable.

The judge’s room is very comfortable and well appointed. we would definitely stay here again.

Loved the location and rooms

Olde worlde a nice surprise

Unique suites in a great location. Close to waterfront and downtown shops.

It was very relaxing.

Wonderful historic building with beautifully decorated theme suites. Close to the waterfront and good restaurants. Great value for the accommodations. Definitely worth visiting. We will be back!

Very convenient in the downtown

Beautiful old building and loved the decor in the Garden Suite.

Great location and easy to walk everywhere to Brockville downtown and waterfront.

We stayed at The Coach House in our first 3 days. I wasn’t expecting we would have the whole unit/house. It’s like the size of our townhouse. The sleeping quarters are upstairs - one master bedroom and an extra room. The decor inside is like being in a cabin but more luxurious. It has its own wifi router and two large TV’s. It was good value for your money.

My daughter and I thoroughly enjoyed our short stay at the Noble Suites. Everything was to our liking. What a magnificent old building tastefully decorated. Highly recommend this accommodation.

The Parlour unit was quant, clean and beautiful… highly recommend

the property is very central to down town, good parking, beautiful old house.

Beautiful heritage home!

Rooms are very clean but the entrance way to rooms is very musty smelling.

Yes, I realize that it is a historical building. And, the original foundation was central to the theme but when we walked into the Canadiana Suite and saw that carpet….we were not thrilled. It is beyond needing to be replaced. Two simple changes and future customers will feel at ease. Remove the rugs and use a simple cover on the couch.

Very unique and comfortable

Charming atmosphere. Will be staying here again

Very spacious, great location, nice having milk provided for cofffee

Very nice

The room was amazing, even though I couldn’t see all of the unique rooms I was very impressed by my choice.

The Noble Suites is an old "mansion" on the waterfront that's been converted to hotel rooms. Ample parking, and just a hop to the downtown main drag. Overall quiet location when I stayed. The "secure" front door to the hotel was wide open when I arrived. The key to my room was sitting in the lock of my door, which is apparently standard practice here. I checked every possible hidey-hole when I went inside. There are no curtains or blinds, so it takes some special coordination to dress/undress away from any windows inside this ground floor unit. The windows over the bed are kinda-sorta distorted glass, but not really. I mean you can still see outside pretty clearly. At first blush it seems like a nice room. Look closer and there are a lot of details screaming "aspiring to budget status." Missing molding, old caulking, millipedes. The place was clean enough, I have to say, but the underlying condition seems ripe for infestations. You better believe I checked the bed and sheets for traces of bedbugs. None found, although they probably stay away because the mattress feels like a thrift store special. The kitchenette was well stocked. Lots of dishes, cutlery, etc. Very clean.A Keurig with lots of pods. No creamer until I looked in the fridge and saw already-open cartons of milk and cream. I'm sure it's fine. Two sofas, one leather(ette?) and one cloth. Leather one was confy, other one was sprung. Nice coffee table. LG TV with fully loaded Bell Fibe - nice touch.