Your hosts, Bob and Julie Bonnell, invite you to come aboard and relax in their comfortable, spacious home in Niagara-on-the-Lake's 'Old Town'. We are close to art galleries, restaurants, shops and the live theatre experience of the Shaw Festival. Many award-winning wineries, antique shops and golf courses are just minutes away. Watch the sunset on Lake Ontario, only a short 10-minute walk away. Bicycle on the numerous picturesque bike paths or rollerblade along the Niagara Parkway. Take in the many historic sites of the War of 1812 (when this was the capital of Upper Canada). Watch the ships go through the locks on the Welland Canal. Niagara Falls and its attractions are a short 20-minute drive away.
Built in the latter part of the last century, The Brass Bell Bed and Breakfast is named after the ship's bell of sea-going vessels. The house features warm pine floors throughout. The decor is a mix of contemporary and traditional styles with a light nautical touch.
Our rooms have been furnished and decorated with the comfort of our guests in mind. The soft, melodic chimes of the ship's clock will call you to a full sumptuous, hot breakfast featuring Niagara's fruits (in season). Relax on the verandah, or backyard gazebo and enjoy the gardens. Complimentary bottled water and soft drinks are available both in the upstairs lounge and downstairs water cooler fridge. Our home is adult-oriented, fully air conditioned, smoke-free and pet-free (due to allergies). We also offer free WI-FI service.
We love living in Niagara-on-the-Lake, which was voted the prettiest town in Canada. Operating a bed and breakfast allows us to be ambassadors for the Niagara Region and provide our guests with the hospitality for which Canadians are renowned. We hope our guests look upon their experience at The Brass Bell as a pleasant one so that they will return to the region time and time again.
Looking for a special place to celebrate a birthday or anniversary? Or just a quiet getaway? Let us help you to plan your visit. Just give us a call or email us.
To learn more about Niagara-on-the-Lake and all that it has to offer, go to www.niagaraonthelake.com. For Shaw Festival tickets, go to www.shawfest.com. Looking for something different to shoo away the winter blahs? Consider A Taste of Niagara Progressive Dinners. For more information to www.atasteofniagara.ca.