Kingston, Ontario is a Canadian city located in the eastern portion of Southern Ontario, where Lake Ontario flows into the St. Lawrence River and the Thousand Islands begin.
Kingston in Kingston, Frontenac County
Hotel Belvedere The Hotel Belvedere in Kingston offer 20 unique rooms set in old world charm decorated in period antiques and classic styles and two of the suites have whirlpool tubs. The new boardroom means business and is fully equipped and excellent catering is provided - ideal for business travelers needs. After a delicious, light breakfast take in the businesses, restaurants, attractions and downtown shops of Kingston.
Read more Confederation Place Hotel Conferences and Catering Confederation Place Hotel Conferences and Catering in Kingston provides the ideal venue for your celebration, function or meeting. This historic waterfront setting venue provides a professional team to help with the planning and execution and specialised menus. Confederation Place Hotel Conferences and Catering can host a full array of functions, from business meetings to weddings to formal banquets and events.
Read more Fort Henry National Historic Site Fort Henry National Historic Site in Kingston is both a museum and a spectacular historic site depicting British garrison life during the year of Canada's confederation. Enjoy marching demonstrations, guided tours and music from the military band as well as scenic views. This 19th century British military fortress is guarded by sentries and this unique attraction is a must visit on your journey through Kingston.
Read more WJ's Cityside Bistro WJ's Cityside Bistro located in the Confederation Place Hotel in Kingston offers delicious fare and a spectacular selection of cocktails and beverages. Breakfast after a good nights rest in your suite is a fine selection of specialty coffees, treats and breakfast goods.
Read more The Haunted Walk The Haunted Walk in Kingston takes place in the early hours with guides dressed in cloaks and carrying lanterns. The historical walking tours include local ghost stories and darker history. All stories are thoroughly researched and even skeptics will be delighted, enjoy eerily scary walks through the streets of the limestone city or take in the ghosts of the fort at Old Fort Henry.