Never met any staff so difficult to answer. We found a vacuum cleaner standing in the hallway. Must have been an oversight.

We called the day we were due to arrive saying that with a sudden 15 cm snowfall and warnings from the highway department, we shouldn't be on the roads. We asked if we could come for the second day then add another to make up for the first which we could not get to. The owner said that he would stick to the five days of cancellation policy, so we lost $200. When we got there, we never met another resident within the building and we were the only car in the parking lot, so we wondered why we were denied the extra day for which we had paid.

We liked 'Everything'. Our suite was The Coach House. A separate building with 2 bdrms and 2 bath, Full Kitchen, beautiful dining room (brand new table and chairs) and living room had 2 full size sofas, fireplace, large TV. Mr Noble was very hospitable, hard working and accommodating. His staff are the nicest group, kind and also accommodating. Our suite was spotless. There were 3 BBQ's and some of the guests enjoy dinner or a drink at the picnic tables. Each suite is generously equipped and unique. I suggest contacting My Noble directly to find which suite might suit your needs. We stayed for 6 nights and we are already planning our next trip. The Location is excellent - walking distance to many attractions, restaurants (highly recommend Buell Street Bistro) and the waterfront including walking trails).

Excellent Stay - loved everything about this unique find.

The Suite was Beautiful.It was very spacious and comfortable.It was the perfect location for what we did.The history of the building was very interesting.It had everything we needed.

I only found some small things,nothing that affected our stay.The dishwasher fell out of its compartment twice and we had to rest it on our toes so it didnt completely fall out.We were left with just over one roll of toilet paper for six and one roll of paper towel.Neither was enough so purchased our own.The front stoop wasnt cleared of snow so my son did it and the parking lot was a little icy.

What an absolutely beautiful find! Built in 1840, the decor is true to those Victorian times and is lovely. We booked the Garden Suite, so that we would have our own entrance, making it easier to take our dog out for walks, and it was perfect for us. The bed was very comfortable, with plenty of bedding and pillows. The added amenities of tea and coffee (see the website www.noblesuites.com for more details) made our stay just that much better. Hence the 4 stars for the room. We only had one night at the Suites but would stay again if these things are addressed. If you love heritage buildings and period design, don't miss this place. It's with walking distance of all of the historic downtown and many restaurants.

Having a little kitchenette was great, because we were able to make our own snacks and breakfast. However, it was very tiny and could use to have a large cutting board to place over the sink to increase the workspace. Housekeeping in the corners, nooks and crannies could have been better, and there was a need for some maintenance in the unit, so that did take away from the WOW factor for us.

To be honest, I wasn’t expecting this. Evening hours, it was relaxing. Could see boats on the St Lawrence River, people walking around. The building, amazing. Next trip I want to check out another room, but will go with the same room if booked up

Not sure on this one. I think because I was not sure about what to expect, I was more happy to find out this was better than just saving money. The price went with my budget. The outcome is I will return. It was way better than a regular hotel room.

The owner was a truly wonderful host.Very attentive and professional. The key was not left in my door for me as planned however I contacted Mr.Nobel and he was able to get me into my room in less than 10 minutes.Very impressive. I will definitely stay in the garden sweet again.very unique and cosy.The only minor complaint is that they are not sound proffed very well.We could hear the people above us very well and a dog barking .Also the room on the others ide of our bedroom was not sound proffed at all,quite loud.I would definitely go back as it was a very cool place.

I didn't like that you could hear the people walking above us quite well.Also you could hear people talking and a dog barking like,e it was right in our room..The bedroom offered no sound buffer as well.

The location, great amenities, including Keurig coffe machine, milk cream, oatmeal, etc, were wonderful. The host Henry Noble provdied whimsical written/posted, explanations, of how things work (TV, fireplace, doors, kitchen, coffeemaker etc), in the hotel and rooms. I met and spoke with him, and he was very interesting to speak with, and passionate about the history of Brockville, and the hotel, he also explained he has been aiding Ukrainian people during the current war. We stayed in suite 101, The Judges Chambers, a beautiful, large , antique appointed, room on the first floor.

Nothing to complain about .

It was unique, comfortable and had everything necessary. The bed was very comfortable and having fresh milk to go with tea and coffee was very much appreciated.

We were in Suite 100, right at the front door. People coming in/out at all hours was very disruptive. I could not sleep until after 1:30 am when hallway conversations outside our door stopped. I think carpeting or something to cut the house as well as a sign encouraging people to take their conversations into their suites might help. Many seemed oblivious to the fact that there were people in 100. They leaned on the door and gathered in the vestibule.

An Absolutely Treasure. Each suite has its own theme from history but offers everything you expect from a modern apartment. I’ve had the pleasure in staying in both the C&C Room (Caesar & Cleopatra) in the main building and the 2 story/ 2 bedroom Carriage House, which also includes 2 fireplaces and honestly I couldn’t recommend this option any higher if you’re looking for a romantic getaway.

Nothing to dislike. Unless you cannot walk up a few flights of stairs because this 1840 house does not have an elevator.

I understand it’s an old property and some of these issues are because of that. Couldn’t switch on the tv and couldn’t find outlets close to the bed. Did not want to touch the temp controllers in case I broke something. Not the property’s fault as such, but there were a lot of people outside smoking and the smoke smell came through the windows to my room.