The Noble Suites

Thank you so much for your wonderful and understanding service.

Our stay here had its ups and downs. The building and room itself was beautiful. We went for a girls trip and it was the cutest suite and in a perfect location. Walking distance to everything and just a few steps from the water. They left us a great selection of tea and an interesting read about the owner/founder. That being said, I do not think we would stay again unless we were two people or less. We were three (paid an extra person fee) and wanted to make use of the pull out couch that was advertised, however it was dirty and broken. The couch comforter had a blood stain on it. One of the pillows was clean and the other was completely yellow. The sheet/protective sleeve on the mattress pad was dirty and had mould stains on it. Even worse was the pullout bed itself was broken. The springs along the bottom edge of the bed had torn the fabric rendering it useless. I ended up have to stack all the couch cushions underneath to hold the bed up. There was Also a stained glass window looking into our suite from another suite. There was a ‘sheet’ to cover it but the other guest left the light on all night making it even more difficult to sleep on the pull out couch. The walls were also very thin making it easy to hear everyone else staying in a suite and their conversations. The building vibe and location were a 5/5, but the upkeep ruined it for us. Recommend if you’re only two people and don’t mind minimal privacy.

Visited Brockville because my husband was born there. The Noble Suites is a charming hotel that the owner has decorated lovingly. The major advantages are close proximity to the downtown area and the kitchen which enabled us to reduce the cost of eating out all the time because we spent two nights there. The only problem was the extra sofabed that my daughter slept in was uncomfortable.

Love the space.. we stayed in the coach house it’s completely separate from the hotel but we couldn’t do anything without the manager harassing us. We were told to turn the music off at 7 pm. We were told we ran the BBQ for two long.

It was quite quaint. We were on the ground floor and the room was called the parlor. It is well looked after and the antiques are fabulous. It's close to a lot of things in Brockville and for it's location you really don't hear anything. My husband was more surprised at it than I was. We have already recommended it to others.

Excellent & Historic Old Hotel in the downtown area! We have been wanting to stay here for the last few years and finally got the chance for 4 nights. We had the Senators Suite on the second floor. It has two bedrooms, full kitchen, formal dining and living area. The furnishings and décor fit with this home which is almost 200 years old!! All the modern conveniences also from Satellite TV, air conditioning and appliances. This suite was clean and the entire building well maintained. We had everything needed for our stay at check in. No elevator, so we would probably stay on the first floor or the Coach House next time. Great Stay!!!!

Very unique historical apartment style hotel. It was easy to find and great parking. Other guests had mentioned thin walls but we hardly heard anyone else the entire time. It seemed very private and quiet.

The building and the room is very old! The bath room is very small! However the location is good !

This was a beautiful property with so much history. The room was very cozy and welcoming. It has the charm of a very old building with history, its a little quirky. The bed was very comfortable!

The only thing was in the coach house we couldn’t open any windows because of air conditioners....but we were very glad to have them as it was a hot week.