The Seacliffe Inn

We wouldn't hesitate to book here again. We did have a few problems when we first stayed here several years ago, but management went out of their way to make things right. We stayed here again for two nights in early May, and we couldn't have asked for a more ideal situation. Location is perfect -- close to the ferry to Pelee Island, and a short drive from Point Pelee National Park. Our main-floor room was spacious, clean, comfortable and surprisingly quiet -- just what we needed after long days of birding. AC and shower worked great. This is not a fancy place, but it suited our purposes very well.

I stayed here 10 or so years ago during the winter while I worked for a door to door sales company and it was honestly somewhere that would be amazing to stay w a partner and experience the whole pelee island, monarch migration , wine tasting festivities.. always said I'd be back and maybe that time is coming ! It's been time but a nice bar downstairs , wonderful rooms ,outdoor patio and wonderful views ! Highly reccomend . Although Leamington is a strange town

I would love to stay at this hotel again, without a doubt. Even though it's only a two-star hotel, I'd choose it over a four-star one any day. The room was spotlessly clean, with a bright and inviting colour scheme. Checking in was a breeze, even without any human interaction - I just called Phill at the front desk to get the password, and then picked up my room key. Checking out was just as easy - I just had to drop the key in the box. Perhaps it was because we came during the off-season, but the hotel was very peaceful and the sunlight was plentiful. I felt right at home after checking in. They provided everything I needed and made my stay comfortable and convenient.

The room was so cozy during our stay on a very windy and overcast day! Loved hearing the lap of the waves and wind blowing from our room window while sitting by the fire. The Inn itself has a lot of character and the perfect decor touches. I can’t wait to return!

I really liked this place. It's quirky. The rooms are lovely. There are no coffee machines, but there is an excellent coffee station on the floor with real cream and the coffee was delicious and we drank it with much pleasure while overlooking the lake from our room. Beds were very comfortable. There was a lovely fireplace, and we enjoyed that, but could not figure out how to turn it off for the night. Stairs are a disaster, ugly and smelly and steep, but the inn is only 3 floors. The rooms need shower mats for the bathroom. The bathroom floor was damp and slippery. We intend to return, and next time I hope to treat myself in the downstairs restaurant.