25 Perfect Romantic Getaways in Canada

© Trout Point Lodge

This secluded ecotourism resort is designed to bring you closer to nature with many outdoor activities and modern amenities. The main lodge has seven junior suites and a more spacious suite, while the Beaver Hall by the river has three guest rooms and there is also a two-bedroom cottage. All rooms have L’Occitane products, beam ceilings, log walls, and full amenities. Many also have patios or porches and hand-cut stone fireplaces.

Trout Point Lodg is set on 100 acres of land filled with trees and bordering the Tobeatic Wilderness Area and the Tusket and Napier Rivers. While there, guests can go swimming in the river, canoeing, kayaking, forest bathing, hiking, take a nature walk, relax in the outdoor wood-fired hot tub and barrel sauna, go on a geo-tour, take a cooking class, or just relax. The public areas have wood-burning fireplaces for warmth and a cozy atmosphere. Other public areas include the Great Room, dining rooms, mezzanine library, two bars, a kitchen, and recreational areas along the banks of the rivers. Guests can dine at the intimate Chez la Foret or at the larger but cozy Bois et Charbon, both of which specialize in seafood with other options available. There is always a full a la carte breakfast in the morning.

189 Trout Point Road, East Kemptville, NS, Canada, Phone: 902-761-2142

© Moose Hotel and Suites

Experience a romantic and authentic mountain getaway just a short walk from downtown Banff when you stay at the Moose Hotel and Suites. Home to 174 beautifully decorated guestrooms, visitors to the Moose Hotel and Suites can opt to stay in one- or two-bedroom rooms. Meanwhile, long-term guests can stay at one- or two-bedroom suites with kitchen nooks that are outfitted with helpful appliances like mini refrigerators, microwaves, and toasters. While the Banff community is just waiting to be explored, guests can also enjoy the use of the Meadow Spa and Pool’s ten treatment rooms, private hot pools, and indoor swimming pool, or soak in the rooftop hot pool to relax with a view of the Canadian Rockies. The hotel is also home to the Pacini Italian Restaurant which is sure to please diners.

345 Banff Avenue, Banff, Alberta T1L 1H8, Canada, Phone: 866-379-0021

© Beaver Hall Bed & Breakfast

Beaver Hall is a landmark mansion house with plenty of charm right in the heart of historic Gananoque and the region of 1000 Islands, meaning guests are mere minutes from shopping, restaurants, and the boat line. This Georgian-Victorian mansion was built in 1826, with renovations in 1870 and restorations in 2006. There are now six guestrooms with modern bathrooms featuring European-style towel heaters and period-style furnishings. Rooms are also air conditioned and feature alarm clock/radios with CD players. Some have hide-a-beds, open fireplaces, oriental rugs, 10-foot tin ceilings, garden views, king-sized beds, and/or whirlpool bathtubs.

Guests can relax in the parlor and living room or the garden. The library is also open and features board games, magazines, and books. During the day, you can relax with a cup of coffee or tea either inside or out on the veranda, where you can view the gardens. The delicious hearty breakfast is the perfect way to start your day.

75 King Street West, Gananoque, ON, Phone: 613-382-4590

© Salmon River Bed and Breakfast

Instead of providing endless entertainment, the Salmon River Bed and Breakfast is designed to provide a relaxing atmosphere where you can unwind and recharge. Its location in St. Martins gives guests access to a small town feel within walking distance of the Bay of Fundy. The remodeled home retains its historic integrity and has eight bedrooms with queen, king, or twin beds. All have en-suite private bathrooms, cable TV, and wireless internet.

Guests are welcome to relax in the common room with a TV and DVD player, puzzles, and areas for reading. There is also a deck with a gorgeous view of across the Bay of Fundy towards Nova Scotia and the St. Martins Sea Caves. The restaurant features East Coast, seafood, and Tex-Mex dishes so there is something for everyone. Breakfast is always included in the stay and later in the day you can enjoy lunch, supper, or appetizers.

4 Snows Lane, St. Martins, NB, Canada, Phone: 506-833-1110

© Osler House

The building of the Osler House dates back to 1848, when it was built by William Miller, a successful lawyer in the area, before being sold to the Osler family nine years later. It then became the childhood home of the “father of modern medicine,” Sir William Osler. The early Italianate-style home has been restored to add modern conveniences to the 19th century charm. There are three rooms for guests, each of which has its own private bathroom either en-suite or across the hall. There are also a range of quality amenities and nice touches in the bedrooms.

