Our Suites
All of our suites are full apartments with complete kitchens, thoughtfully designed for comfort and convenience.
Each suite includes a Keurig® coffee maker with a curated selection of coffees, hot chocolate, and maple oatmeal, along with real milk and cream. Guests also enjoy a microwave, kettle, and a tea chest featuring a fine assortment of premium teas. To elevate your stay, suites are equipped with bone china cups and lead crystal wine and champagne glasses.
Our property is ideally located within walking distance of restaurants, shopping, the Aquatarium, Canada’s first railway tunnel, the Arts Centre, and the Museum, making it the perfect base to explore the area.
As part of preserving the historic character of Noble Suites, the building does not include an elevator.
Suites 200, 201, 300, 301, and 35B are accessible by stairs only.
Guests requiring step-free access may prefer one of our ground-floor suites.
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The Parlour Suite
The Parlour Suite (Suite 100) is an elegant studio suite located on the main floor, offering a charming street view of City Hall and Downtown Brockville.
This beautifully appointed studio apartment features a cozy electric fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen, and a modern bathroom with a full bath and shower, creating a comfortable and refined space for both short and extended stays.
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The Judge's Chambers
The Judge’s Chambers (Suite 101) is a distinguished studio apartment located on the main level, featuring both interior access from the main hall and a private entrance directly from the parking lot. This suite is highly sought after by guests for its rare and remarkable historic features, which set it apart not only within the building, but within the country. Highlights include a magnificent wood-paneled ceiling, intricately inlaid hardwood floors, a sculpted brick fireplace, and a custom Duncan Phyfe bookcase. The bookcase was specially commissioned and shipped in components so it could be installed directly into the walls—an enduring testament to the wealth, craftsmanship, and stature of Judge George Malloch.
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The Garden Suite
The Garden Suite (Suite 102) is a spacious one-bedroom suite featuring a comfortable living area with a queen-size pull-out sofa bed (additional charges apply if used). The suite also offers a ground-level private entrance from the parking lot, accessed by a charming garden walkway. One of the suite’s most distinctive features is its original carriage doors, once used by horses and carriages to enter and exit the property. To preserve these historic elements, replica doors were installed on Water Street, while the original doors were carefully retained within this suite, with insulation placed between them. The suite’s original exterior windows have been replaced with custom stained-glass windows, enhancing both privacy and character. Additionally, what was once a small exterior window opening was thoughtfully expanded by reducing the 18-inch stone wall, creating a passageway that now connects the bedroom, kitchen, and bathroom areas.
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The Senator's Suite
The Senator’s Suite (Suite 200) is a spacious two-bedroom suite located on the second floor of the property. The living area also includes a queen-size pull-out sofa bed. Historically, this suite served as the home’s primary living and formal entertaining space, adding to its character and grandeur. Important Note: This suite is located on the second floor, and there is no elevator. The suite is beautifully divided by original historic sliding pocket doors, allowing the living room to be separated from a queen-bedroom featuring a fireplace for added privacy and ambiance. The second bedroom, located on the opposite side of the living area, also features a queen-size bed and a patio door leading to its own private section of the deck/balcony, offering lovely garden views and river shipping activity. The Senator’s Suite (Suite 200) is a spacious two-bedroom suite located on the second floor of the property. The living area also includes a queen-size pull-out sofa bed. Historically, this suite served as the home’s primary living and formal entertaining space, adding to its character and grandeur. Important Note: This suite is located on the second floor, and there is no elevator. The suite is beautifully divided by original historic sliding pocket doors, allowing the living room to be separated from a queen-bedroom featuring a fireplace for added privacy and ambiance. The second bedroom, located on the opposite side of the living area, also features a queen-size bed and a patio door leading to its own private section of the deck/balcony, offering lovely garden views and river shipping activity.
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The Canadiana Suite
The Canadiana Suite (Suite 201) comfortably sleeps up to six guests, featuring two queen-size beds in the upstairs bedroom and a double-size pull-out sofa bed in the main-floor living room. The suite includes a fully equipped kitchen and a modern bathroom with a shower, making it well suited for both short and extended stays. Access to the suite is available from inside the house on the second floor, as well as via an exterior staircase from the parking lot that leads directly to the second-floor balcony/deck.
