Hotels Near MacLachlan Woodworking Museum in Kingston

It wasn’t near much, but that was ok. Otherwise it likely would have cost more per night. Continental breakfast was pretty standard. Free coffee in lobby 24/7. New and clean. Nice decor. Free parking. Pool and hot tub were small but sufficient. Might be harder to use when busier. I was there on a weekday.

Not our first time to the hotel. And definitely, not our last. Spacious, bright , clean rooms. Love the balcony overlooking the harbor. Highly recommend this hotel. Cant ask for better staff, reception, restaurant and of course the cleaning personnel. Special thanks to Ashlee ( hope I spelled that right) Our room was spotless and thanks for the question if you can do anything else for us. You made us feel very special.Also a big thank you to the server at breakfast. I am very sorry I did not catch your name. Breakfast was delicious ( thanks to the cook too ;) ).All in all , we will be back.

Stayed at this hotel during both my daughters' graduations from Queen's since it was really close to the Leons Centre, where the ceremonies were held. -Hotel is very close to everything, walking distance to alot of restaurants and we were even able to walk to Queen's campus. -Breakfast was included and it came in take-out containers that we picked up in their cafeteria in the morning. It included a muffin, 2 boiled eggs, cheese, fruit and a juice. You could also order coffee or tea with it. -Hotel was very clean and staff were very friendly. Only thing I did not like was that there were too many people hanging around the hotel steps during the day and night, not sure if they were transients or patrons staying at the hotel. -Parking was about $20 per day underground but you can also park across the street for much cheaper. Their underground parking was very limited but we always managed to get a parking spot every day. -Our hotel room was very clean, Yes it looked kind of dated but you can tell that they had made some renovations to it. We had a city view and it overlooked downtown Kingston. Had no issues with A/C. Bathroom had no vent so when we showered, the steam from the shower made our floor wet due to condensation I guess? -There was no housekeeping but they did change our towels daily. Overall, an average hotel and it served its purpose for our stay.

We stayed for 2 nights in King room 320 with a wide window view of the lake and harbour. Check-in/out was easy with efficient and friendly staff at all encounters. It was my birthday and a personalized card was awaiting in the room. The room was spacious, quiet, clean and smelled very fresh. We had lovely breakfasts in the restaurant both mornings. The service was great as was the waterfront view. Housekeeping made up the room for the second day. We paid the $30/day parking, which was easy and plentiful. The hotel location is so downtown that we never moved the car during our stay. This was low season so the hotel and the city were not busy, a great time to go.

Kingston is the only way to go from Toronto to Quebec. You can choose to stay for one night. On a cloudy day, I took a cruise on the Qiandao Lake. The scenery is not deep. I also blame the previous Raiders for not doing well. On the side of Ston, Gananoque, which is 30 kilometers away, is equivalent to driving more than 30 kilometers forward from Toronto to take a boat, and after driving another 30 kilometers, come back to live, and leave 30 kilometers I knew it was like this. It ’s better to live in Gananoque. The town over there is particularly beautiful. Kingston is just for a short visit. It's over. Well, back to the hotel, after all, the wrong location is not the hotel's fault. The hotel location is near the pier, a few minutes walk, the city hall and the old post office are nearby, the location is excellent, of course, Kingston is not large, as Canada is the most suitable place for the elderly, there are only four types of people here, senior students and soldiers And mortals, the whole city is leaking a kind of desolate wind, like the United States in the 1980s and 1990s, the hotel downstairs is a shop for renting audio tapes. There is a parking lot downstairs at the hotel. The fee is CAD 18 a day. I am distressed. The place to eat nearby is fine. There is a Chinese restaurant not far away. Many students come to eat. A ten-minute drive from Kingston can go to the local Wal-Mart. It is very large and has a full range of products. All of our health care products are purchased here. After all, the tax in Quebec becomes higher. The interior of the room was quite large, with a small balcony, and it was very quiet. The sanitary conditions were good. It was quite satisfactory, but after checking out the next day, I still charged 10.58 yuan more for each room, because I have a right every day. The habit of billing, contacted Ctrip to ask, and asked for a few days, the hotel said that it was wrongly received, overcharged, pit! If you do n’t find it, you will be charged for no reason. Friends must not be lazy and reconcile after leaving the hotel every day! Because no matter what hotel you check in, you need to receive pre-authorization. When you check out, it will be released. If there is normal consumption, such as parking fees, you will receive receipt, which will be deducted directly from the pre-authorization. This place did not give me a bill other than the parking fee. I actually overcharged me without complaints. As of now, two weeks have passed, and the refund has not been received. Ctrip said it will take about a month. It ’s a good pit. I can only think I ’m out of luck, so I still give this hotel points. Also remind everyone to be optimistic about the bill.