The house is on a private 1.5-acre property and within walking distance of numerous historic buildings, shops, restaurants, waterfalls, nature trails, and waterways. Guests can enjoy the dining room, billiards room, garden room, front parlor, front porch, and the screened room. The day begins with a fresh epicurean breakfast in the dining room with elegant place settings and multiple courses, including freshly baked pastries or bread.

30 South Street West, Dundas, ON, Canada, Phone: 289-238-9278

© The Harbour House

This boutique hotel used to be called the Heritage Harbour House Inn so you may know it under a different name. The family who owns and runs the inn took a four-room bed and breakfast and turned it into a boutique hotel with 21 rooms with private bathrooms and complimentary breakfast. All accommodations have TVs with DVD players, air conditioning, and wireless internet. There are many new rooms and studios with new furniture that was custom-made on PEI, stocked mini-fridges, induction cook-tops, microwaves, and all the pans, pots, and cutlery you need. Some rooms also have balconies, double whirlpool baths, double sofa beds, coffee tables, desks, and more.

The complimentary breakfast is large and always includes a hot entrée as well as other items like coffee and fruit. The inn is able to accommodate special diets and typically includes an egg-based hot dish, breads, pastries, bagels, cereal, and more.

9 Grafton Street, Charlottetown, PEI, Canada, Phone: 902-892-6633

© A Seafaring Maiden Bed And Breakfast

This bed and breakfast is in the relaxing village of Granville Ferry and overlooks Annapolis Royal, an area filled with historic buildings. This particular inn is an 1881 heritage property and each of the three guestrooms has its own three-piece en-suite bath complete with luxurious bath robes and oversized towels. They have either queen or sleigh king-sized beds and the inn is pet-friendly. Some rooms also feature antique furniture, hand-quilted bed covers, lace window treatments, and amazing views. All rooms also have hair dryers, toiletries, phones, irons, ironing boards, 19-inch flat-screen TVs with cable, and air conditioning.

Guests of the inn will enjoy high-speed internet, complimentary printing, a DVD player, and access to the in-house DVD library. There are also common seating areas and an elegant dining area. The day begins with breakfast featuring items such as muffins, granola, and other delicious foods.

5287 Granville Road, Granville Ferry, NS, Canada, Phone: 888-532-0379

© Alicion Bed and Breakfast

This eco-friendly bed and breakfast is in the former home of Senator W. Duff and was built in 1911. Each room has a spacious private en-suite bathroom and two of them even have hydrotherapy tubs. Two rooms have queen-sized beds while two have kings and you can enjoy amenities like windows overlooking the garden, love seats, seaside motifs, soaking tubs, Victorian claw-foot tubs, and walk-in closets. All rooms have eco-friendly bath products as well as organic and natural linens and robes along with irons, ironing boards, and hair dryers.

Guests have access to a flat-screen TV complete with DVD player and there is a guest computer in the foyer along with wireless internet. Guests can also borrow a bicycle or relax in the spacious front parlor. The morning begins with a healthy breakfast that is both delicious and carefully prepared.

66 McDonald Street, Lunenburg, NS, Canada, Phone: 902-634-9358

© Queen Anne Inn

The Queen Anne Inn prides itself on offering first-class service in a relaxing bed and breakfast. The 1865 heritage property is framed by maples and elms and very close to the town center and nearby attractions. Every room has complimentary wireless internet, which is also found throughout the inn, private bathrooms, and air conditioning. Some rooms also have sleigh or four-poster beds, claw-footed tubs, bubble jet tubs, Persian carpets, seating areas, fridges, tea and coffee facilities, and reading chairs. All have complimentary bath products, cable TV, hair dryers, and bathrobes. Rooms with wheelchair access are also available.

Guests get free parking and the day begins with a delicious three-course breakfast. It features juice, coffee, and tea along with items like Belgian waffles, pancakes, scones, biscuits, homemade bread, omelets, maple bacon, seasonal fruit, and farm fresh eggs along with locally-made jam.

494 Upper St George Street, Annapolis Royal, NS, Canada, Phone: 902-532-7850

© Riverview Bed & Breakfast

This expansive bed and breakfast is just a short drive south of Calgary and covers 10,000 square feet, offering all the amenities that guests need to relax and unwind. All rooms have private en-suite bathrooms, flat-screen TVs, and high-speed wireless internet. Each of the six rooms also has air conditioning and you can borrow a DVD player and movies.

Guests have access to a movie theater and games room, a fitness room, a sauna, and an indoor pool so you can go for a swim or soak in the hot tub regardless of the weather. The games room also has a pool table, bar area, air hockey, and foosball along with a dart board, piano, and walk-out doors leading outside. The theater has an incredible selection of DVDs, including many newer releases. There is even a private hiking trail on the property that will take you to the Sheep River, perfect for sightseeing or fishing. In the morning, you get a continental breakfast and the bed and breakfast can accommodate food allergies with notice. There is also coffee or tea upon arrival if requested.

