Places to stay in Kingston, Ontario
The City of Kingston is renowned as the fresh-water sailing capital of North America and prides itself in being a major port for scenic entertainment cruises of the breathtaking Thousand Islands. Local restaurants include Cambodiana Restaurant, Union Kitchen + Cocktails, Amadeus Cafe, and Megalos Restaurant Inc.
We currently have 75 accommodations in and around Kingston with other regional listings available for Motels, Hotels, Bed & Breakfasts, Campgrounds and other properties. You can filter listings by the available types:
Wondering where to stay? Visitors have access to a large number of hotels in the city, though there are a large number of nearby Bed and Breakfasts. If you are travelling in the area, Kingston is located close to Pitchpine Island, Pork Islet, Pickerel Island, Ebb Island and Mitchellville.
Selected and best reviewed properties in Kingston
More about the areas accommodations and tourism
Culture and the arts abound, along with fabulous shopping, dining and outdoor recreational experiences. From dawn until dusk and beyond, you'll be amazed at what Kingston has to offer.Kingston has been shaped by a powerful sense of geography.
Other local Kingston information and places to visit.
Kingston is 8 km away from Wolfe Island, 19 km away from Forest, 24 km away from Bath and 28 km away from Hartington.
Kingston is located at longitude -76°29'9.4358 and latitude 44°13'52.218.
Other useful links:
- City of Kingston, Ontario, Canada - Official Web Site - Home Page
- Other Kingston information
- Kingston, Ontario on Wikipedia
Things to see and do, places to eat in Kingston
Tango ( Dining / Other ). Located at 331 King St East, Kingston. Tango is located in the heart of Downtown Kingston!
just steps away from Market Square.
Tango offers a sumptuous Tapas menu with many international flavours highlighted by local produce. A delightfully creative full menu always ready to awaken your senses.
www.thetango.ca 
Darbar Restaurant ( Dining / Indian ). Located at 479 Princess Street, Kingston. Home of Indian Culture and Culinary Art The central meeting place in the Royal Palaces of India, Darbar brought together Emperors and Maharajahs and their Cabinets and entourages. Here, royal guests were refreshed with delectable dishes and drinks, while they enjoyed performances by famous artists, poets, writers, singers, dancers and actors. At Darbar Exotic Indian Cuisine, dine on dishes fit for Emperors and Maharajahs, in a setting that recaptures the regal aura of Darbar at the Royal Palace. Rich red and gold decor, and classical Indian music featuring the exotic tones of the sitar, shenhai, and many other Indian instruments, soothe your senses as you await your meal.
Indian cuisine holds a proud place in the pantheon of international culinary delights, and the menu at Darbar reflects the magnificent geo-ethno-cultural diversity of India, Bangladesh and Pakistan. Because each dish is unique, created specifically for each of our guests with the time-honoured traditions of fine Indian cuisine, we appreciate your patience while we perfect your meal. Savour dishes that have been spiced to perfection: some flavourfully mild, some warmer and spicier, some full of the scorching heat of the Indian plains, some intricately sweet and tempting, and all designed to delight with their harmony of complementary tastes. Should you require assistance, our servers will gladly guide you through the menu and assist you in selecting a fine combination of flavours. Each dish is prepared to individual order; please feel free to request milder or hotter flavouring, according to your tastes, and please inform your server of any special dietary requirements. Darbar uses only the freshest ingredients, and chooses organic ingredients whenever possible. We grind our own spices, and to flavour our dishes, we use combinations of onion, garlic, ginger, coriander, cumin, kalonji, turmeric, cayenne, black pepper, mustard seed, cardamom, cinnamon, nutmeg, tamarind, fennel, bay leaf, clove, fenugreek, peanuts, coconut, almonds, raisins, saffron, star anise, kevda water, rosewater, ghee (clarified butter), vegetable oil, and yogurt. We do not use wine, MSG or any other food additives or preservatives.
www.darbarkingston.com
Kingston Family Fun World Park ( Family Activities / Amusement Parks ). Located at 1533 Mc Adoo, Kingston. Kingston Family Funworld Drive-In shows Double Features rain or shine. Ask about our Raincheck Policy at the Box Office. We broadcast the audio of our movies on the FM dial; your vehicle requires an FM Receiver or bring an FM Radio. Your admission ticket is valid for only the movies showing on that screen at the point of purchase; moving your vehicle to another screen is strictly prohibited. Cash only at the box office please. Movie lineup and showtimes subject to change without notice; please ask at the Box Office. Kingston Family Funworld. Where Having FUN Is Affordable!
www.funworldpark.com
River Mill Restaurant ( Dining / Other ). Located on the shores of the Cataraqui River, The River Mill is one of Kingston's only waterfront restaurants, boasting some of the city's most spectacular dining room views.
Occupying the waterside length of the 125-year-old, award-winning Woolen Mill Building, our restaurant offers a unique glimpse into the natural, architectural and social histories of the area. The River Mill masterfully blends the historic with the contemporary by complimenting this beautiful heritage setting with a bright, modern decor, and a menu that is as innovative and creative as it is delicious.
www.rivermill.ca
Apsara Angkor Thai & Cambodian Cuisine ( Dining / Family ). Located at 189 Ontario Street, Kingston. Apsara Angkor is a fine-dining restaurant. We focus on over Thai menu with a touch of Cambodian influence. During Summer months you can also sit outside on our patio with the special menu, featuring lighter snack and exotic drinks. Chef is blending the sour, sweet, salty, and bitter taste sensations of authentic ingredients. He prepared and served from the simple to the exotic, from the hot and spicy to the mild and aromatic. His menu balances intense with the freshest herbs, the special spices, rich coconut milk blended, and the inspiration behind it's creation to make our cuisine truly unique. Please don't wait, come and give us opportunity to serve you.
www.apsaraangkor.ca
1000 Islands Cruises - Kingston ( Family Activities / Tours ). Step aboard and enjoy the sights, sounds and tastes of the famous Thousand Islands on one of our classic vessels.
We are the Food, Fun & Entertainment Ships.
Every day of our season, we offer the widest range of cruise options in the Thousand Islands from sightseeing to fine dining and entertainment.
www.ktic.ca
Closed or unlisted properties
- The Tymparon Inn closed or delisted.
- Highland Motel 5 closed or delisted.
- Alexander Henry Bed & Breakfast closed or delisted.
- Thriftlodge Napanee closed or delisted.
- Siesta Motel closed or delisted.
- Brock Street B&B closed or delisted.
- The Briar Patch of Kingston Bed & Breakfast closed or delisted.
- Kingston West Motel closed or delisted.
- Abbey Manor Inn closed or delisted.
Renamed properties
- Howard Johnson at 686 Princess Street may have been previously known as Rest Inn or Rest Inn
- Quality Inn at 33 Benson Street may have been previously known as Diamond Hotels Inc.Ramada Hotel And Conference Center or Days Inn
- Delta Hotels at 1 Johnson Street may have been previously known as Radisson Hotel
- Days Inn at 1 First Canada Avenue may have been previously known as First Canada Inns
- Ramada by Wyndham at 1454 Princess Street may have been previously known as Comfort Inn or Maple Crest Inn
- Kingston Market Square Hotel at 285 King Street East may have been previously known as Four Points By Sheraton
- Super 8 at 794 Highway 2 may have been previously known as The Executive Inn and Suites
- Thriftlodge at 1187 Princess Street may have been previously known as Peachtree Inn
- DoubleTree by Hilton at 1550 Princess Street may have been previously known as Ambassador Hotel And Conference Centre