Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Belleville, Ontario:

Montrose Inn, one of the best examples of ‘ante bellum' architecture in Ontario, was built in 1916 by Robert J. Graham, a prominent businessman and former mayor of Belleville, and remained in the family until the early 1980's. Montrose Inn invites you to journey back in time. From the first glimpse of this magnificent mansion through the stately gates and stone fence, visitors are welcomed by the well-manicured grounds and inviting verandas that grace the front of this stately home. Overlooking the beautiful Bay of Quinte, Montrose beckons you to enjoy the tranquility of a bygone era.. . .

We consider our Victorian era home, built in 1866, unique, providing approx 1,000 sq ft of living space consisting of an upstairs level and downstairs level to enjoy in complete privacy with separate guest entrance. Wireless Internet and outgoing long distance calls within North America and certain European countries are free for our guests. French is spoken as well.. . .

Imagine snuggling into the queen size bed in the Victoria room with its soft duvet and lush pillows, or the Jasper room with its soothing blues and country hints. Treat yourself to luxury in the Tuscany Room with its professional finishes and special touches.. . .

Located in Belleville's Old East Hill, our century old home is a historic 15 minute stroll to fine restaurants, eclectic shopping, art galleries, museums and theatres. A short drive will bring you to Albert College, the Quinte Ballet School, Sir James Whitney School for the Deaf, and Loyalist College.. . .