Niagara on the Lake - Canada Marrakech Mansion (circa 1870) in Niagara-on-the-Lake

The historically accurate fence and house colours make this one of the most photographed in Niagara on the Lake. Marrakech Mansion was built around 1880 the interior like the exterior enjoys many of the historical features of the time. We have added a Moroccan flavour with imported lighting, artwork and colour.

Location: The house is located 1/2 block from the river, 1 block from shopping and restaurants in the heart of the old town.

The garden: You will love the large garden with antique roses, perennial flowers and large grassed area. The garden has in-ground sprinklers so it always looks its best

Eating outside: A patio with afternoon shade and a private garden that enjoys afternoon sun. A Moroccan table & chairs are located in both areas. The gas barbecue is on the sunny side of the house.

Inside: The main floor has a large living room, dining room and study as well as kitchen. The house has the original pine floors throughout with hand knotted Moroccan and Persian rugs

Bedrooms: The four bedrooms are upstairs so you have the whole main floor for entertaining. 

-Two TV�s with VCR and Cable,lots of movies plus stereo system
-A fully equipped kitchen with fridge, stove, microwave,
coffeemaker, washer & dryer
-1/2 bath downstairs, 2 bathrooms upstairs, both with shower
-All 4 bedrooms are on the second floor: 3 with queen beds, 1 with
twin beds. Main Floor Den has a sofa bed
-Natural Gas heat & central air conditioning
-All linens supplied (Sheets and towels)
-Wi-Fi

Niagara Falls is just a 20 minute drive away. The drive takes you
through the wine region and past several of the area's 50+ wineries
all of which will welcome you in for a tasting.

The Shaw festival is at the heart of any Niagara on the Lake visit
with plays by George Bernard Shaw and contemporaries. Go to the Shaw
web site to view a list of plays and buy tickets. Buy your tickets
early however as they sell out quickly.

The oldest Golf Course in North America is just around the corner.
You can walk and carry your clubs to the course.

The war of 1812 between the British and the USA was fought right on
this ground and pottery shards are everywhere from the great fire of
December 1813 when the town was burnt by retreating Americans. (We
have forgiven them!) Walk or bike the flat streets and enjoy the
history.

Rates are quoted in Canadian Funds. Payment can be made using VISA or Master Card.

High Season: May 1 to October 31 - 1 day $700, 2 days 1,400, 3 days $1800, 4 days $2,200, 5 days $2,600, 6 days $3,000, 7 days $3,400.

Christmas - New Year:Dec. 9 2011 - Jan 2, 2012 1 day $550, 2 days $1,100, 3 days $1,400, 4 days $1,700, 5 days $2,000, 6 days $2,150, 7 days $2,300.


Low Season: November 1 - April 30 - 1 day $400, 2 days $800, 3 days $1,000, 4 days $1,200, 5 days $1,1,400, 6 days $1,600, 7 days $1,700.

2 day minumum year round except July and August which is 3 days
Rates are based on a maximum of 8 people. An additional charge of
$25.00 per night will be charged for each additional guest to a maximum of 10.
BOOKINGS
50% deposit by Visa or MasterCard is required to confirm a
reservation
Remaining balance is due 30 days prior to check in date
13% HST payable on all bookings
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CANCELLATION POLICY

Advise 60 days or more prior to booking and receive all but 10% of booking amount.
To view the full policy please go to my web site and click on policies.