The Chepstow Inn

The inn dates back to the 1800s, and there’s history on every wall. It’s a comfortable, unusual trip back in time. Kym was a fantastic host. An excellent little BnB, and I’d recommend it to anyone looking for that kind of stay.

I’ve stayed at the Chepstow Inn four or five times while attending a nearby blacksmith workshop, and it’s been first-rate every time. Kym is friendly, professional, thoughtful, helpful and insightful, whether you need ideas for things to see and do or a good place for a meal. The tasteful rooms have big bathtubs, the breakfasts are great, and her packed lunch option is a lifesaver. I’ll be back again, more than once.

Kym is so welcoming and kind, and chatting with her is a real pleasure. She makes you feel at home as soon as you arrive, and then you don’t want to leave. Don’t miss her breakfast. We had tasty eggs benedict with roasted tomatoes and assorted fruit. The 150-year-old Chepstow Inn is full of lovely period furniture, pictures, decor and accessories, and really reflects the town’s local history. Our suite was extremely comfortable and well equipped, with plenty of coffee and tea. If you’re in Bruce County, this is a must-stay. We’re already looking forward to visiting again soon.

The Inn has a lovely cottage feel, with pretty decor and an even better atmosphere that makes you want to return. The owner, Kim, as I called her, is very open and welcoming to everyone who comes by, whether they’re staying or not. It’s in a small town with interesting places to visit, including the antique store just across the way. I only spent one day there, so I can’t say how much more I’d enjoy it, but I’m sure it would be wonderful. I recommend it to anyone travelling that way.