354032 80th Street E., Okotoks, AB, Canada, Phone: 403-938-5862

© Auberge Amerik

The Auberge Amerik is a centuries-old inn with modern amenities that always provides tours and a range of activities for guests to enjoy. The inn is perfect for romance, family vacations, or business trips. There are eight guest rooms to choose from with features like double beds, hair dryers, air conditioning, private bathrooms with showers and tubs, large closets, space for an extra cot, a large desk, flat-screen TVs, kettles, a couch, and double or queen-sized beds.

The inn is well-connected within the community, meaning they work with numerous tour companies to offer both self-guided and professionally-guided tours around the area. You can also borrow a bike from the inn, including a tandem bike, to explore the nearby bike trails. There is also a spa on site with massage therapy and a neuro spa, and guests can use the gym or meeting room.

1720 Chemin de la Canardiere, Quebec, Canada, Phone: 418-704-1233

© Hillsdale House Inn

Hillsdale House Inn is among the most iconic heritage properties in Annapolis Royal as the inn was built back in 1859. Today, you will find 13 guestrooms with excellent appointments, modern amenities, timeless hospitality, and Victorian charm. Pet-friendly accommodation is also available so you don’t have to leave any member of your family behind. Every room has a hair dryer, air conditioning, private bathrooms, extended digital cable TV, CD clock radios, and telephones. You can also borrow a DVD player, movies, and an iron with an ironing board.

The inn has 12 acres of land, including a veranda with covered and uncovered sections, numerous gardens, stately trees, and manicured lawns. There is wireless internet throughout the property and an onsite computer along with fax services and a laundry. There are indoor board games and outdoor options like bocce ball, croquette, and a horseshoe pit. Enjoy a full country breakfast on the veranda or in the Perkins Parlour or Foster. It includes freshly ground coffee, homemade muffins, handmade Nova Scotia brown bread, jams, eggs, and featured items like Belgian waffles or buttermilk pancakes. The inn’s location gives guests easy access to local historic sites, theaters, galleries, and restaurants.

519 St. George Street, Annapolis Royal, NS, Canada, Phone: 877-839-2821

© Coast Hillcrest Hotel

Come and explore the beautiful town of Revelstoke, British Columbia, from the warm and hospitable Coast Hillcrest Hotel. At the hotel, comfortable and well-appointed accommodations serve as a great home base to delight in all of the amazing experiences that the area has to offer. Sample local cuisine care of fantastic establishments like the Begbie Room or the Mountain View Terrace. Meanwhile, visitors who want to enjoy a quiet drink can cozy up at the Guides Lounge where a fireplace provides relaxing warmth. The best slopes in North America are also located nearby and guests of the Coast Hillcrest Hotel can access them easily with a short shuttle ride to the Revelstoke Mountain Resort. Nearby attractions include the Revelstoke hot springs, the Big Eddy Bluff Hike, and Greenbelt Trails.

2100 Oak Drive, Revelstoke, British Columbia V0E 2S0, Canada, Phone: 250-837-3322

© Queen’s Landing

It would only be fair to say that the Queen’s Landing Hotel is gorgeous. The hotel, which features a Georgian Era style of architecture, was built in 1990 and features Neoclassical elements like beautiful Venetian windows and heavy, grand pediments. The same can be said of the Queen’s Landing’s interiors with luxurious marble flooring catching attention alongside magnificent murals, a large sweeping staircase, and fantastic stained glass ceilings. Dine at the hotel’s five-star Tiara Restaurant or relax at the Bacchus Lounge while enjoying panoramic views of the Niagara River or harbor. For visitors who simply want to relax and enjoy the hotel’s amenities, the 100 Fountain Spa is a great place to enjoy luxurious spa treatments, while the Prince of Wales serves a delightful afternoon tea.

155 Byron Street, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario L0S 1J0, Canada, Phone: 888-669-5566

© The Highland Manor

The Highland Manor sits on top of West Hill in Owen Sound, offering excellent views. This 1872 Victorian mansion has 7,500 square feet of space and combines elegance with relaxation. The queen-sized beds are known for their comfort and three rooms even have DeluxeBed by Tempur-Pedic. Many rooms also have marble fireplaces and vintage antiques.

