This beautiful gem is located in a quiet residential neighborhood in Niagra. It is beautifully decorated, state of the art bathrooms, dreamy mattresses and exceptional quiet for the weary traveler. Kevin is a trained chef and prepared two delicious breakfast meals for us, as he also entertained us with stories and history of the area. The B&B is very, very clean and fresh looking for a older home. It is a couple of miles from the hectic Falls area, but within walking distance of the Canadian People-Movers that takes you everywhere. We will certainly be back. Thank you Kevin and Nance for an exceptional stay.

Kilpatrick Manor is by far the best B&B in Niagara Falls. I am always on a quest to find excellent bed and breakfasts during my frequent travels. This one is on the top of my list. It has comfy beds and beautiful décor. Not to mention the professionalism of the owners. My breakfast was a meal I will never forget (shrimp and eggs thermador). Melt in your mouth delicious! My stay was very memorable and I plan on returning with friends in the new future.

This was our second visit to this absolutely perfect bed and breakfast 2 years ago for our 1 yr aniversary on January 3rd and then again this yr for our aniversary. The food was phenominal and everything was just perfect world class destination with a world class chef.

Just returned today from our stay at the Kilpatrick Manor. We stayed one night and had a fabulous time. We had the whole house to ourselves as we were the only guests last night. This meant that we had Kevin's full attention for breakfast and he was able to stay and chat with us. What an interesting and personable guy. The food is exquisite, the rooms plush and inviting. Luxurarious is the best way to describe them. A few things to note so you won't be surprised: there are no common sitting areas in the house. There is front patio with chairs and table and the dinning area downstairs, but no sitting room, parlor or library. We didnt mind since we stayed one day. Other reviewers have complained. Also, be prepared to room you shoes upon entry. I was raised with this rule so it didn't phase me, but it did make it someone odd to unload and loan the car over several trips to and fro.