The ideal hotels for a romantic getaway in Ontario hit all the high notes when it comes to setting the mood. Whether you prefer to snuggle up by th...
The ideal hotels for a romantic getaway in Ontario hit all the high notes when it comes to setting the mood. Whether you prefer to snuggle up by the fireplace, sip some bubbly, or just squeeze in some private time, these spots are worth exploring.may be a mouthful of a name, but that's because it offers everything you'll need to have a romantic getaway.
As for outdoor activities, there's a slew on offer here, including snow-shoeing, bike tours, and nearby skiing for when you both get a craving for adrenaline.is, appropriately, perched on the edge of a private beach in Prince Edward County, giving you and your partner a chance to fully disconnect from the hustle and bustle of city life.
You'll also probably enjoy the proximity to tons of activities — both on-site and off — including temporary art galleries, evening entertainment, aerobics, canoeing, golfing, and biking. No boredom here!There are terraces and gardens to explore, outdoor fireplaces very conducive to cuddling, and, of course, a full spa where you and your partner can have all your stresses and worries kneaded away in peace.
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