Places to stay in Kingston, Ontario
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Courtyard Kingston
103 Dalton Ave., K7K 0C4, (+001) 613-548-7000
Howard Johnson Inn Kingston
686 Princess Street, L7L 1E7, (+001) 613-546-6616
Holiday Inn Express Hotel & Suites Kingston

33 Benson Street, K7K 5W2,
Ambassador Conference Resort Kingston

1550 Princess St, K7M9E3, (+001) 613-548-3605
First Canada Inns

1 First Canada Court, K7K 5V2, (+001) 613-541-1111
Rest Inn

686 Princess Street, K711E7, (+001) 613-546-6616
Absolute Location Bed & Breakfast
32 Simcoe Street, K7L 2S6, (+001) 613-545-1543
Hart's Haven

750 Hillview Road, K7M 5C7, (+001) 613-384-3643
O'Brien House Bed & Breakfast

39 Glenaire Mews, K7M 7L3, (+001) 613-542-8660
Jean's Guest House

367 College Street, K7L 4M6, (+001) 613-546-5247
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The City of Kingston is renowned as the fresh-water sailing capital of North America and prides itself in being a major port for scenic entertainment cruises of the breathtaking Thousand Islands.
Culture and the arts abound, along with fabulous shopping, dining and outdoor recreational experiences. From dawn until dusk and beyond, you'll be amazed at what Kingston has to offer.Kingston has been shaped by a powerful sense of geography.
The City was built at a watery cross roads, where the southernmost end of the Rideau Canal meets Lake Ontario at the mouth of the St. Lawrence River and the western gateway to the Thousand Islands. The City's strategic location provided prosperity through shipbuilding and national defense during the 1800s. Kingston was the first capital of the united Upper and Lower Canadas before the National Seat of Government was moved to Ottawa in the 1840s.
Each of Kingston's seventeen museums is unique in its contribution to the story of the City and the founding of a nation. Fort Henry, a majestic 19th Century British Military Fortress, features performances by the famous Fort Henry Guard, complete with canon fire, guns, and the music of the fife and drum. Bellevue House, deemed a National Historic Site, features interpreters in period costume welcoming visitors to the home of Canada's first Prime Minister, Sir John A. Macdonald. Discover Canada's nautical heritage at the Marine Museum of the Great Lakes.
Kingston's unique heritage and personality are not defined by museums alone. They are present in every stone, brick and timber of its eclectic architecture... within the trees of its many parks and green spaces... upon the breezes as they rise over the sun-kissed waterfront... and in the hearts of its residents who delight in a wonderful lifestyle. Kingston exudes a special energy.
- Wolfe Island* - 3 km
- Amherst Island* - 12 km
- Bath* - 14 km
- Yarker - 16 km
- Hartington* - 16 km
- Gananoque* - 17 km
- South Frontenac* - 19 km
Towns are shown withing 20km radius of Kingston, Ontario. Distances are not representive of traveling amounts. Towns marked * indicated accommodations listed.

