Port Albert Inn and Cottages

The property is a 1842 inn. The welcoming lobby with a fireplace and bar (no service) set up is a great place to sit so you are not locked in the room, especially in the cold weather. We had the inn to ourselves as it was off season. (Two colleagues attending a conference in a closeby town) I am sure it is lovely in the summer with several places to sit and enjoy the outside as well as a short walk to the beautiful shore of Lake Huron! The rooms are original to the property, therefore, quaint and for someone who loves history, enjoyable. My travelling partner prefers updated and sleek environments, so this would not be for someone with those tastes. However, it was spotlessly clean with fresh and updated linens. The beds were a little hard for our taste, but there is no way to satisfy everyone. We had the two bedroom suite which was private and nicely set up with a gas fireplace and tv as well as a private bathroom. I did not see the rooms on the other side of the property so I cannot comment on them. Angus was welcoming and accommodating with every request. He had a continental breakfast ready every morning and we had access to the kitchen facilities to store our food. Thank you, Angus for your hospitality and I wish you every success in the future!

"Port Albert is a charming and idyllic destination that offers a serene and peaceful atmosphere. The town is immaculately kept, ensuring a safe and clean environment for visitors. Our stay was truly comfortable and unforgettable, with the historic and antique ambiance adding to its allure. This is an ideal getaway for couples seeking a romantic escape. Special thanks to Angus for his warm hospitality and assistance. We thoroughly enjoyed our time here and look forward to returning!"

While the accommodations were very basic (i.e. no AC in the room, only fans), the breakfast was great. Our host, Angus, was a nice guy and we enjoyed talking to him and the one other set of guests staying there that night. The place was a little further out of Goderich than we thought it was.