The Breadalbane Inn

Name: The Breadalbane Inn
Rating: 2

Fergus, Ontario

The Breadalbane Inn is a bed & breakfast located in Fergus.

One of the finest examples of Scottish architecture in the Fergus, ON area, the Breadalbane Inn was built in 1860 by one of the founders of Fergus. The Inn offers a breathtaking victorian garden, seen from the new garden conservatory dining area, and traditional Scottish English pub.

Places to eat within 5km of The Breadalbane Inn include Domino's Pizza, Black & White Restaurant & Soda Bar, Fergus, and Sophie’s Southern Cafe.

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Photograph of The Breadalbane Inn, Fergus

487 St. Andrew St. West
Fergus
Ontario
N1M1P2
Canada

Tel: (519) 843-4770
Fax: (519) 843-7600
Tollfree: (888) 842-2825

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Rated 2 out of 10 with 1 review

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Reviewer: Not provided on Sun 03 May 2009 rated 2 out of 10.

My daughter, her husband, our grand-daughter ,my wife and I drove to Fregus to check out the Scottish bar and enjoy some pub food. The beer was great but the food was poor. I had a beer and beef pot pie with a side order of chips. The chips were blackened, over cooked and soggy. I asked the young waiter to take them back and have the cook make some fresh chips. He returned with the same soggy mess of overcooked chips. The pot pie wasn't much to write home about either. It came topped with philo pastry and consisted of chunks of beef swimming in a thin gravy. I've had much better beef pies in England and Scotland, steak and kidney pies with a crusty pie topping, and the beef and kidneys in a thick gravy. Nonetheless, the beer was good, in particular the best bitter.

Additional details

The Breadalbane Inn has twelve charming bedrooms, each distinctly decorated. All bedrooms have ensuites, many with jacuzzis & fireplaces. The coach house, a private cabin next door to the Inn, is also available for an ultimate getaway to celebrate that special occasion. Choose from three categories of guest rooms - Deluxe Suites, Vintage Suites and Superior Rooms. Inquire for details.

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