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We are located right in downtown Toronto

10 to 20 minutes walking distance to: Yonge St. and Dundas St.
intersection, Dundas Square, Eaton Center, Cannon Theater, The Gay Village, Elgin Teather, Massy Hall, Old&New City Hall, Queen St. and Yonge St. Intersection, Business district, Union Station, Via Rail Train Station, Go Train, Dundas Subway Station, Queen Subway Station, The Distillery district, Baldwin Village, Art Gallery of Ontario, Ryerson University, St. Michael Hospital, St Lawrence Market, Sony Theater, East China Town,

20-30 minutes walking distance to: CN Tower, West China Town, Greek Town, Royal Ontario Museum, Bloor-Yorkville, Metro Convention Center, Little Italy, Kensington Market, Harbour Front, Roy Thompson Hall, Sick Kids Hospital, University of Toronto, Collage Subway Station,

The historic character of the house is enhanced with antique furniture and decor.

Carriage Ridge Resort offers endless activities and limitless opportunities to have fun. It's also a quiet hideaway where you can unwind and reflect on the surrounding natural beauty. Choose from golfing, skiing, snowboarding, snowshoeing, hiking, mountain biking, fishing, swimming and more during your visit to Horseshoe Valley.

The nearby waterfront cities of Barrie, Midland and Orillia feature restaurants for fine dining or casual fare, nightlife and local attractions, and twelve golf courses nearby. You’ll also find Niagara Falls a only a daytrip away from the resort.

For more information, please visit our Website's area travel guide.

Suite Features & Amenities:

* 153 elegantly appointed suites decorated with deep colors and contemporary woods
* Queen sofa pull-out bed(s)
* Fully appointed kitchens complete with cookware and utensils in one and two-bedroom suites
* Refrigerator and microwave
* TV with DVD
* Full sized appliances in one and two-bedroom suites
* CD player and stereo
* Jacuzzi in one and two-bedroom suites
* Gas fireplace
* Private balconies overlooking surrounding hills and resort views
* Coffee maker
* Private or semi-private laundry

For more information, please visit our Website's accommodations page.

Walk to wineries, biking & walking trails, fine dining, jet boats, Niagara Falls
luxurious accommodations, with jacuzzi, fireplace, have a coffee / tea before breakfast on our patio, healthy & hot gourmet breakfasts

Indian Grove B&B and High Park Suites are just one street from High Park - 400 acres of parkland with attractions for all ages. Quiet, established residential neighborhood with great on street shopping, restaurants and bars. Close to everything, yet away from noise of a large city.
Toronto Guest Suites are located in vibrant Roncesvalle Village with great stores, restaurants and coffee shops.
Minutes to subway station - easy and fast access to downtown and attractions.
B&B and Suites are located in three century homes. Within last 10 years all properties were completely restored with flair and all modern conveniences. Dark woodwork, leaded glass windows, hardwood floors, multiple fireplaces, luxurious bathrooms. Guests to Indian Grove B&B and High Park Suites are invited to relax in our beautiful garden in summer months or spend the evening by the fireplace in our family room.

CHATHAM-KENT, a MUNICIPALITY comprising the city of Chatham and the surrounding
County of Kent, is a vibrant community of some 100,000 people. It is rich in sites of
historical interest and provides attractions and events to suit a wide variety of tastes and
whims. Herewith, a compendium of local items of interest well within short driving
distance of Jordan House:

The African Canadian Heritage Tour comprises 5 independent sites of historic
significance in Southwestern Ontario. They have joined together to make a fascinating
tour designed to teach all people who have an interest in the preservation of this
important segment of Canadian history.

The Home of The Reverend Josiah Henson, now a National Historic Site. Henson's
early life in slavery deeply influenced Harriet Beecher Stowe, the author of the novel
"Uncle Tom's Cabin". The museum tells the story of the Josiah Henson and the Dawn
Settlement, and contains 19th-century artifacts and literature. New interpretive
centre/museum and historic buildings restored in 1995/96.

The Buxton Settlements TORONTO, February 12, 1999 - —Secretary of State
(Parks) Andy Mitchell today announced a series of heritage commemorations
related to the Underground Railroad (UGRR). The designations of national historic
sites, such as Nazrey African Methodist Episcopal Church in Amherstburg and the
Buxton settlement in Chatham, increase awareness of the role of Black Canadians
as an important part of Canada's cultural heritage.
North Buxton, a three-minute drive from Jordan House, grew in the mid-1800s out of
the wishes of the Rev. William King to establish a refuge for Blacks escaping the
horrors of slavery in the United States. It became a busy terminus on the Underground
Railroad, and many of its present-day residents are descendants of those original
refugees.

John Brown's Meeting House In 1858 the famous white American abolitionist John
Brown visited Canada. He chose Chatham, in Canada West, as a safe base from
which to develop his strategy, draw up a constitution for his planned provisional
government and drum up support for the abolitionist cause. John Brown later met his
demise after the ill-fated (and historically portentous) raid on Harpers Ferry in Virginia.

Heritage Days (The Faire at the Forks) In the first weekend of October. Enter a world
of muskets and lanterns, haversacks and reticules, of bartering and trading where
woodsmoke hangs low over army encampments and the sound of dulcimer music drifts
up from the river. As free from twentieth century intrusions as possible, the faire offers
a rare and exciting opportunity to mingle with local citizens in authentic period clothes
who portray early settlers to the area; to eat and drink period refreshments which have
been meticulously researched and above all to be entertained by music, theatre,
juggling, drills and demonstrations of crafts and wares of the early 1800's. Thousands
of previous participants agree -- "The entire faire is a delight."

