Auberge McGee's Inn
Located downtown, McGee's Inn was built in 1886, and is a well-preserved Victorian landmark. Winner of the 2007-8 award for being one of the top 3 bed & breakfasts in Canada and featured as as a prize on Wheel of Fortune January 2008.... more
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Thank you so much for you kind words.
We enjoy our business and especially when we have great guests.
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| "11 out of 10 !"
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7/27/2008 |
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| "Quaint, warm and friendly"
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7/8/2008 |
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I just spent the the best Canada Day weekend ever. I decided to go to Ottawa this year and wanted to stay somewhere close to the action without spending an arm and a leg. A friend suggested I stay at McGee's Inn on Daly street. I am grateful for the sound advice.
Upon my arrival, I was pleased to see that there was plenty of parking, so I did not have to worry about finding somewhere to leave my car while enjoying the festivities. My room was lovely. It had a small fridge to keep some drinks, the bed was very comfortable, and the whole lot was impeccably clean.
I awoke the next morning feeling a little worse for wear, only to be presented an amazing plate of eggs benedict and fresh fruit in the courtyard.
The staff at McGee's made sure that I knew where to go and what to see. After a day of taking in shows and enjoying the sites, I returned to the Inn only to find the chef outside grilling something. It turned out that they had invited family and friends for a BBQ. I was invited to join them for a drink and a bite, and met several new people, including other guests. Everyone raved about the chef's secret rib recipe, and with reason. That amazing supper made my weekend complete. By then, the fireworks were little more than desert.
Thank you very much to everyone at McGee's for a fantastic stay. See you next year. :-) View Reviewer Info
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Thanks for the comments. We have now changed our apple crepes to fresh baked apples and have added two new crepes to the menu - peach/cranberry and rum raisen pear.
They are "wonderful".
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| - Judy Armstrong (innkeeper) |
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| "A Romantic Tour of Winterlude"
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4/12/2007 |
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We had never been to Ottawa before our stay during Winterlude 2007. I had read about it in our local newspaper the year before. The article was about romantic Valentine stories. One couple had been to Winterlude because the wife loved to skate but her husband really bombed, making their time on ice a real pain. The next year he surprised his wife with a trip to Ottawa for Winterlude. She couldn't believe it because she thought he hated skating. Here he had secretly taken skating lessons for the whole year and surprised his wife for Valentine's day with his excellent skating ability. I remember thinking "what a romantic thing to do!" So after alot of research we traveled to Ottawa on Feb 17th, which happened to be exactly when all of the major interstates in PA were closed because of a big snow storm. But that didn't stop us. We left the night before, traveling on the only open road northbound through PA,spent the night on the NY border,eventually taking rt 81 north through NY and to Ottawa. Mcgee's Inn was everything I hoped for and more, a sophisticated Victorian filled with antique charm, impecable service and food. We were able to walk to everything: the canal, market area and parliment hill. And just like the couple in the story, my partner Steve, who hadn't skated in almost 40 years, skated with me. I know he really didn't want to and didn't particularly enjoy tripping, falling and weak aching ankles, but he did it for me. And to me, it was the most romantic thing of all. I'll always remember that weekend: the ice, the cold, the music, the quaint bistros, antique shops, the ice sculptures, and most of all, the romance. View Reviewer Info
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Contact Information

Auberge McGee's Inn185 DALY AVENUE OTTAWA ON K1N6E8 Canada
| Phone: | +1-613-237-6089 | | Fax: | +1-613-237-6201 | | Toll-free: | +1-800-262-4337 |
Innkeeper(s) Sarah, Jason, Judy and Ken Armstrong
Rates: $CAD 90 - $CAD 198
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