We really enjoyed staying here and dining at Le Relais just downstairs. The stairs were not as steep as mentioned on Trip Advisor by other guests. Our keys were waiting at reception for us. The rooms are nice and reminded us of our stays in Europe.

Quaint, older auberge. Our room was lovely and clean. It was, however, very noisy on the outside as it was at a busy intersection. Not only loud pick ups and school buses, but also construction vehicles working several blocks away. There is a really special cafe and bookstore a few buildings away. Three Pines-ish (see Louise Penny) cafe and if you ask, the barista will add a cinnamon or cocoa three pines. Almost too beautiful to drink.

Wonderful stay! Hotel was great and very conveniently located. Staff at the restaurant was extremely busy, but very nice! Had a great stay in Knowlton!

area was perfect to visiting around the village. Room was very clean . I am on the 3th floor, no escalator. street very noise during the day! Balcony on a second floor with many seat and hammock are perfect in the evening!

This was a great place to spend the night while travelling from Nova Scotia to Ontario. I loved it!

Inconvenient, goin up the stairs with luggage

Love this hotel-second time staying. Charming and beautiful - there was hair in the tub-huge turn off and the "twin" bed was horrendous to sleep on. Extremely uncomfortable. Service is extremely friendly as always!

The location was convenient.

Good size room with comfortable bed. No in-room coffee maker or refrigerator but there was a communal one in the hall. Lovely covered balcony for guests to enjoy. No frills, but perfectly fine accommodation. Not a location for anyone with mobility issues as registration and rooms are on 2 upper floors reached by steep stairs.

Every thing was perfect. The staff were very welcoming and helpful. The food was great and the rooms were clean and attractive.

The Auberge had a lot of potential. It has old world charm, it’s comfortable and clean. However the service is lacking. We had minimum interaction with one employee and it was very cold. This was when we arrived, around noon, and we were sent away because it was too early. It was, but there are different ways to address customers who arrive with a smile asking, not demanding, if the room was ready. We returned at 5 and found an envelop in reception with our key. And we left at 9:00 and left the keys in a jar. This is not what we expected from a hotel at that price range.

Auberge date de 1849, en très bon état et propre compte tenu de l’âge..aucun déjeuner à l’Auberge et très peu de restos à Knowlton et ceux-ci ne sont pas ouverts en début de semaine.

Clean

We very much enjoyed our stay at the inn - a storm knocked out the power to the town - but the inn stayed fully lit & running at all times with its own generator system - very impressed by that - the history & atmosphere of the inn is great as well as the front desk staff - we very much enjoyed spending time on the upper porch balcony - our only complaint would be the need to update the bed mattresses to something more soft & comfortable plus having an ice machine on-site for guests - with these two items addressed - I would then be able to give the inn the highest grade & recommendation - I was glad of our choice & would stay again - Thx

The property is historical, unique and lovely. We were greeted warmly and everything was thoroughly explained. The rooms are comfortable and very charming. There are gathering spaces on each floor for coffee, tea and conversation. The balcony is full of flowers and has ample seating. A great place to stay!

What a charming hotel in the heart of Knowlton! My room was clean and comfortable, and my sister and I loved the fact that we could walk to local restaurants, shops, etc. was the room chic and modern? No. Did it have everything I needed for a comfortable stay? Absolutely!

Very good but the bed was horrible

We picked up our room key and info in an envelope at the front desk and climbed two flights of stairs to our old fashioned but clean room. The best part was dinner at the associated bistro (there was also a discount included with the room) and the convenient location in town. We enjoyed sitting on the balcony with a beverage in the evening.

The bathroom had bright lighting and a close up mirror, which is rare! An historic building in a lovely little town.

We are Louise Penny fans, so we had to see Three Pines and stay above the bistro.