Hampton Inn by Hilton Napanee is located in the heart of Greater Napanee, a charming town in Lennox and Addington County, Ontario, known for its historic architecture and proximity to the scenic Napanee River. This mid-range hotel offers 81 well-appointed rooms featuring modern amenities such as ergonomic workstations, mini-fridges, microwaves, and the brand's signature CleanStay® sanitation protocol. Guests enjoy complimentary hot breakfast with waffle stations, a 24-hour fitness center with cardio equipment, and an indoor pool with a whirlpool. The property stands out for its convenient location just off Highway 401 (Exit 579), making it ideal for road trippers exploring Eastern Ontario. Colonial-inspired design elements throughout the hotel pay homage to the region’s Loyalist heritage, blending comfort with local character. Reaching the hotel is straightforward for both air and road travelers. The nearest major airport is Kingston Norman Rogers Airport (YGK), about 40 km away (35-minute drive via County Road 6), though most international visitors fly into Toronto Pearson International Airport (YYZ) (200 km west, 2.5-hour drive via Highway 401). The hotel provides free parking, including spaces for oversized vehicles – a boon for those exploring Prince Edward County’s wineries. While Greater Napanee lacks direct public transit from airports, services like Parkway Taxi offer flat-rate transfers from Kingston (approximately $80 CAD). VIA Rail’s Napanee Station (3 km from hotel) connects to Toronto and Montreal, with the hotel offering shuttle service upon request. Cyclists will appreciate the proximity to the Cataraqui Trail, a 104 km rail-to-trail pathway. Food enthusiasts will find diverse options near the hotel. The Waterfront River Pub & Terrace (1.2 km) serves elevated pub fare like butter chicken poutine with views of the Napanee River. For authentic Canadian diner experience, Don’s Fish & Chips (800m) has been frying local pickerel since 1967. The Napanee Farmers’ Market (Saturdays at 3 Dairy Ave, 2 km) showcases artisanal cheeses from nearby Empire Valley Farms and maple products from Wyman’s Sugarbush. Coffee aficionados frequent The Yellow Door Coffee House (1.5 km) for single-origin pour-overs and homemade Nanaimo bars. Fine dining seekers can drive 25 minutes to The Hubb Restaurant in Picton for their famous Wellington County beef tasting menu. Greater Napanee brims with cultural and outdoor attractions. The Allan Macpherson House & Park (1.8 km) is a meticulously restored 1826 homestead offering insight into Loyalist life through interactive exhibits. Industrial history comes alive at the Lennox Generating Station (4 km), a decommissioned hydro plant with guided tours explaining Ontario’s electrification. Nature lovers should explore the Lennox & Addington Dark Sky Viewing Area (15 km north), one of Ontario’s premier stargazing spots with minimal light pollution. The Springside Park (2 km) features a unique Storybook Trail with pages from children’s books displayed along its walking paths. Day trips to Sandbanks Provincial Park (45-minute drive) reveal some of Canada’s most spectacular freshwater dunes. Practical amenities surround the hotel. Government services cluster near 5 Richmond Park Drive (3 km), housing ServiceOntario and the Lennox & Addington County offices. Major employers include Goodyear Canada’s manufacturing plant (5 km east) and Invista’s polyester fiber facility (8 km west). The Strathcona Paper Centre (3 km) hosts hockey tournaments and concerts in its 1,200-seat arena, while the Napanee Golf & Country Club (4 km) offers an 18-hole course with challenging water hazards. Education facilities range from Loyalist College’s Napanee campus (3 km) for skilled trades training to NDSS (Napanee District Secondary School) (2.5 km), known for its specialist high-skills major programs. Budget-conscious travelers might prefer the Super 8 by Wyndham Napanee (1.5 km away), offering basic rooms with continental breakfast at 20% lower rates. The Maple Crest Motel (4 km east on Highway 2) provides clean, no-frills accommodations with kitchenettes, popular among long-stay guests. For a quaint B&B experience, The Olde Church Inn (6 km in Camden East) features heritage rooms in a converted 1870s Methodist church, complete with original stained glass. Backpackers can opt for Lennox & Addington Affordable Housing’s hostel (5 km), offering dorm beds with community kitchen access. Guest reviews on TripAdvisor (4.3/5) consistently praise the hotel’s exceptional staff hospitality, with many noting how front desk agents provide personalized maps highlighting lesser-known attractions like the Ghost Town of Roblin. Recent renovatons to the pool area with new UV filtration system receive particular acclaim from families. Business travelers appreciate the soundproof meeting rooms and reliable high-speed internet capable of supporting video conferences. Some negative feedback mentions limited vegan options at breakfast, though the kitchen has recently added plant-based sausages upon request. Environmental initiatives like the towel reuse program and EV charging stations (2 Tesla connectors) resonate with eco-conscious guests. Repeat visitors often highlight the hidden gem status – offering Hilton-quality service without downtown Toronto prices, especially during fall foliage season when the lobby’s floor-to-ceiling windows frame spectacular colors. The surrounding Lennox and Addington region reveals its charms through seasonal activities. Summer brings the Napanee Heritage Festival (first weekend of August) featuring historic reenactments at the Macpherson House, while winter transforms the area into a snowmobile hub with direct access to the Ontario Federation of Snowmobile Clubs trail network. Antique hunters flock to The Lennox Antique Mall (3 km), a 12,000 sq ft space with 60+ vendor booths specializing in Canadiana. The hotel concierge can arrange exclusive experiences like private tastings at Slickers County Ice Cream (25-minute drive), where unusual flavors like Campfire (toasted marshmallow with graham cracker) are churned using milk from their own grass-fed cows. Whether as a base for exploring Thousand Islands or a tranquil retreat from urban bustle, this Hampton Inn location delivers both convenience and authentic small-town Canadian hospitality.
Hotels in Napanee Ontario, Hampton Inn by Hilton Hotel
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The Hampton Inn Napanee hotel is located near Napanee River, downtown Napanee, and MacPherson House. Book your stay and enjoy free hot breakfast and WiFi.
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