Burns House Bed and Breakfast

Located in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Burns House - http://www.burnshouse.ca is one of the oldest houses in the city. Originally built in 1793, the house was constructed by the British Army and during the war of 1812; the house was completed destroyed by fire. The town launched a reconstruction project and the current house was rebuilt in 1818.

The house itself served as an inn during the 1830's and into the 40's and today continues the tradition as a place where people can relax and enjoy the historic city and beautiful scenery.

Burns House is convenient to restaurants, the famous Shaw Festival, antique shops and historical sites. This quaint, Colonial style, clapboard bed and breakfast featuring wide verandas and wood plank floors offers private parking for the guests, central air-conditioning, and no smoking. Burns offers accommodations primarily to adults and reservations are required. The B&B also has a no pet policy.

The rooms are charming and exquisitely decorated in warm colors, fine furnishings, balconies and each with a private ensuite bathroom. The dining room is warm and comfortable with a cozy fireplace and antiques and offers the perfect meeting place for guests to mingle and enjoy a tasty breakfast.

Niagara-on-the-Lake is renowned for its beauty and charm has many local places of interest. Plan a visit to the Historical Museum and historic Fort George http://www.niagara.com/~parkscan/ built in 1792. Sit back, relax and take in the scenery as you leisurely amble through the city in a horse drawn carriage ride or visit nearby Niagara Falls, location for many Hollywood movies.

Other attractions include the Shaw festival that celebrates April through November and specializes in the works of Bernard Shaw shown in three different theatres.

The Niagara region also produces fine wines and there are many wineries where tours are available and wine tasting too! Click here for a sample: http://www.vineland.com/

If you're into outdoor entertainment, set your tee on the lakeside golf course and play a few rounds. There is also a cycling trail that runs the length of the river for those who feel like jogging or walking to Niagara Falls! Once you arrive, there's even more to do including a trip to the botanical gardens, butterfly conservatory, Movieland Wax Museum or the Casino. Click this link for a listing and more information on these and other attractions: http://www.infoniagara.com/gateway.html

Burns House is only one of many of the beautiful bed and breakfasts to be found in the Ontario region. Please be sure to visit their website for a virtual tour of the house and for rates and availability.

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