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Our top choices for St. Lawrence Seaway bed & breakfast

A brick building with a stone foundation, large windows, and a red entrance.

1. Sherman Inn

Ogdensburg

Christopher

P9,675 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 21 - Oct 22

A wooden-paneled room with two framed pictures of lighthouses, a bed with floral bedding, and wall-mounted lamps.

2. Chateau Country Inn

Clayton

Danny

P7,802 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 14 - Oct 15

A kitchen with a stainless steel refrigerator, a microwave, and a coffee maker on the countertop. There are wooden chairs around a central island.

3. 24 East Main Street B&B

Canton

Andrew

P12,136 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 5 - Oct 6

4. Thousand Island Hart House

Wellesley Island

Elaine

P13,878 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 19 - Oct 20

A building with a porch, a flag, and a sign.

5. Baldwinsville B&B

Baldwinsville

Steven

P8,559 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 4 - Oct 5

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Top St. Lawrence Seaway Hotel Reviews

Riveredge Resort

8/10 Good

"The bathroom could have been cleaner. Looked like black mold/mildew on some of the grout in the shower."

1000 Islands Harbor Hotel

8/10 Good

"First of all, the staff were unfailingly friendly throughout our stay. And the food at dinner and breakfast was mostly good. That's why 4 stars instead of 3. The location is delightful - we had a partial river/partial parking lot view (glorious sunrise) - and is seconds from the riverfront walk and pretty 'downtown' Clayton. The rooms were spacious and the beds were comfortable. However... the floors in the room get mopped with water that doesn't get changed enough - the room was musty, and our shoes, slippers, and feet were sticking to the floor the whole weekend. When we had to move a bedside table to get at a functioning outlet, there was dust and dirt and bits of old food underneath (also under the beds). The bathroom was large, chilly, and echo-y - even the toilet paper was a bit disappointing (fragile single layer stuff). There are refrigerators in the room but no tea/coffee making machines. The hotel goes to a lot of trouble to put coffee, hot water, tea bags, hot chocolate packets, etc. out in the elevator lobbies on each floor every morning, but it was always (even at 6:30 am) weak and lukewarm. The bottom line is that this hotel wants to appear fancier than it is. It feels like - perhaps because of the economic climate - they've had to cut some corners. Set your expectations accordingly."

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