Duncan Quinn House B&B  

"Duncan-Quinn House, buit in 1991 is similar to the Old Williamsburg Colonial houses and early Niagara-on-the Lake homes. The interior has a combination of period, vintage, and reproduction English, Canadian and American Colonial furnishings. Classic Georgian Colonial style exterior architecture with dormer windows, and clapboard siding all lend itself to this period and style. We have strived to create quaint, rooms ensuring our quests feel this little bit of history. "

Amenities: Air conditioning, Fridge, TV, Cable, DVD Player, Wireless Internet, Shared deck(s), and more...

Cancellation Policy: Deposits will be returned (less $20, admin fee) provided enough notice is given to re-rent room ) normally 7 days required.

Please ask about children.

Breakfast: A full breakfast is served Full breakfast, 3 courses: fresh fruit, yogurt, homemade granola, fresh-baked muffins/breads/scones, eggs - any style, frittata/omelette, bacon &/or sausage, home fries. We cater to any food allergies or dietary needs.

Driving Directions: How to Get Here From Buffalo, NY: Cross the Peace Bridge to Fort Erie, Ontario. Follow the QEW past Niagara Falls to Hwy. 55 (exit #38), follow Hwy 55 through Virgil, continuing on to John Street. (Watch for Butler's Burying Ground sign) Turn left on John Street, and then left again on to Butler Street. - OR - From Buffalo, NY: Follow Hwy 190 to the Queenston-Lewiston bridge. Cross river and exit immediately onto the Niagara River Parkway. Follow it through Queenston, continue past East-West Line and just after a museum sign turn left onto John Street. Follow John to the end at Butler Street and turn left. From Toronto, ON: Follow QEW Niagara past St. Catharines and over the Garden City Skyway. Exit at Hwy. 55 (exit #38), follow Hwy 55 through Virgil, continuing on to John Street. (Watch for Butler's Burying Ground sign) Turn left on John Street, and then left again on to Butler Street.

Local Area Attractions: Beautiful Niagara-on-the-Lake, called by many the loveliest town in Ontario is rich in history and home to the ever popular Shaw Festival, presenting extraordinary theatre from early April through November. The old town is home to theatres, wonderful shops, and restaurants to suit every palate. Historical Fort George and North America's oldest golf course are right in the Old Town! Wine tours, tastings and fine dining are offered at many estate wineries so all can appreciate the area's burgeoning reputation for fine wines. The Niagara area offers great golf, tennis, and miles of walking and biking trails. Just a short drive away, on an incredibly scenic road along the Niagara River, is one of the natural wonders of the world - Niagara Falls. Other area attractions include Casino Niagara, the Niagara Parks Botanical Gardens and the Butterfly Conservatory. Places To Eat Shopping Things To Do

Onsite Activities: We are located 15 minute walk to Queen Street (the main street in Old Town) 15 minute drive to Niagara Falls, Butterfly Conservatory

Seasonal Info: High season (April 1-Oct 31st) $138-$170 Low Season rates ($116 to $145) plus 5% gst