Greater Napanee Hotel Guide - Old Hay Bay Church National Historic Site hotels in Greater Napanee, Canada.

"Everything is good. Would stay again."

"It was great to stay in this converted church for a long weekend. It was quite spacious and clean with an interesting nun theme. The location midway between Ottawa and Toronto was very practical for our little group. It is also well placed to explore the County. The church is close to the highway, but I was pleasantly surprised how little traffic sounds we heard. We would love to be back one day."

"Room was big and spacious, living/bedroom set up, generally clean but attention needed to some areas eg pet hair on couch. Our meal at the weekend was very good, restaurant wasn’t open during the week, may be due to it being so early in the season. Staff were friendly and helpful. Location is excellent, great base to explore the area/PEC. Would recommend."

"They thought of everything, snacks, alcohol, toiletries, nothing was overlooked. Extremely clean and well maintained property, would stay again and recommend!"

"Overall good stay"

"Beautiful property. The rooms are rustic. The pillows were terrible so if you can, bring your own. The stay included breakfast which was a great touch. "

"Everything was perfect during our stay. The room was very clean and quiet. Breakfast was great with lots of selection and very fresh. Parking was convenient and very accessible to room. Would definitely recommend this hotel."

"Beautiful room, including a soaker tub... unfortunately, the water was lukewarm! Also, given what I had read about the Chef and the restaurant staff, I found the food (dinner and breakfast) quite mediocre. But the grounds and buildings were lovely, and I would probably return."

"Had a great stay at Claramount club! The hotel was really central to all Prince Edward County has to offer. The room was well decorated. The amenities were awesome - I loved that the gym had so many different equipment. The live music at the restaurant, the Foundry was also really enjoyable. "