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updated:  Sunday, June 07, 2009

Proud member Niagara on the Lake Chamber of Commerce since 1987

 

Collard's Lakeview Bed & Breakfast

490 Niagara Boulevard
Box 1401
Niagara-on-the-Lake, ON
L0S 1J0
(905)468-7002
collard@niagara.com
 

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  Lakeview Bed & Breakfast

        Built in 1879 our home is one of Niagara's "Chautauqua" homes.  Although the Chautauqua Society ceased operation in 1900, Lakeview continued as a summer residence until 1956.  First called the Swiss Chalet guests were welcomed for afternoon tea and lunches. Rooms were also available for the weary traveler.

        The year marks the fifty-seventh year that our family has owned Lakeview.  Jim and I purchased it from his parents in 1984 and have welcomed Bed and Breakfast guests since the summer of 1987.  This year is the twentieth anniversary of our business.

        Eating a full breakfast is the only way to begin each day.  Breakfast is served in the our sunroom overlooking Lake Ontario.  Your meal includes fruit in season, coffee, tea, juice, homemade bread, Niagara jams and jellies, and entree.  After dining, you can retrieve your bicycles for a short ride into town, or just stroll along the boulevard, past the golf course. 

        The way to see Niagara-on-the-Lake is at a leisurely and thoughtful pace.  Go back in time in Niagara-on-the-Lake.  Let our home be your central holiday location for golf, cycling, dining and of course the Shaw Festival.  Visit our Canada's first historic museum and Fort George.  Taste a new wine at one of our many award winning wineries.  We would be pleased to arrange any reservations or tee times you might need.

        Sunsets are spectacular when viewed from the verandah or in our adorondack chairs on the front lawn.  Some of our guests say that Niagara sunsets over lake Ontario are "better than those in Key West." 

        We look forward to welcoming you to Niagara-on-the-Lake.  We want to make your visit special.  We hope you will let us make your trip a holiday to remember.

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Important Travel information

Traveler identification Information When Crossing the Border

U.S. Visitors to Canada

Travel Document Requirements June 1, 2009

Beginning June 1, 2009 U.S citizens can use any one of the following documents to travel to Canada:

Acceptable Documents: one of the following documents should be presented to prove both identity and citizenship.

  • U.S. Passport Book
  • U.S. Passport Card
  • Nexus card (For U.S.-CANADA Land and limited Sea Ports use only)
  • Fast card (For Land use only)
  • State Issued Enhanced Drivers License
  • Enhanced Tribal Cards (when available)
  • U.S. Military Identification
  • U.S. Merchant Mariner Document
  • Native American Tribal Photo Identification Card
  • I-872 American Indian Card

 

Accommodations  

        For your convenience our home is smoke free and centrally air conditioned.  It has many quiet places to sit, read, or enjoy television.  Safe bicycle storage is available.

        We offer the following room arrangements. Check-in 4:00 p.m., check-out at 11:00 a.m.  Special arrangements can always be made.  We require a minimum stay of two nights Thursday through Saturday.

 

 

Room

Bed Size

Bath

Rate

1.

Queen Bedroom

Private/Ensuite

$135.00 Cdn.

2.

Queen Bedroom

Private/Ensuite

$135.00 Cdn.

3.

Twin Bedroom

Private/Ensuite

$135.00 Cdn.

Reservations Policy

        Our reservations calendar is quite busy.  To ensure that you get the days you want please do the following after making your initial inquiry.

 

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Pictures of Our Home and Rooms

 

Menu

        A full breakfast is served every day between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m.   Fresh fruit, toast, juice, coffee, tea, cereal, bacon and homemade bread are served with your entree.  Some of the meals you might enjoy are illustrated below.

Breakfast Schedule Entree
Day 1

Fruit filled pancakes or homemade waffles.  Apple, blueberry, peach and raspberries are served in season.

Day 2 Mushroom, cheese and tomato omelet.
Day 3 Grand Marnier or Crème Brulee French Toast.
Day 4 Baked Eggs with Virginia ham, tarragon and sausage

 

Activities Links

        Please visit our activities page.  We have placed links to what we believe are some of Niagara's most interesting places to visit and explore.   

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Thank you for visiting our small part of Canada's most historic, cultural and scenic town

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