The Noble Waterfront Apartment Suites

We have a small dog so loved that it was easy access to outside. Loved having access to a BBQ, we grilled steaks one night. The kitchen was very well equipped. Ample supply of complimentary coffees, teas, milk and creamer was a nice touch we are a more than one coffee a day people. Walking distance to a lot of shopping and restaurants. The owner was quick to respond to questions and pleasant to talk to. Really enjoyed the binder put together, some very interesting information in it and liked the owners sense of humour.

We are very early risers (4am) so go to bed early, very noisy at night with people revving their cars engines and screeching their tires in the parking lot across the street. Saturday night was noisy in the main entrance with guests coming and going, talking and yelling loudly and cursing. Wished we could have opened a window because we found it very hot even with the heat set very low, at home we sleep with a window cracked open with a fan on all winter…lol. I also didn’t sleep well because I found the pillows too hard and flat, my husband always travels with his own pillows, guess I should as well. It would be nice to have a clock radio in the room, since we were without T.V. service for a few hours it would have been nice to have music.

Loved being close to the river and harbor. Also loved all the historic architecture in the town. Brockville is now my favorite small town within driving distance of ottawa. I also liked the boat tour of the 1000 islands. Next time I will snag a seat on the chests on the side of the boat for the best views.

I was disappointed that so many of the good restaurants and things to see were closed on Sundays and Mondays, even on Tuesdays. We arrived on Sunday morning and left on Tuesday, mid day.

I loved the view and light coming in our third floor “Romeo and Juliet” suite. my husband and I admired that the suite embraced an aged look, as modernizing is a huge trend now, so we liked the uniqueness that embraced the renaissance! getting in with our code was super easy, and it’s walking distance to downtown where there are lots of restaurants and shops. it’s also walking distance to the railway tunnel, however it’s closed seasonally (FYI) so we didn’t get to go through. liked having the Keurig for coffee, as I’ve had my share of bad coffee at hotels. all and all, I definitely recommend Noble Suites, especially for a couples getaway!

this isn’t a complaint, but just a “need for improvement”, but the inside of the microwave wasn’t clean, the glass table in the sitting room wasn’t wiped off, and the base of the toilets could use a wipe. Mind you, I clean homes for a living, so I can’t help but pay attention to those details. otherwise, felt clean and cozy.

This little hotel is a true gem in the heart of Brockville. Housed in a century home, the building has charm and character that invites you to stay. We had the “judges chambers” suite on the main level - it’s massive, with a queen bed, large sitting area, fireplace, kitchen, and bathroom. The decor was quirky and fun, to bring the theme of the suite to life. The self check in process was very easy (email instructions were clear), and self check out was a breeze. Overall we had a wonderful stay. We’ve heard other suites have different themes - we will likely return to see another!

No complaints at all - this was fantastic

Easy contactless check-in, parking on-site, close proximity to the waterfront and restaurants, the bed was comfortable, the charm of the old building/stone walls, view of the river, tea/coffee provided, and full kitchen all made it a perfect place for us to stay. We enjoyed watching the cargo ships pass and finding out where they were coming from and going.

The place was warm and I was able to set the temperature but I wished that I could get the flame on the fireplace. The cream in the fridge had already been opened and although it was before the best-before date, it smelled off.

The parking, the house, it's size, the fireplace in the entrance (1st floor), the style, the top floor beds and rooms. The (big) guidebook, loved reading all (most) of the stuff that Mr Noble wrote there.

minor things the fireplace on the 2nd floor didn't work for me, the shower hot water kept changing from hot to cold, at one moment they were fine, after 2 mins it's as if the hot water ran out and I had to turn the water valve all the way to hot, and the after a few moments came the super hot water and I had to set it back to normal, same thing after 5 mins...strange but minor.

Very spacious & comfy, rustic with modern flair appeal, clean, beautiful through out, awesome large upper deck balcony patio with cozy chairs & lounge chairs. large size bedrooms with lots of windows & walk out to balcony patio, bright & airy open concept & tall ceilings. Loved seeing the old historic brick of the original building through out & together with the new modern renovations, it was a nice contrast & gave great character to the place! Brand new cast iron grid propane BBQ cooked up prime rib streaks to perfection! Great kitchen complete with all things needed! We were very blessed to have stayed at The Noble Suites in The Coach House. The owner Henry Noble is very friendly & always available when needed.

The water in the shower wasn't keeping an even temperature, & the doors were hard to open & close It was small in size. The wallpaper had some peeling. Unable to open up the sofa bed. The cedar trees on the patio balcony need some trimming to be able to view the river. Other than that everything else was awesome!

Wonderful location! You can easily walk to a great Fish & Chips place or the marina or the famed train tunnel. Fascinating repurposing of an older building into lodging. Beautiful furnishings and well thought out amenities in the room. The proprietor is to be commended on his work to bring place to life. The mattress was VERY comfortable.

Counter-space was at a premium in the kitchen area but it was awesome to have a full-size fridge and coffee/tea makers available. This would not be a good place for large-size people due to smaller spaces nor for children who can't keep their hands off nice decorations.

It is a quaint old historic house, that is interestingly decorated. If you don't like old historic houses and are looking for a chain type hotel you wouldn't like it, but I personally found it charming. The red shag carpet, the stairs in the closet. Our unit had full kitchen and living room too. Coffee, tea and oatmeal milk and cream are provided. It has a nice courtyard where you can sit outside.

Kettle needed cleaning, although the apartment was nice and clean, milk and cream and oatmeal is a nice touch. The bedroom needs darkening shades very light,very early.

Garden suite 102. Lovely, cozy, spacious. A home away from home. The salon with the stone walls, stained glass and murals was unique. Having a full kitchen was very practical and the complementary coffee, tea, milk and creamer an added bonus. Self checkin and checkout went very smoothly.

The bathroom was fully functional and clean but could use some renovation, especially the ceiling and around the shower where the drywall is damaged. It is the weak spot of the suite but is more than compensated by the absolutely lovely salon and spacious bedroom.