The Grafton Inn

We had a great stay at the Grafton Inn, plenty of room for us and our two dogs. The yard area was huge for our morning walks. It was a great little getaway for us, will definitely be back as it was a great experience for all of us.

Stayed in one of the extra houses. Beautiful house and nice space. Just need more supplies in the kitchen such as a dish cloth, pots and pans. Needed a couple extra blankets too. We were cold at night. Also recommend installing a tub hand held shower head that is connected.

We loved our stay at the Grafton Inn. The check in was easy and the room was beautiful. We stayed here and went to St.Anne’s Spa for the day which was a five minute drive away. We will definitely be back!

We had an issue with the Wifi password but I did not follow up with the owner. The room was very nice and well appointed. There were no instructions as to how to operate the radiator for heating, so our first night was rather cool. No extras here, but the room was good value.

This was a beautiful inn. I don't think the pictures online do it justice. We had a comfortable stay with our 18 month old. It was cozy and great! It was very convenient for us and our needs. We will return!

The rooms are are very nice. They don't always provide soap so, best to bring your own (surprising since the cost is a bit steep). It's also very curious why one needs to get dressed to go to the coffee machine in the hallway and disturb other guests. The rooms are certainly big enough to have their own coffee maker etc. They may forget to give you the number code required to enter the building so, make sure you get it.

Very beautiful room with lovely finishes. A small table and side chairs would be a nice addition. Wendy was great and helped us navigate the Roku "live tv" which we could not figure out. We're a bit technically challenged in our late 70's. All in all, a very pleasant stay and would come again.

We stayed at the studio suite in the Campbell house. It was a cute and nicely appointed studio apartment in a house in a residential area. My only concern was whether we were contributing to the housing crisis, as I thought we would be in a hotel, but were in a house located in a residential area which maybe could have been used to house locals rather than being set up as a short term rental. That being said, I'm not sure if housing is an issue in Grafton.

I attended a funeral at The Meeting Place in August 2023. I had seen the space once before, but only when it was empty. This was the first time I had seen it used for an event. Honestly, it was the most beautiful, tasteful venue in which I have ever attended a funeral (and I have attended 87 funerals around the world, over the past decades). It was built in the 1850s by Methodists, used for religious reasons until the 1920s, then was a house for many years until its current owners bought and restored it (this might not seem old to you European readers but in Canada, these dates make it a special, historical building). The simplicity, history, spirituality resonated with me in a profound way. Make sure you look out for the small areas of vintage wallpaper, up high near the ceiling, that were uncovered and preserved in the restoration process... the kind of exquisite vintage detail that makes this place so special. (I didn't take any photos because I think that would be tacky at a funeral). I honestly cannot imagine a lovelier place for a special event.