Maryhill Inn

We had a lovely stay. The Rose room was very comfortable and suited our needs. We enjoyed our breakfast.

Host was super nice and breakfast was great. Close to Elora for Riverfest. Like staying in a home not a corporate hotel. :)

We enjoyed it very much with a great breakfast in the morning

Friendly hosts (including Chester, their cute little dog). Delicious breakfasts.

Kittie and James are amazing hosts and have a beautiful B&B.

They were very welcoming with our dog. Breakfast was excellent (the French toast was delicious.

Cute house from 1800s. It is in nice shape and has interesting style features. We seemed to have had a mixup on rooms (reserved Sage Room and host thought we had Rose Room, but needed to gave us Blue Room since Rose Room had an issue). I didn’t push it. The Blue room was nice, just not the room I chose. The Blue room has slanted ceilings etc and the shower was really small. It does have a nice soaker tub but too much furniture (2 chairs and table in short part of room) to our liking. The breakfast was very good and Kim was very nice and was helpful. The town is quiet and a very nice contrast to Toronto, etc.

Lovely little inn. Quiet and peaceful. James and his wife Kim were super helpful in providing dining recommendations, a carafe of coffee, or anything else. Would stay again without reservation.

Awesome! Built in 1850, the inn has been / is being restored by the owners. The owners (Kimmie, James and Chester the dog) are really the nicest people and did their best to make our stay the most comfortable it could be. The breakfasts that Kimmie made were absolutely delicious. We enjoyed our stay immensely.

Add was stating no concierge on site. No explanation how to get there. Phone call was returned a day after still not clear how to check in. Host was on site. But it was nerve breaking driving without knowing if any one will be there to check us in. Hotel said dog friendly. Carpet in a very small room made us to keep dog in a car in a create overnight. Breakfast was good.