There is a wraparound veranda perfect for relaxing in the summer, and in the winter guests can sit in the music room or library or simply explore one of the nearby ski trails. In nice weather, guests can take a stroll around the surrounding gardens. There are stained glass windows, a 1902 grand piano, a large screen TV in the parlor, and a picturesque grand hallway staircase. The property has wireless high speed internet throughout. Breakfast is served in the dining room and includes a special Highlander Manor Blend coffee that guests rave about. There is also a full home-cooked meal including a hot entrée, juice, and fresh fruit. The main dish may be orange French toast with a warm compote, baked southwestern eggs, or something else.

867 4th Avenue A West, Owen Sound, ON, Canada, Phone: 519-372-2699

© Abigail’s Hotel

When in British Columbia, there are few hotels that marry old-world charm and romantic luxury together better than Abigail’s Hotel. Situated in the very heart of downtown Victoria, Abigail’s Hotel mixes the charm of vintage and historical bread and breakfast with the luxury of a small but modern boutique hotel. The hotel features 22 intimate rooms from within its 1930s Tudor Mansion building and serves as a relaxing and opulent place to stay while exploring Victoria. In just a short ten-minute walk, guests can visit the Royal BC Museum or the Provincial Legislature. Beacon Hill Park is likewise a short five-minute walk away. Meanwhile, attractions that are a short drive away include the Craigdarroch Castle, Chinatown, and The Butchart Gardens among others.

906 McClure Street, Victoria, British Columbia V8V 3E7, Canada, Phone: 800-561-6565

© Mornington Rose Bed & Breakfast

The Mornington Rose Bed and Breakfast is located centrally within Stratford and has plenty of on-site parking. The inn is within walking distance of boutiques, theaters, restaurants, parks, and more. The guest rooms have premium Egyptian cotton linens and en-suite bathrooms with luxurious toiletries and towels. Each of the four rooms also has hair dryers, seating areas, coffee makers, ice buckets, corkscrews, Swiss chocolates, Werther’s Original candies, iPod docking stations with clock radios, air conditioning, ceiling fans, and free wireless internet.

Guests can relax in the roof garden, balcony, or the guest lounge, where there is a window seat. There is also a veranda with comfortable furniture and two gazebos along with a pond. There is access to a kettle, Tassimo coffee brewer, bar fridge, spring-water cooler, cards, pamphlets, games, magazines, and books. The day begins with a hot gourmet breakfast complete with silver service, juice, sweet pastries, fruit, granola, and a hot entree. At any point in the day, you can enjoy fresh home-baked cookies, hot and cold beverages, coffee, and tea.

240 Mornington Street, Stratford, ON, Canada, Phone: 519-275-2626

© Kindred Spirits Country Inn

This inn gives guests a unique experience since it is family owned and operated and covers six acres of land right in the heart of Cavendish. Guests can stay in either rooms or cottages. Every room has an in-room phone, DVD player and TV, hair dryer, and air conditioning and they are in either the Inn or the Gatehouse. Guests can choose from a standard room, a superior room with an extra room and amenities, junior suites, or deluxe rooms. The deluxe rooms are ideal for a romantic getaway with corner whirlpools, fireplaces, and king-sized beds.

Alternatively, guests can stay in a two or three-bedroom cottage. Cottages do not include breakfast, but do have kitchens with stoves, microwaves, fridges, propane barbeques, decks, verandas, air conditioning, TVs, and DVD players along with full baths. Some also have dishwashers, eat-in kitchens, room for more guests, or private hot tubs.

46 Memory Lane, Cavendish, PEI, Canada, Phone: 902-963-2434

© The Sonata Inn

The Sonata Inn offers guests a range of room types to choose from. All rooms have TVs with cable and DVD players, telephones with free local calls, private four-piece bathrooms, mini-fridges, air conditioning, and free wireless internet. Rooms may also have small seating areas, bathrooms with tubs as well as showers, lots of direct sunlight, futons that turn into beds, large closets, coffee tables, multiple double beds, or two queen-sized beds.

The on-site facilities include coin-operated laundry machines, irons, ironing boards, a mezzanine with book and DVD libraries, off-street parking, and a public computer. There is also a common kitchenette with free tea and coffee, a microwave, an ice machine, and affordable beverages. All guests are treated to a continental breakfast that includes tea and coffee, which is self-serve, along with milk, soy milk, and almond milk. You can enjoy white, whole-wheat, or gluten-free bread, a range of bagels and cereals, oatmeal, freshly-baked pastries, and yogurt. There is also juice and fruit and the inn can accommodate dietary restrictions.

