On the waterfront in the heart of the fabled 1000 Islands

The Captain Visger House Bed & Breakfast is an elegant option in colorful Alexandria Bay where you are invited to step back in time to the Thousand Island’s genteel Gilded Age. This fully restored, architecturally significant home combines gracious antiques with 21st century conveniences. You’ll find TV and DVD in the parlor, WiFi, MP3 docks upon request, plush queen mattresses, luxurious cotton linens and optional specialties like chocolate, flowers and something bubbly to make your stay even more memorable. Some of our rooms have glimpses of the water, and the entire house can feel the gentle rumble of ocean-worthy freighters passing by. It’s somewhere between soothing and thrilling and always, always, uniquely “the river.” Breakfast is my greatest joy in this endeavor. I am passionate about locally grown, sustainable organic ingredients in the food I prepare with love. Awarded the 2008 Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year, the Captain Visger House is distinguishing itself among travelers near and far. Make a reservation online or call between the hours of 7:00 am and 8:00 pm; or, give your loved ones the gift of luxurious accommodations and world-class cuisine by purchasing a Gift Certificate. In the spirit of the Captain himself, it is an honor to serve you. Celebrate all four seasons – we’re open year-round.

At Beaver Hall, history and hospitality join together for a memorable stay. Our Bed & Breakfast has

Relax in our 1905 Victorian home in the Thousand Islands! Book online click on “Inn’s Home Page"

Islandview Inn is a newly renovated turn-of-the-century Victorian home in Gananoque, Ontario, in the heart of the Thousand Islands. Islandview Inn is located one block from the historic village, boat cruise and picturesque public marina and is a short walk from the playhouse, downtown shopping and restaurants. Islandview Inn offers three romantic rooms with views of the St. Lawrence River.

Majestic waterfront home on the St. Lawrence River in Cape Vincent, gateway to the 1000 Islands

Lovingly restored 1865 heritage inn between Fort Henry & Rideau Canal, UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Mix culinary delight, a dollop of luxury and stir gently in the morning

Please join us for a relaxing stay at our graceful century old home -- your home away from home. Only 2 blocks from the St. Laurence river, in the center of historic downtown brockville. Walking distance to shops, the Art Center and King Street. Picnic baskets or traveling lunches available.

The Mckinley House offers elegance, comfort, and convenience in the center of Clayton Village, one block from the St. Lawrence River, and walking distance to the towns attractions. A Queen Anne Victorian built in 1890, the house has been restored to its original grandness, including a curved front porch furnished with wicker chairs. On premise parking is provided. The spacious, second-floor guest rooms have private baths, queen beds, sitting areas,air conditioning and ceiling fans. A continental plus breakfast is served in the dining room.

Classic 1890s farmhouse in village of Mallorytown near 1000 Islands National Park.

Modern French Provincial home, attractively decorated. Queen and twin bedrooms and a large living room. Enjoy full breakfasts including home jams, muffins, and breads served in the formal dining room. Guests use outside patios and gardens plus stroll “the nature trail” to the river. Located on the bike path, scuba adventures, golf courses, cross country skiing, and snowmobile trails close by. Close to many great attractions: live theatre, museums, elegant dining, cruises, walking paths and parks. Hostess provides tourist information, maps and brochures. Secured room for bikes and scuba gear. No tax. Free parking. Call for reservations. This parcel of land was given to the United Empire Loyalists and has been in the John Slack family for nearly a century. The north side of the land was sold in 1972, and currently awaits construction of Estate Residential Homes. The original homestead sits on 45 acres which can be enjoyed during walks to the St. Lawrence River. The natural narrow passage of waterway between the islands and the mainland, named “Molly’s Gut”, has been the delight of many artists, photographers and boaters alike. Misty Pines House is situated on the most western part of the Slack land, facing County Road 2.