The Mulberry Tree takes only cash or travelers checks for payment. This was not explained before we arrived -- they took our credit card number for the reservation and the word "cash" never even appeared in our confirmation e-mail, so we naturally assumed that like any other B&B they would take credit cards. We stayed four nights and were not... More

The Mulberry Tree is a gorgeous B&B with a gracious and eclectic interior. Art, photography, and world treasures adorn the front desk, kitchen, and winding staircase. Although our room was on the small side, the B&B offered an upstairs common sitting area with coffee/tea service and mini-fridge. The building is found in a great part of town. I reached Cabbagetown,... More

Carol made us feel very welcome in this lovely home, not far from downtown. It was lovely to share a great breakfast with the other guests and chat through experiences! The room was very comfortable and there's a great little lounge on the top floor where you can relax and enjoy a glass of wine. We would recommend this B&B... More

A wonderful BnB, with beautiful rooms, very relaxing to stay there. The owners Carol and Paul are very welcoming and make you feel at home. the breakfasts are eaten around a large table in a lovely room so you can meet and chat with other guests. Our room on the first room had no bathroom but it was just across... More

We stayed at the Mulberry Tree in August 2005. It is a beautiful house built at the end of the 19th century. The bedroom we stayed in was light and airy, with air conditioning. Carol and Paul are very good hosts and prepare wonderful breakfasts. These are eaten around a large table where you can get the chance to chat... More

We stayed at The Mulberry Tree in November 2004. It's located near the Bloor/Yonge road junction and just a few minutes walk from the subway stop. The house itself is beautiful - the owner Paul told me it's over 100 years old, which is amazing considering Toronto itself is only 200 or so years old! The owners of the B&B... More