Rondeau Provincial Park Calling all birders! Rondeau is famous for its 11,000 acres of
marshes, sand beaches, remarkably lush Carolinian forest vegetation, and an
uncommon assortment of birds and other wildlife.

Point Pelee National Park Just a little over 30 km from Jordan House lies the most
southerly point on the Canadian mainland, Point Pelee National Park. The park is
internationally known for its spring and fall migration of birds and its stunning autumn
monarch butterfly migration. Famous vistas such as the "Tip" and Marsh Boardwalk, a
large visitor centre, theatre and book store make this site ideal for group visits.

Deer Run Golf Course Rated by the Ontario Golf Association and The Golf
Association of Michigan at 70.4 and playing to a par of 72, the 27-hole Deer Run is
the area's premier public golf course for individual and tournament play. A five minute
drive down the road from Jordan House.

RM Classic Cars This internationally-reknowned auto-restoration company, formerly known
as RM Auto Restoration, has an impressive array of exotic and priceless automobiles
on display in their Classic Car Museum.

The Chatham-Kent Website has more on-line details about the wealth of things to do
and see in the area.

Give OntarioG
EACH OF THE FOUR GUEST ROOMS are filled with remnants of Ontario's past. This, of
course, includes antique beds so high you need a stepping stone to climb onto the top
layer of feather beds. Down duvets are offered, while in the summer you can choose
lighter blanketing. Innumberable oversized towels give that luxury feeling, and fresh
flowers and decanters of ice water are provided daily.



THE KENT ROOM
This, the largest of our four ensuite bedrooms, features a
Queen-size high Victorian bed crowned with a
half tester canopy, and views of the front garden and
century-old pines.



THE ESSEX ROOM
This tastefully decorated room offers a king sized bed and spacious antique wardrobe. The ensuite includes a shower.




THE NORFOLK ROOM

A northerly facing room equipped with a queen bed and comes with a shower in the ensuite.

THE WESSEX ROOM

Sometimes called the student's room, we are proud to say this room, outfitted with a four poster antique double bed, is a fine place to stay while at JORDAN HOUSE. The bath includes a claw foot soaking tub.


THE PUBLIC AREAS of Jordan
House have been meticulously
restored to their Edwardian
origins of high ceilings, ornate
plasterwork, and antique
furniture. There is a bright morning room
for your enjoyment, as well as a
large dining room with a
wood-burning fireplace. Private
dining may also be arranged on
the verandah or in the rose
garden. The upper
balcony is furnished with a
summer cot, a multitude of
pillows, and mosquito netting to
afford a pleasant rest amidst
overflowing window boxes and
pleasant breezes.



THE ROSE GARDENS, hidden by cedar hedges,
are an unforgettable setting in which to take
breakfast, afternoon tea or dinner by prior
arrangement. Amongst a tangle of David Austin
roses, this private hideaway provides all the
civilized comforts and attention-to-detail
expected by today's independent traveller.
Enjoy the gazebo, cooled by silver lace vine, or
a more intimate dining area surrounded by pine
trees.

THE PUBLIC AREAS have been
arranged for intruiguing possibilities
to suit every mood or whim. Indulge
in a good book, take afternoon tea
with scones, or sit by the fire to
enjoy a delicious repast.

Chatham has a long history - The Duchess from 1896 is a newcomer. Historically, the area was the site of pitched Canadian+Indian battles with American invaders, the escape route for blacks taking the Underground Railroad from slavery, and settling free in Canada, the birthplace of Canada's oil industry (and now wind power industry), and is the Classic Car Capitol of Canada, home of RM Restorations, which is available for daily tours.
The Duchess has 3 spacious bedrooms on the second floor, reached by a staircase winding through a circular tower lit by oval stained glass windows. The ground floor has three rooms exclusively for our quests, including an informal parlor with Sony TV and DVD library, the music room with 1905 piano and eclectic library, and the Wellesley dining room for breakfast to die for or to simply relax with an afternoon tea and shortbread. Hi speed wireless internet, a restored Victorian garden, onsite parking, and a wraparound porch are at your disposal.

Algonquin Park is known world wide and its many visitors love the Eastern side where you will find "The Barron Canyon", at "The Bonnechere" the oldest remaing LOG CABIN and several tiny buriel grounds. Come vist the " VALLEY".
Our modern brick home features every room with a private ensuite full bath, one with a Jacusi. All new comfortable Beds and impeccable cleanliness. Our thirty two acre estate has a private natural pond with ann abundance of aquatic wild life....Nature at it's best

Sudbury has a lot to offer nature lovers, sport enthusiasts, adventure travellers, cultural & art seekers, festival hoppers, and international cuisine connaisseurs. We have it all in smaller quantity compared to bigger cities but there is no other place that offers city fun and access to the great outdoors as well as this area. Having travelled around the world and lived in smaller and bigger communities, your hosts, Tom & Carmel, know what treasure is to be found in Sudbury.
Auberge-sur-lac in located on a beautiful lakefront estate, high on a bluff offering a fantastic view of the lake as well as access to paths leading to even more remote lakes. You may pick blueberries on the grounds, enjoy the sound of the loon calls, cruise the lake by paddleboat, swim around the dock or at the beach, meditate by a tree or in the main foyer with cathedral ceiling, do business in our fully-equipped office with access to the Net, savour delicious candlelit breakfasts, and treat yourself to the Romance packages available.