The most wonderful place and a wonderful hostess. You feel at home, the place is calm and friendly. Clean bathroom, clean bedroom. Reasonable price, great breakfast, more than you can eat. When visitng, you can use her canoe, the bikes, sit on the dekt or lawn to lounge and read. The view is fantastic. Next door to a Pub and... more

a soon i get close to cindy's b&b i start to relax. cindy allows her guest to de-stress. the view of lake ontario is breathless and the fish are always biting( we counted 6 diffrent types of fish by the dock) when we are in the county cindy's is the place we stay for the last 5 years. don macartney,... more

We needed a break from the city and decided to try a B&B for the first time. We had booked the room with the en suite washroom and found it to be adequate, with the en suite washroom being as large as the room! However, you dont go here for the room. You go here to relax on the huge... more

My husband and I stayed at Cindy's for a whole week. She gave us a discount for the week. The location was marvelous for sightseeing. The fall colours and the wineries. Beautiful view from her deck out over smiths bay. We lucked out on the weather and were able to borrow her canoe to tour along the shoreline. It was... more

I'll put the only downside up front, the only thing that kept me from giving it a score of 5 - the home is very cluttered with stuff everywhere. But the room and home were clean where it counts. We biked in and Cindy was great at greeting us and making us feel at home. We stored our bikes under... more

Overall, the place was great. We stayed here while wine touring in Prince Edward County. Our room and the shared bathroom were both large and well kept. Lots of lounging space in the house as well. The breakfast Cindy prepared for us was delicious and of a generous size. She allows free use of her canoes, which we took advantage... more

We stayed here Aug 30, 2005. Having more than enough of the 401, we exited at Port Hope and continued on to Picton and Waupoos by the back roads. We had intended to go by way of Sandbanks, but it was getting late and the tail end of Hurricane Katrina was approaching, so we took a shortcut. This area is... more