The hotel location is great for visiting the small towns in the Eastern Township. There are wineries, covered bridges, art shops and cheese stores along the roads in and out of Knowlton. The fall leaves were exceptional in the area which added to the charm of staying in a historic inn. I agree with the other reviews on this page. More

We really enjoyed our one night stay in this hotel. It is a charming hotel...cosy and welcoming. The hotel is up a flight of stairs, and our room was up another flight so it might not be suitable for everyone. The room itself was big and comfortable (we had 2 beds), although not fancy. The bathroom was very nice and... More

Coming from Western Canada, there is something quite intriguing about staying at in inn built in 1849 that is “the oldest continuously operating hotel in the Eastern Townships”. The Auberge Knowlton occupies the top two floors of a three-story building. The first floor is taken up by Le Relais Restaurant-Bistro (owned by the same people) and a fashion boutique. The... More

Visited this inn with my girlfriend during Labour Day weekend last year. We stayed 2 night and we couldn't have been happier. Excellent clean room that was larger than the pictures on the website lead us to believe! The service at front desk was helpful and approachable. They directed us to a great marina where we had drinks by the... More

We checked in on Friday night for a Saturday meeting. It was a bit of a weird arrival since I had to go to the hotel for service. Although, it is in between winter skiing season and summer, so it's probably one of the least busy times of the year. I think we were the only ones staying there on... More

Just spent a week over the Christmas holidays at Auberge Knowlton, and would highly recommend it. My wife, older daughter, and our elderly yellow lab, had a suite, and found it to be quite nice. Bed was comfortable, and room was very quiet (despite this inn being located on the main crossroads of the town). Great breakfast included. The proprietors... More

We stayed at the Auberge Knowlton 2 years ago and enjoyed it; the location is a perfect stop between our 2 travel points. The first visit was fine, and we enjoyed the attached restaurant for both dinner and breakfast. HOWEVER. This trip, we returned to the restaurant and each ordered the local specialty, Brome Lake duck; one order was a... More

The Auberge Knowlton appealed to us because of it's long history and interesting location. It was also reasonably priced and offered a package deal with a fantastic local restaurant - (Le Relais - which is also in the same building.) There is something magical about staying in the same building that wagons stopped at in the 1840's. The innkeeper was... More