A boutique hotel in downtown Collingwood
Old Bones. Modern Soul.
Four suites in a restored 1885 building on Hurontario Street, in the heart of downtown Collingwood.
HISTORIC DOWNTOWN
Located steps away from local shops & bakeries
FOUR SUITES
Four restored suites with timeless character.
FOUR SEASONS
Adventure and relaxation, and charm in every season.
HERITAGE BUILDING
1885 heritage building with original brick and beams.
Where heritage meets modern comfort
Welcome
There's a moment, just inside the door, when the street lets go of you. Four suites sit on the second floor, the light soft, the day already slowing, each one made to be settled into. Below them, Bakery by the Bay means some mornings begin with the smell of fresh bread on the stairs. Set your bag down, and the building does the rest. Come and settle in.
The Suites
Four suites, no two alike. Three of the four sleep up to four, and every one is made for two.
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The Carmichael
The flagship, with the red kitchen and the big windows.
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The Foundry
A one-bedroom with room for four, ideal for two.
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The Ledger
A studio for two, the smallest and the simplest.
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The Hearth
A one-bedroom with the bakery right below.
The Details
Designed for people who notice things
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A full kitchen in every suite, ready for a slow morning coffee or a proper dinner in.
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Tall street-facing windows that fill the suite with long afternoon light.
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Beds made up in soft, cool white sheets, the kind guests keep naming in their reviews.
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Locally rooted, thoughtfully made.
Toiletries from The Body Bar, locally made in Collingwood.
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Locally rooted, thoughtfully made.
Loose-leaf tea from Blue Mountain Tea Co., a short walk from your door.
Old bones, modern soul
This building has stood on Hurontario since the mid-1880s, raised again in the years after the Great Collingwood Fire swept the street. Shipbuilders and merchants passed through its doors, and their names are still here, written by hand in the old ledgers. When we restored it, we kept faith with what was already in place. The brick is original. The beams overhead have held this roof for more than a century. And the timber we pulled from the walls during the work never left the building. It became the dining tables in the Foundry and the Hearth, and the shelving throughout the suites, so the wood that once framed these rooms still holds them together.
Everything at the door
Step out and the whole of downtown is yours, cafés and shops along Hurontario, the water and the trails a short walk down, and the slopes of Blue Mountain a short drive past the edge of town. Come back in and it goes quiet again. This is the rare corner of Collingwood where you can be in the middle of everything and still hear yourself think.
