We have stayed at numerous places in Stratford over the years and we really liked this one. It's in an old converted row house in a quiet neighborhood with a mix of businesses and residences. We enjoyed the old architectural elements such as the high ceilings and iron radiators. The room was clean and very nicely decorated. Although it's a... more

We visit Stratford four or five times each year, and we have stayed in many hotels and b and b's over the years -- St. Vincent Row is our favorite. Each of the ten suites is beautifully decorated; each includes a sitting area, a sleeping area (or two) and a small kitchen -- oh yes, and also a bathroom (or... more

Thanks to the assistance of a Stratford Festival staff member, we were able to get a room for one night at the St. Vincent Row, on very short notice. Loretta, one of the owners, was most welcoming and gracious. The building is from around 1890 and in a quiet neighborhood. Our room, #10, on the upper level was spacious, spotlessly... more

If you are a short person, do not go here, The beds are old poster beds that are hard to get into. The shower is very bad ( The water pressure and not adjustable,) The good points are..... Fresh bread or fruit are stocked each day along with orange juice coffee and buter, also the parking is very limited if... more

My husband and I stayed in Suite #7&8 with another couple we were traveling with, and it was ideal. The layout was perfect - each couple had our own bedroom and bathroom, and both were very nice. The common space in the middle was a bit cramped for four adults, but no more so than your average hotel room, and... more