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Nestled in the woods of Rural Kanata, Kent House B&B offers the peace and quiet of a rural setting with the convenience of being close to the businesses, entertainment and shopping areas of Kanata. We are a 30 minute drive from downtown Ottawa, ten minutes from Kanata's high Tech business park and ten minutes from Scotia Bank Place, home to the Ottawa Senators and a wide range of big name concerts. We are also surrounded by several golf courses and it is a ten minute drive into the rural village of Carp where, on Saturday mornings in the summer, you can experience a true country farmer's market where all the goods are either grown, made or produced by the vendors. We also have several golf courses within a ten to fifteen minute drive and are close to hiking, bicycling and cross country ski trails. If you enjoy drives in the countryside the Ottawa Valley offers many scenic drives and boasts an active artists community. In the Spring and Fall you can participate in the Red Trillium studio tour where local artists open their doors to visitors. It would take at least two days to do justice to all of the studios on the tour.
Guests can relax in the large, bright sitting room where there is a selection of CDs, board games, books and the daily news papers. In the winter a log fire adds warmth to the room and in summer the house is cooled with central air conditioning. The Queen size beds in the Garden Room and the Annex Bedroom each have luxury, pillow top mattresses and the trundle bed in the Annex Sitting Room has non-allergenic , synthetic feather, feather bed mattress toppers. In each of the bedrooms there is a TV & DVD player along with a coffee maker, kettle and supplies for making tea, coffee or hot chocolate, all fair trade organic. In the private bathrooms there is a hair dryer and a selection of toiletries. if you have forgotten something just ask as, the chances are, I might just have a spare on hand.
In the mornings breakfast is served in the dining room where the large windows offer the feeling of sitting amongst the trees. Most guests say that after a Kent House Breakfast, they won't be needing any lunch. Breakfast consists of fresh fruit, an assortment of cereals, an egg dish which could be an omelette, an Italian style frittatta, scrambled eggs, French toast or home made pancakes, bacon or sausages, oven roasted potatoes, slow roasted tomatoes, an assortment of home made style breads, home made preserves, juice and tea or coffee. As much as possible organic and locally grown ingredients are used. I am happy to accommodate special diets including vegatarian and vegan foods.
The house is smoke free but there is a covered deck which smokers are welcome to use.
Bed & Breakfast Rooms & Rates
| Rates based on double occupancy unless otherwise specified | ||
| The Annex Bedroom, Queen bed | Private bathroom, bathtub/shower combination, TV, DVD player, Hi-speed Internet access, tea/coffee making supplies, toiletries, hair dryer, robes & slippers. | $86 - $96 per night |
| The Annex Suite - bedroom plus sitting room , Queen, single trundle, pulls out to a double | 2 rooms, bedroom plus sitting room, private bathroom, TV, DVD player, Hi-speed Internet access, tea/coffee making supplies, toiletries, hair dryer, robes & slippers. | $100.00 - $140.00 per night |
| The Garden Room, Queen | Large room on ground floor. direct access to the garden. TV, VCR, DVD player, Hi-speed internet access, assortment of DVDs, videos & books, tea/coffee making supplies. ensuite bathroom, toiletries, hair dryer, robes & slippers. | $100.00 single occupancy $110.00 double occupancy |
| Payment Methods include: American Express, Cash, Master Card, Money Order, Travellers Cheque, Visa | ||
Bed & Breakfast DirectionsFrom Ottawa take the 417 west to the Eagleson / March Rd. exit. Turn right onto March Rd. and head north to Huntmar Drive, turn left onto Huntmar at the sign for Loch March Golf Course and take the second left onto Sherruby Way. 1422 is on the right.
