Familiehotels in Kincardine

'Location is fantastic, rooms are spacious and comfortable. Hotel is very nice'

'New hotel under construction from expansion it was a bit disorderly. Spacious rooms, perfect bedding, nice shower. View from the window on the hallway of the longstay facility. Breakfast could use an upgrade with less plastic and better wholewheat bread. '

'Kim and the Chepstow in were amazing. She greeted us with a friendly smile and gave us all the information we requested about the area around the Inn and interesting sites to visit. She prepared an amazing breakfast for us and had it ready at the time we asked. All around an amazing B&B and Kim made the experience something I would recommend to anyone!'

'Room was great. Staff were great.'

'What a fabulous weekend spend in a beautifully refurbished farmhouse. Check in was super easy with a code and keypad, and Mark texted to remind us that if we needed anything we just had to send a note.The kitchen is exceptionally done with beautiful finishings.We ate outside and enjoyed the fresh air, but there was AC on both floors to keep the house cool during the 30 degree Celsius weekend.It's a short drive to the beach, and we enjoyed a day trip in Southampton.A wonderful weekend all around.'

'Inn was quaint and clean, good location, everything only a short drive. No A/C in the room, but that was mentioned in booking I just didn't realize it. After 3 days of lovely hot weather to room never cooled off that much with only the fans, but the fans did work somewhat. Angus was a great host, good breakfasts and always had good suggestions on what to do/where to go.'

'A cosy spot, with great atmosphere, comfortable beds, delicious breakfast. Adorable kids of the owner. Relaxing hot tub after a day of hiking at Point Farms Prov. Park. Great that we could visit the local market and make our own supper.'

'Our room on the second floor was very noisy due to activity at the swimming pool until 11pm, which was directly under our room, and from the occupants of the room above us. The noise was due to the construction of the building, not necessarily the occupants of the room. The wood joist construction material allows noise to penetrate from one floor to the next. So our seven hour sleep turned out to be a five hour sleep. '