
Boutique Hotel in Brockville, Ontario
Experience Brockville
from the Heart of History
Historic suites steps from the St. Lawrence River.
Stay inside a beautifully preserved 1840 Georgian residence in downtown Brockville, surrounded by the waterfront, restaurants and some of the city’s most iconic attractions.
Built in 1840.
Reimagined for today.
Noble Suites occupies a Georgian stone residence raised in 1840, when Brockville was one of the busiest ports on the upper St. Lawrence. Its staircases, pocket doors, carriage openings and stonework are still here, and still in use.
What has changed is everything behind them. Each suite has been rebuilt as an apartment, with a full kitchen, a real living room and far more space than a hotel room, while keeping the fireplace, the beams or the stone wall it was built around.
No two are alike. There are eleven ways to stay here, from a cozy lower-level suite for two to an entire two-storey Coach House of your own.


Discover Our Suites
Eight suites in the main house, and no two alike. Compare them at a glance, then open the one you like for the full gallery, the amenities and its history.
The Coach House
A two-level stone building of its own, a few steps across the courtyard from the main house. Book either level on its own, or take the whole building.

35B · Paramour's Lair
- Upper Level
- 2 Queen Beds
- Sleeps up to 4
- River View
- Large Deck
The upper level of the Coach House, and the best outdoor space outside the main building: a large private deck with river views, under vaulted pine ceilings. Two queen beds for up to four guests.

35A · VIP Guest Suite
- Lower Level
- 1 Bedroom
- Sleeps 2
- Garden View
- Full Kitchen
The lower level of the Coach House, a separate stone building across the courtyard from the main house. One bedroom for two, opening onto the rose garden, with exposed stone and early Canadiana character.
The Entire Coach House: 35A + 35B
Reserve both levels together and the whole building is yours, sleeping up to ten, with the rose garden below and the river-view deck above. Ideal for families, groups and couples travelling together who want space and privacy.

Stay steps from
the St. Lawrence
Noble Suites sits in the middle of historic downtown Brockville, a short walk up from the harbour. Park once and leave the car. The river, the restaurants and the city’s best-known attractions are all on foot from the front door.
- St. Lawrence waterfront & Blockhouse Island3 min
- Brockville harbour & marina4 min
- Downtown restaurants on King Street2 min
- Aquatarium at Tall Ships Landing5 min
- Brockville Railway Tunnel6 min
- Brockville Arts Centre6 min
Approximate walking times from 20 Broad Street. Free on-site parking for every suite.
Why Noble Suites
Built in 1840
Stay inside a piece of Brockville history.
Steps from the St. Lawrence
Walk to the waterfront, harbour and downtown.
One-of-a-kind suites
Every accommodation has its own character and story.
Apartment-style comfort
Kitchens, living space and significantly more room than a traditional hotel room.
Free on-site parking
Park your car and explore downtown Brockville on foot.
Things a hotel chain can’t copy.
An 1840 building, eleven individually designed suites, a separate Coach House, and the St. Lawrence at the end of the street.
What Our Guests Say
4.4
292 Google reviews
Tripadvisor
4.0
239 traveller reviews
#3 of 7 hotels in Brockville
Awarded to accommodations that consistently earn great traveller reviews.
Trivago
Five-Star Rated
One of only two five-star rated properties in South Eastern Ontario.
“Beautifully exquisite, economical, and historical all in one!”
“Great place to stay in Brockville.”
“More than fantastic.”
Experience Brockville
The oldest railway tunnel in Canada, an aquarium built around the river, and the Thousand Islands out the front, all within a few minutes’ walk.
The St. Lawrence Waterfront
Blockhouse Island, the harbour and the water at the end of the street.
3 min walkBrockville Railway Tunnel
Canada's first railway tunnel, lit and open to walk end to end.
6 min walkAquatarium at Tall Ships Landing
The ecosystem of the St. Lawrence and the Thousand Islands, up close.
5 min walk1000 Islands Cruises
Out among the islands, castles and shoals of the Thousand Islands.
Departs from the harbourDowntown Restaurants
King Street dining, cafés and pubs, all within a couple of blocks.
2 min walkBrockville Arts Centre
Live theatre, music and touring shows in a restored 1858 hall.
6 min walkWalking & Cycling the Waterfront
Paved trail along the river, east and west from the harbour.
From the front doorPlan your days in Brockville
Explore the Area
Your stay in the heart
of historic Brockville
Check availability across all eleven accommodations and reserve in a couple of minutes, or call and we will help you pick the right one.
- Best rates, booked direct
- Free on-site parking
- Speak to the owners, not a call centre