3 Grafton Street, Charlottetown, PEI, Canada, Phone: 902-370-0066

© Rimrock Resort Hotel

With a unique and rich history that dates to 1884, the Rimrock Resort Hotel offers an exceptional stay at a uniquely constructed hotel. Take in marvelous views of the Sulphur Mountain in the Banff National Park while soaking up the energizing beauty of mother nature. While staying at the Rimrock Resort Hotel, guests can easily explore the mountains through skiing, hiking, or biking. Meanwhile, there are also the relaxing Banff Upper Hot Springs to visit, a great golf course to play on, and even a lovely gondola ride to experience care of the Banff Gondola. The local food scene is also exceptional with great eateries, restaurants, and lounges to try such as Lapkspur, Primrose, Eden, and many more.

300 Mountain Avenue, Banff, Alberta T1L 1J2, Canada, Phone: 888-746-7625

© Oak Bay Beach Hotel

On the shores of the Pacific Ocean lays the elegant and luxurious Oak Bay Beach Hotel. As Canada’s landmark luxury hotel, the Oak Bay Beach Hotel welcomes guests from far and wide to experience Victoria’s lovely local community, culture, and history from within a stunning English Manor House-style accommodation. From the Oak Bay Beach Hotel, visitors can experience the indigenous history of the area as the traditional territory of the Coast and Straits Salish People. Guests can also participate in activities like the Oak Bay Half Marathon or visit attractions like the Madrona Gallery, the David Foster Foundation, and more.

1175 Beach Drive, Victoria, British Columbia V8S 2N2, Canada, Phone: 800-668-7758

© B & B 4 Saisons

The B&B 4 Saisons is in an inviting ancestral home built during the early 1900s. This four-story building is just a few minutes’ walk from the Old Quebec walls in the heart of Quebec City. Every room has a private bathroom, cable TV, air conditioning, wireless internet, iron with ironing board, and hair dryer. Each of the three rooms has a unique color scheme and a queen-sized bed along with either a twin bed or a fold-away bed. Some also have a balcony and small living room.

Guests receive free parking and have access to newspapers, magazines, a fax machine, a photocopier, umbrellas, maps, and housekeeping services. The day begins with a full breakfast with an omelet or Quebecoise egg dish, French toast with seasonal fruit, porridge, yogurt, waffles, or another hot entrée.

287 Boul. Rene-Levesque Ouest, Quebec, Canada, Phone: 418-525-6426

© Gite Confort

This bed and breakfast is perfect for relaxation and guests can choose from one of their three rooms. Every room has an HD LED TV with a Blu-Ray player and cable, bathrobes, a work desk, a large closet featuring shelves, internet access, and shared bathrooms.

Guests have access to a computer and a phone with free calls within Canada and the United States. There is also a guest kitchen complete with refrigerator, coffee maker, toaster, microwave, convection oven, and dishes. You can also relax in the common living room or by the outdoor fireplace. Guests can use the washer and dryer and bottled water is also available. Enjoy a meal in the dining room where there is also a high chair for little ones upon request.

30 Rue Audubon, Ville de Quebec, QC, Canada, Phone: 855-849-0613

© Granville House B&B

This bed and breakfast has both home cooking and the amenities expected of a boutique hotel . It is designed for adults and is fully licensed with easy access to downtown. Every room has an en-suite bathroom, 32-inch LCD TV with an HD cable box, and a king-sized bed. Guests can make local or long distance phone calls, enjoy 24-hour keyless entry, and take advantage of complimentary wireless internet. Rooms also have fridges and freezers complete with ice cube trays, soft-close bath suites, laptop safes, irons with ironing boards, heated floors, and blackout curtains.

Guests have access to a fireplace, arm chairs, and sofas in the living room, a large foyer, newspapers, maps, and magazines. The morning features a breakfast buffet starting at 5 am with a hot entrée at 8:30. There is always coffee and organic tea available and breakfast also includes juice, yogurt, fresh fruit, jam, peanut butter, cereal, and bread.

5050 Granville Street, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada, Phone: 866-739-9002

© A Touch of English Bed & Breakfast

This bed and breakfast is within the heart of Okanagan Valley and provides luxurious accommodation in a landscaped yard. Some of the rooms also have a suite with a private entrance, a living room, and kitchen. Each of the six guest rooms has a queen or king-sized bed, an en-suite bathroom, a new flat-screen TV, housecoats, quality linens, and a fridge filled with complimentary beverages. Some also have comfortable chairs, garden views, irons, or are newly decorated. As mentioned, some even have kitchenettes, living rooms, and laundry facilities.

There is a resident cat at the bed and breakfast and the inn is pet-friendly with prior arrangement. The inn has a pool, outdoor patio table, and gardens for guests to enjoy in nice weather. Guests can use the barbeque area and the afternoon always includes tea and homemade scones. Breakfast is a treat and can include special dietary restrictions with notice.

5 Alameda Court, Kelowna, BC, Canada, Phone: 250-448-6250