Welcome to Widow’s Peak B&B, where historic Victorian charm meets modern comfort. Our beautifully restored home offers a relaxing and elegant stay in the heart of downtown Brockville, just a short walk from local festivals, restaurants, shops, and the scenic St. Lawrence River waterfront.<br/>If you need recommendations for dining, local attractions, or events happening during your visit, we are always happy to help guide you toward the best Brockville has to offer.All guest rooms are located on the third floor, along with access to the turret and seasonal sun deck. Please note that as this is a historic Victorian home, there is no elevator, so guests should be comfortable climbing three flights of stairs to reach the accommodations.
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Widows Peak B&B
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The scenic St. Lawrence River waterfront is only a five-minute walk away, making it easy to enjoy Brockville’s stunning shoreline and vibrant downtown atmosphere.
Rooms
See AllOne Queen Bed 1 Room 1 offers a quiet and comfortable space to relax after a day exploring historic Brockville. This room features a queen-size bed with fresh linens, two bedside tables, and a warm, inviting atmosphere that reflects the character of our Victorian home.Guests will enjoy the convenience of an in-room bar fridge, along with a coffee centre equipped with a Keurig machine, kettle, coffee, and tea. Light snacks and continental breakfast items are provided for your comfort.The private bathroom includes a shower with complimentary bath amenities, along with plush towels and essentials to make your stay easy and relaxing.Additional features include flat-screen TV and complimentary WiFi.Guests also have seasonal access to our sun deck, where you can enjoy a morning coffee or an evening glass of wine while taking in views toward the St. Lawrence River. Our historic turret viewing area, open at posted times, provides a unique panoramic view of downtown Brockville and the river beyond.One Queen Bed 2 Room 2 blends the charm of a historic Victorian home with modern comforts designed to make your stay relaxing and enjoyable.The room features a comfortable queen-size bed with fresh linens, two bedside tables, and thoughtful touches that create a warm and welcoming atmosphere.A convenient bar fridge allows you to store personal items, while the in-room coffee centre with Keurig machine and kettle provides coffee and tea whenever you like. Guests will also find light snacks and continental breakfast items ready to enjoy.The private bathroom with shower includes complimentary bath amenities and fresh towels.Room amenities also include flat-screen TV and complimentary WiFi.Guests are welcome to enjoy seasonal access to our back sun deck, a lovely place to relax outdoors with views toward the St. Lawrence River. Our historic turret, open to guests at posted times, offers a wonderful panoramic view of the surrounding areaOne Queen Bed 3 Room 3 provides a peaceful and comfortable retreat within our beautifully restored Victorian home. With its queen-size bed, fresh linens, and two bedside tables, the room offers a cozy space to unwind after a day exploring downtown Brockville.Guests will find an in-room bar fridge and a coffee centre featuring a Keurig machine, kettle, coffee, and tea, along with light snacks and continental breakfast for added comfort.The private bathroom with shower includes all essential amenities and fresh towels to help you feel at home.Additional conveniences include flat-screen TV and complimentary WiFi.Guests also enjoy seasonal access to the back sun deck, where the beautiful weather can be enjoyed with a morning coffee or evening glass of wine. The home’s historic turret viewing area, open at posted times, offers one of the most unique views of the St. Lawrence River and downtown Brockville.
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Attractions
See AllThe Keystorm pub Pub fair restaurant bar, breakfast Saturday & Sunday only.The 1000 Islands Brewery Nestled in Brockville just off the St.Lawrence River we took an old run down building from 1895and transformed it into a brewery and pub. We also have a retail beer store that sells our canned craftbeer to the masses. Come by for a pint and a meal, brewery tour or sign up for oneof our brew school events.Brockville Railway Tunnel Incorporated in 1832, Brockville is one of Canada’s oldest municipalities and one of its oldest railway centres. The Grand Trunk Railway connected Brockville and Montreal in 1855. Canada’s First Railway Tunnel, part of the Brockville and Ottawa Railway, was built here between 1854 and 1860. This historic Tunnel was completed 21 years before construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway even began and predates all of the rail tunnels in the Western Rockies. Controversial for its time, our Tunnel was a major feat of engineering and it remains a remarkable example of Canada’s pre-Confederation industrial heritage.Buell Street Bistro Mediterranean & local fare served in an intimate, 19th-century building with a fireplace & patio.The Aquatarium at Tall Ships Landing The Aquatarium is a non-profit interactive science and education museum located in Brockville, Ontario, Canada. The facility focuses on the history and ecology of the Thousand Islands region of the Saint Lawrence River.Nakhon Thai Restaurant Tan and Aaron are the owners with Tan being the main Chef of Nakhon Thai. Her love of cooking Thai food has grown from her restaurant experience in Thailand, Australia, and the Ottawa area. She puts her heart into her cooking to ensure everyone enjoys their Thai cuisine experience. Tan and Aaron’s number one commitment is to the quality of the food that they prepare for their customers and friends.Cosies Easygoing, quirky cafe offering English breakfast alongside tea service & hearty lunch classics.Centeen Park Great spot to enjoy the river. Swimming, scuba diving, small water crafts.Brockville Arts Centre Brockville Arts Centre offers live entertainment in the Heart of the 1000 Islands, encouraging the presentation of a variety of cultural and artisticA 1000 Ways About UsLocal experiences from local guidesI have always believed that the most meaningful travel experiences are found in the unexpected. In my own journeys, the moments that stayed with me were not in the places the crowds of travellers were going. They were in the conversations shared with makers, the quiet awe of a vineyard at sunset, and the joy of discovering a hidden gem through local eyes.I created A 1000 Ways in my hometown of Brockville, Ontario to share that same sense of connection in South Eastern Ontario. Every tour is rooted in the belief that small businesses, artisans, and local producers deserve the spotlight. They are the heart of this region, and meeting them gives travellers a true sense of what South Eastern Ontario is all about.A 1000 Ways is more than a collection of tours. It is a reflection of my love for this region and my desire to share it in a way that feels genuine and personal. As your guide, my goal is to create moments of discovery and connection that you will carry with you long after the journey ends.