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The Caesar & Cleopatra
The Caesar & Cleopatra Suite is a thoughtfully designed one-bedroom suite that blends classical Roman grandeur with modern comfort. The suite features a spacious living area with a queen pull-out sofa bed and an additional queen electrically inflatable air bed, making it ideal for couples, families, or small groups. Two LED televisions are provided—one in the living area and a secondary television in the bedroom. This remarkable suite showcases over $6,000 in framed art prints and historically inspired replicas, curated to reflect the opulence and symbolism of the Roman Empire during the era of Julius Caesar and Cleopatra. Highlights include a striking depiction of Cleopatra’s palace in Egypt, a vivid rendering of the Colosseum during festival celebrations, and in the bedroom, the renowned artwork Passion. Above the fireplace mantel hangs the final piece of a celebrated four-part artistic series chronicling over 1,200 years of Roman history—from its origins as nomadic desert tribes to its rise as a dominant Mediterranean empire. This concluding artwork captures Rome at its zenith, just prior to the freezing of the Rhine and the subsequent sack of Rome by the Visigoth and Germanic tribes under Alaric. Within forty years, the Western Roman Empire fell, marking the loss of vast knowledge and learning that would not resurface in Europe for centuries. Adding to the immersive experience are replicas of three distinct Roman legionary shields: those used by officers such as Caesar, mounted archers, and infantry foot soldiers. The mantel is further adorned with replica Roman wine goblets, reminiscent of those that may have been used by Caesar and Cleopatra themselves. The suite includes a fully equipped, full-sized kitchen, allowing guests to dine in comfort. The open-concept living and dining area features a fireplace and offers stunning downriver views of the St. Lawrence River, Seaway traffic, New York State, as well as the local harbour and marina. Please note: This suite is located on the third floor, and there is no elevator.
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The Romeo & Juliet
The Romeo & Juliet Suite is one of Noble Suites’ most sought-after accommodations, offering a romantic yet spacious one-bedroom retreat designed for comfort and indulgence. This suite features a large, high-end fully equipped kitchen, with ample space to accommodate a queen electrically inflatable air bed, making it well-suited for couples, families, or small groups. The generous bathroom includes both a large soaking tub and a separate shower, complete with a body wash, shampoo, and conditioner dispenser, as well as a blow dryer and plush towels for your convenience. The open-concept living and dining area is centered around a cozy fireplace and features patio doors that open onto a spacious private deck. Furnished with a bistro set, the deck offers commanding views of the St. Lawrence River, Seaway traffic, New York State, the harbour, and marina—an ideal setting for morning coffee or evening relaxation. Two televisions are provided: one in the living area and a second in the bedroom, synchronized with the main television for seamless viewing. Please note: This suite is located on the third floor, and there is no elevator.
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The Coach House
The Coach House is a distinctive two-storey, two-bedroom residence, offering a rare blend of heritage charm and modern comfort. Its private entrance is accessed through the courtyard garden, opening directly off the parking area for added convenience. Originally part of the property’s historic grounds, the Coach House is separate from the main hotel yet connected by a remarkable 30-foot stone wall, complete with original gated openings once used by horses and carriages, as well as a preserved vent from the former blacksmith’s forge—an authentic reminder of the site’s rich past. This spacious accommodation can sleep up to ten guests, featuring two bedrooms, a double pull-out sofa bed in the main living area, and two electrically inflatable queen air beds, making it ideal for families or larger groups. While much of the main hotel reflects European and classical influences, the Coach House embraces an Early Canadiana aesthetic, with warm pine floors, rustic barn beams separating the living and dining spaces, and exposed stonework throughout. These historic details are thoughtfully complemented by a fully modern kitchen, zoned heating, and all the contemporary amenities and comforts guests expect for a relaxing stay.
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The Butlers Quarters
The Coach House is a distinctive two-storey, two-bedroom residence, offering a rare blend of heritage charm and modern comfort. Its private entrance is accessed through the courtyard garden, opening directly off the parking area for added convenience. Originally part of the property’s historic grounds, the Coach House is separate from the main hotel yet connected by a remarkable 30-foot stone wall, complete with original gated openings once used by horses and carriages, as well as a preserved vent from the former blacksmith’s forge—an authentic reminder of the site’s rich past. This spacious accommodation can sleep up to ten guests, featuring two bedrooms, a double pull-out sofa bed in the main living area, and two electrically inflatable queen air beds, making it ideal for families or larger groups. While much of the main hotel reflects European and classical influences, the Coach House embraces an Early Canadiana aesthetic, with warm pine floors, rustic barn beams separating the living and dining spaces, and exposed stonework throughout. These historic details are thoughtfully complemented by a fully modern kitchen, zoned heating, and all the contemporary amenities and comforts guests expect for a relaxing stay.
