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Note: Recently found out that the Inn has been sold and is now known as "Alfred's Coach House".
The Inn is situated in a large colonial two-story house and includes three suites. Each suite has its own theme, a bathroom, and a separate sitting room. We were in the Teddy Bear Suite, which was done in muted shades of green and cream. Stained glass could be found throughout the room, from the table lamps to the skylight in the bathroom. The bedroom had a king-size bed and two walk-in closets (one stored a nice small fridge). While the bathroom was large with a shower/tub combination, the sitting area had two comfortable recliners and cable TV with a VCR. Also there were about 10 bears of var
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Note: Recently found out that the Inn has been sold and is now known as "Alfred's Coach House".
The Inn is situated in a large colonial two-story house and includes three suites. Each suite has its own theme, a bathroom, and a separate sitting room. We were in the Teddy Bear Suite, which was done in muted shades of green and cream. Stained glass could be found throughout the room, from the table lamps to the skylight in the bathroom. The bedroom had a king-size bed and two walk-in closets (one stored a nice small fridge). While the bathroom was large with a shower/tub combination, the sitting area had two comfortable recliners and cable TV with a VCR. Also there were about 10 bears of various sizes and colors that we could choose to snuggle with and two nice terrycloth robes for our use.
Location-wise, it's about 1 block from the lake and a few blocks (about 6 to 7) from the center of the town, which houses most of the shops, restaurants, and theaters. A place to rent bicycles is only 3 blocks away. This is a great gateway from Niagara Falls to the wine country and over to St. Catharine's.
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