My fiance and I stayed at the Arbour Breeze B&B in May 2007, and had a very pleasant experience. Hostess Siety Koopal was welcoming and friendly. We stayed in the Sunset Breeze room and paid $115 CAD per night.

GENERAL: The Arbour Breeze B&B is approximately a 5-minute drive from the "old town" Niagara on the Lake. Most wineries (Peller, Hillebrand, Jackson-Triggs, etc) are less than a 10-minute drive from the B&B. The B&B has views of orchards from both the front and back of the house. Because it is slightly further from the centre of Niagara on the Lake, the property is larger and more open than other B&Bs in Niagara on the Lake. One thing that sets this B&B apart from most others is that it does not have a two-night stay requirement, even during high season. This means that if you only need to stay for one night, you are welcome to do so.

ROOM: The Sunset Breeze room was clean and pleasant. It had hardwood floors and a queen-sized bed, as well as an ensuite bathroom. It did not have much space aside from the bed itself; however this was compensated by the common sitting area outside of the room. The room had a small TV that was adequate for daily use. The room was at the front of the house on the second floor, and had a view of the orchards across the road.

BATHROOM: The ensuite bathroom was large, and contained only a shower (stall-type, not a bathtub). While this was not aesthetically pleasing, it was suitable for our needs. We did note a lack of counter space, however. A few additional surfaces would have been helpful. There was shampoo, conditioner and body wash supplied, as well as hand lotion and a hair dryer.

BREAKFAST: The breakfast was delicious. To start, we were served a fresh fruit salad, a variety of rolls and breads and cakes, and tea/coffee/juice. Our main course was called "sun in a cloud", which was a delicious and creative way to serve eggs!

Overall, our stay at Arbour Breeze was positive, and suited our needs for the weekend. We would return!