Auberge Lakeview Inn
4 reviews 50 Rue Victoria, Knowlton, Quebec +1 450-243-6183 aubergelakeviewinn.com suggest an edit
28 October 2023 4:13
Chambre très vieillote, peu ou pas de service, pas de petit déjeuner. Je ne recommande pas forcément
30 September 2023 18:58
It's always a pleasure to drop by that place, unload my bike and set myself to the task of having a good time around, knowing there'll be a rather charming old place waiting for me when I feel like hitting the sack. One was there whilst a private party was going on and was invited to crash it. Had a good unexpected time.
15 February 2023 2:10
L’auberge est magnifique! La bâtisse fait partie de l’histoire ancestrale de la ville de Knowlton et on s’y sent vraiment figé dans le passé, vous allez adorer. Les lits sont confortables, les chambres grandes et propres. Je recommande fortement!
07 January 2023 16:43
I stayed for 2 nights with my husband in October 2022, and we are looking for an opportunity to return in the near future. What a wonderful experience! When we walked in the front door of the Inn we walked back in time. The furnishings, the decor, the beautiful wood and the smell of history all combined to transport us back in time. Shelly acted as front desk clerk, barmaid and raconteur of historical happenings. She had an endless supply of information about the Inn - more than we could possibly absorb in one visit.
If you are looking for a modern hotel, this might not be the place for you; the basic rooms are not spacious, there are no electronic keycards for the doors, and the front desk closes overnight; however, the important aspects of a guest's stay were updated in the 1980's: modern bathrooms, plenty of hot hot water with great pressure, and a flat screen television in each room.
The bar is an experience in itself with its length of rich gleaming wood and polished fixtures. If you are lucky, Shelly will have the time to share more of her stories with you while you enjoy a drink.
She might even take you on a tour.but I was not fortunate enough to see a ghost.
If you are looking for a modern hotel, this might not be the place for you; the basic rooms are not spacious, there are no electronic keycards for the doors, and the front desk closes overnight; however, the important aspects of a guest's stay were updated in the 1980's: modern bathrooms, plenty of hot hot water with great pressure, and a flat screen television in each room.
The bar is an experience in itself with its length of rich gleaming wood and polished fixtures. If you are lucky, Shelly will have the time to share more of her stories with you while you enjoy a drink.
She might even take you on a tour.but I was not fortunate enough to see a ghost.