In summer, Kingston's most unique sleeping experience is found aboard a retired 64m icebreaker at the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes. The moored vessel pretty much looks the same as it did when it was used to crack the frozen waters of the upper Great Lakes. Guests sleep in the… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

This prim option is located alongside boxlike strip-malls, yet it retains the trappings of a dainty country inn with a vane-topped gabled roof and a pale garden gazebo. Green Acres is the place to be. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Parked along a quiet suburban street, this quaint option is about 2km from the city center. Awaken from a restful slumber with a colorful breakfast as Jean dotes over her famous blueberry pancakes. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Constructed in 1839, the Queen's Inn is one of the oldest hotels in the country. While the outside has a stately limestone facade, the interior has fallen victim to an '80s refurbishment, when linoleum bathrooms, rose-speckled carpeting and matching wallpaper were in vogue. Howev… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Whether you recline in the stately salons with dripping chandeliers overhead, or retreat upstairs to your canopied bed, don't forget to say hello to tiny Mork and Mindy, the resident dogs. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The 200-year-old home, cut from sturdy chunks of limestone, is just a stone's throw from Lake Ontario. Three dapper bedrooms, with charming exposed brick, hide behind the navy-blue shutters. Full Lonely Planet Review ›