Jackson's Falls Country Inn

This quaint Inn is located 20 minutes from Picton and was in the perfect location for us to attend a family birthday by the Sand Dunes. We stayed the weekend and were able to enjoy the brunch, which was deliscious. All the staff were very pleasant and attentive. Our room was cozy and the self check in/check out was seamless. We will definitely be back to stay at Jackson Falls Inn in the County.

My wife and I thoroughly enjoyed our stay at the inn. The room was clean and spacious. The room was nicely appointed. In warmer weather I am sure we would have enjoyed sitting on the wrap around veranda that we could access from our room. Breakfast in the former school was excellent. All of the folks we dealt with were friendly and accommodating.

Went for brunch as part of Countylicious and it was superb. Staff were amazing and the locale was wonderful. I had the "extraordinary omelette" and it was truly extraordinary. Definitely worth visiting this establishment. You will not be disappointed.

Three couples, long time friends ,celebrated the end of summer here in The County by enjoying a fun evening and the delicious food on a very busy night. Pat, our server did a great job , with some help, and we left fully satisfied and look forward to the next time.

The grounds are charming, the owners friendly, professional and relaxed, and the rooms are comfortable and funky. We ate in the restaurant and the food was excellent and the service the best. Hats off to the chef, Chris.

We stayed 2 nights at Jackson’s Falls Inn and a thoroughly enjoyed our stay. The inn is in a quiet, rural spot and has rustic charm and appeal. The inn is beautifully appointed and you have everything you need for your stay, nespresso machine, fridge in the room. We were on the first floor, room was very spacious, comfy bed and lovely walk out onto the porch. Highly recommend the brunch which was excellent.

We were booked there for two nights as part of a bike tour, and truly loved the building, the room and the vibe. Very upscale but laid back with an eclectic mix of historic building (old schoolhouse) and modern art. The restaurant wasn't open when we were there, but the bar was open on Friday evening and offered a delicious charcuterie board. Our room was the Palmer Suite, very spacious and artfully decorated. Might I add the whole inn has been thoroughly renovated and modernized. Natalie our host was such a pleasure and so welcoming. The Inn is located in a rural area, so there are no eateries nearby, which made it difficult not having a car. Natalie prepared for us a bountiful lunch for our ride one day and went all out getting us transportation to a restaurant that evening. When all taxis were booked, she used her own Uride account to see that we got a ride. I highly recommend this Inn.

We loved our stay at this inn. We had a room on the main floor and enjoyed the access to the porch. It was a great place to sit and enjoy the quiet of the picturesque surroundings. Our room was spacious with crisp, clean linens. What was missing in the room was a closet. We did have a hook on the wall that worked. Just a note that you will hear the guests above you. If you are a light sleeper, you might want a second floor room. Not an issue for us. We arrived on Friday and were happy to see that the bar was open. We were able to enjoy a glass of wine and charcuterie with friends. This was the only time this room served drinks or food though, although the room was open for guests to mingle. Coffee, tea and ice are readily available to use in your room and there is an area to restock. The reason we gave the inn a 4 is the lack of breakfast offerings. The box of yogurt, fruit, granola and a muffin was good, however when you go to an inn a hot breakfast is part of the experience. The inn is remote so there is a drive to eat anywhere. If there was a hot breakfast this would have been a five. We would love to return and would recommend this to friends visiting the county.