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We visited Sandbank and thought would try staying at Belleville as there were more hotel options. We visited the East Zwick's Centennial Park after we checked out from the hotel the next day and drove around Belleville by the water to Quinte West, very peaceful town but not a whole lots of activities to offer. A lot of the eateries are also closed on Sunday, the town was so quite for the day. Cute own town but not a lot to do.

I have friends in Belleville so it is always a place I revisit as often as possible - due to covid it had been a while. I love coming back. For a newby there are lots of things in Belleville but also Prince Edward County is just across the bay - Sandbanks etc. Vineyards! We gathered at the Boathouse restaurant - yummy food - great service - lovely location. ( friends from college days) Belleville is a small city with everything you could need - no need to travel elsewhere - BUT Kingston is an hour away - lots of lovely towns in between.

It's a great stay if you wish to travel east on a long weekend and avoid the crowds. It's also close to the National Airforce Museum at Trenton. Be sure to stop by and take a look when you're in the area! Great for families with young kids.

Like many smaller towns/cities in Ontario, changing economic factors have strongly influenced its vitality. It's greater potential is evident in the improvements which have and are being made in reclaiming its waterfront with parklands and water access. An online list of top restaurants reveal a real weakness for tourists when fast food places dominate the listings. The rural region, especially Prince Edward County, has excellent roads, pleasant farmlands and forests which make for enjoyable driving trips. There seems to be an absence of printed and online material to support tourists in finding places to visit such as wineries, museums, shopping. This is also evident in the paucity of road signs to help visitors to these destinations. The nearby National Air Force Museum in Trenton is excellent but relatively unknown to many Canadians.

We stayed overnght in Belleville on the way back from Tobermory. We were doing a short jaunt in Prince Edward county, to see some wineries, an art gallery and sample some restaurants. It was the pervect place to stay as it was just a few minutes from Prince Edward County and a lovely drive with the bridges and water close by.

This hotel is very dated. The room furniture is very old. The rooms are dark, windows don't open. The air conditioning is extremely old and loud. There was a lot of construction on the property during our stay so it was constantly loud. We were supposed to stay for 3 nights but checked out a day early because we couldn't stay there any longer. Honestly I do not recommend this hotel unless you are looking for something cheap and quick.