I have a good feeling about the Marriott Homestay brand, mainly because the rooms are large, have simple stoves, and are good value for money. This one in Kingston is right on the waterfront, within a ten-minute walk of the cruise ship and the city hall, very convenient, and the service is good. Recommended.

first off we visited the hotel during the coronavirus pandemic so there were things that were shut down due to this. The pool was available two customers on a booking schedule so you would book it for 45 minutes and the pool was your entire families which I thought was an excellent idea. since the hot tub could contribute to coronavirus it was shut down that was understandable and since the water slide needed a lifeguard they shut it down so there wouldn't be life guards with your family do to Corona and that was understandable as well. The hotel is located ten feet away from a small outlet mall which my wife light as well there were many fast food in casual restaurants nearby. If you wanted to be downtown you had about a five minute or so drive so it was not as good as some of the resorts on the waterfront but it was significantly better price and the rooms were excellent. Each room had a nice TV microwave and fridge..and was very spacious they had walk-in showers instead of bathtubs which I thought was an excellent idea. one thing to know they did not have a coffee maker in the room due to coronavirus issues ETC. They did not have any included breakfast as well but I got an excellent price thank you to trip.com. and that easily made up for no breakfast. overall trip.com saved me easily 50 Canadian dollars a night so compared to a riverfront hotel over $125 per night was saved. I felt this was well worth the inconvenience of being a 5 minute drive from downtown... parking downtown with no issue and typically was 4 to $5 so even when you tag in the gas to drive downtown the parking and everything I still saved an incredible amount of money for this very nicely appointed hotel I would recommend trip.com hands down and I would recommend this hotel unless you absolutely needed to be right downtown.

Full score evaluation, very close to Queen's University and the central city, the house has a century-old history, too beautiful, gave us a free upgrade, the upgraded room is newly renovated, there is no decoration smell, free parking, breakfast is rich, service staff are also very friendly.

The front desk is very welcoming. I need to change a few coins and take a bus on weekdays. Most of them can help. The room was very spacious, the quilt was a bit thick, and the air conditioner had to be turned down at night to sleep or it would get hot. Wifi is free and works well, no problem watching videos. Free breakfast, in the door on the left side of the entrance door, is a large hall with several tables and chairs. Breakfast is very simple but nutrition is enough. Two types of bread slices, several types of bagels, three types of muffin cakes, three types of crispy cereals with milk, peeled white boiled eggs, cold milk, several cold juices, hot coffee, hot water, and bags The Quaker Instant Oatmeal comes in two flavors: apples and oranges, all of which are whole. There are several stations around, close to kingston center, only a few minutes walk, there is the bus terminal and several supermarkets, shopping and transportation are convenient. In short, the price is very high.

I happened to stay here as the Doubletree was sold out. First having not stayed in this type of property before wasn’t sure what to expect. What a nice surprise there was a kitchen in the suite plus a nice sofa. I found the room to have anything you might need for a extended stay. Plus had a desk and office chair. The biggest surprise was that the staff works in both hotels (Doubletree & Home2) as they are connected. I am so impressed with the staff, everyone I have had contact with has been fantastic. The location off the 401 (exit Sydenham Road to Princess St) is so quick & convenient. Lots of grocery stores to stop stock up the fridge within couple of minutes. Almost forgot to mention breakfast is served daily. I certainly will stay here again.