We stayed in Kingston as a stop over between Niagara and Montreal and we are glad we did as it was beautiful! The Frontenac Club Inn was similarly beautiful - a gothic, imposing building - immacutely rennovated. On arrival we were pleased to learn that we had been upgraded, free of charge, to a larger room. The room was very... more

We were looking for a B&B for a quick getaway to Kingston, and this historic inn did not disappoint. It is located steps from the waterfront and downtown and around the corner from the farmer's market. It is in the same vicinity as the more "generic" chain hotels, but has much more charm and character. The Cooke Suite is located... more

I stopped at this excellent premises for one night whilst visiting the sunset ceremony at Old Fort Henry. If you are looking for a place to stay in Kingston then look no further. The accomadation is first class and I cannot recommend it highly enough. My only complaint is that I was only there for one night!!! more

It’s the first time for our familiy staying at a B&B, normally we prefer to go to hotels but as there wasn’t a hotel in Kingston that suited us we went for the Frontenac Club. Considering the stay it was like in a hotel. We chose the Sandburg Suite and this accomodation had all the amenities we are used to:... more

From the moment we pulled in to this beautiful historic Inn to the day we left we were treated to the most delicious breakfast's and warm service. The Gardini suite was absolutely beautiful and cozy. Next time I am in Kingston The Frontenac Club Inn will be my one and only choice of places to stay. more

We stayed at the Inn for three nights, and it proved an excellent choice. It is ideally located in downtown allowing you to visit the pleasant city centre and surrounding area [Penitentiary Museum and cruise on the lakes particularly recommended]. The staff were very pleasant and helpful. The room was spacious, and the breakfast very good. And one more recommendation... more

We were guests at the FCI at the end of June, prior to boarding our cruise on the St. Lawrence Seaway. My husband and I are not great fans of B&B's where you sit in the family living room and have the bedroom next door to the owner. The Frontenac is the perfect compromise -- big enough to grant guests... more

Frontenac Club Inn refused service due to our baby, lost a retuning customer and referrals!!!! Monotone voice, zero empathy, could care less that they lost a customer. more

We stayed at the Frontenac Club Inn in April and had a great time. Though I had gone to school in Kingston, years before, I hadn't heard about this Inn (didn't exist at the time) but found it on Google when searching for "boutique hotels kingston", I think. Aesthetically it was perfect - different than 'chain' hotels and charming but... more