Grey Silo Park
Grey Silo Park, 290, Waterloo, ON, Canada- Park
Historic Building and Garden Views
Experience a charming stay at 1842 Bed & Breakfast, located in a historic building with picturesque garden views.
Comfortable Accommodation with Modern Amenities
Each unit offers a cozy seating area, private bathroom with bathrobes, and free WiFi. Enjoy the convenience of housekeeping services and shared lounge areas.
Outdoor Activities and Relaxation
Indulge in cycling, fishing, and canoeing in the scenic surroundings of St. Jacobs. Unwind at the picnic area or on the terrace during your stay.
Book now for a delightful getaway at 1842 Bed & Breakfast in St. Jacobs!
Check-in from
04:00 PM
Check-out by
11:30 AM
Parking
FREE
Children
Not allowed
Pets
Not allowed
Sleeps
Up to 3 guests
3 adults
Beds
2 Single bed (90-130 cm wide), Futon Mat (Variable Size)
Room details
19 m2
City View
In-room amenities
Sleeps
Up to 3 guests
3 adults
Beds
Large bed (151-180 cm wide), Futon Mat (Variable Size)
Room details
16 m2
City View
In-room amenities
Sleeps
Up to 2 guests
2 adults
Beds
Large bed (151-180 cm wide)
Room details
11 m2
City View
In-room amenities
Free private parking is possible on site (reservation is not needed).
WiFi is available in all areas and is free of charge.
Pets are not allowed.
Children are not allowed. Adults stay for CAD 50 per person per night when using an available extra bed. You haven't added any cots. Any type of extra bed or child's cot/crib is upon request and needs to be confirmed by management. Supplements are not calculated automatically in the total costs and will have to be paid for separately during your stay.
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Provider-sourced guest reviews.
We had the pleasure of staying at the 1842 Bed and Breakfast, hosted by Lynn and Alan for a few days. What a delightful experience at this charming property! We stayed in the Carpenter's room with a four poster bed and pull-out bed. Both were exceptionally comfortable. The bathroom was super-clean and well appointed. Breakfasts were to die for - fresh fruit, home baked muffins served warm, and eggs / bacon or pancakes / sausage. There is a beautiful sitting room with lots of magazines and movies, or a quiet place to curl up with a book. Lynn and Alan are exceptional hosts - there was cold water, soft drinks, coffee / tea, treats and cookies available 24 hours, along with a microwave and toaster if you wanted to make a snack. Every comfort is considered - and did I mention that everything is spotlessly clean? Added bonus (big bonus): Alan is a gifted artisan who crafts glass jewellery and other items in his on-site studio - he has many items displayed including necklaces, earrings, lamps, and ornaments. Workmanship is excellent and a few items make wonderful mementos of your lovely stay. I would return to the area just to stay at this B&B!!!
A little gem of an Inn run by a very nice couple. Spotlessly clean and beautifully appointed our room was very comfortable. We were the only guests mid week so it was also very quiet. Lynn made us an exceptional country breakfast including the best blueberry muffins I have tasted. We walked to a local restaurant for dinner so no need to drive. I would have preferred to have the bathroom within our room but our private bath was accessed from the hall in the next room just steps away. Thank you Lynn and Alan for a lovely stay.
Excellent host and hostess. Alan and Lynn were very accommodating with any requests. An amazing breakfast, clean comfortable bed. Would certainly book again if we are in the area. Cozy century home with lots of character.
We stayed one night. Lovely room, great owners. Breakfast was unbelievable, much more than we could eat. My only issue would be that the private bath room was across the hall - this was the same for all three rooms on our floor.
Very good choice in the Kitchener-Waterloo area. A very pretty room. Located in a nice quiet village but very close to Waterloo. Great breakfast. Free Parking. We reserve by phone at the last minute without any problem.
My friend and I spent one night at this B&B on August 17th and we would have stayed longer had time permitted. The house is lovely, cozy and full of history. Lynn and Allan are wonderful hosts, warm and friendly. I can't say enough about the amazing breakfast! Yum!! We would definitely stay here again. Thank you Lynn and Allan for making us feel welcomed and for a lovely chat after breakfast. We wish you all the best and hope to see you again if our travels take us back to your area some day!
This is a heritage property just outside St Jacobs, Ontario, and was quite delightful. It is also the home of the Allan Ryan glasswork art studio - an added bonus. Lynne lives at the property and was a charming hostess, looking after all my needs. Breakfast was outstanding! My room was quite small and my washroom was just outside my door down the hall (rather a surprise), but that really didn't affect my enjoyment of the property.
This was our first time at the 1842 B & B. Lynn made us very welcome. The place contains 3 rooms; each with their own bathroom (not directly connected to the room). Room and bed were both comfortable. Bathroom scrupulously clean. Breakfast (for 6 people total was superb. Home baked muffins (still warm). Fresh fruit. Yoghurt. Quiche (our day) directly from the stove (by the taste). Your choice of coffee, tea or green tea. Lynn stayed to talk after she was done.
Stayed July 18, 2018 Lovely time - amazing breakfast - best blueberry muffins ever! Neat and clean - private bath, comfie bed, wonderful company for a full country breakfast serviced with warmth and generosity Would highly recommend
This is a very unique historic building that has been converted into a B&B. The owner was very nice and offered little local information. Breakfasts were very good and again the owner made every effort to make us feel welcome. It is located in a very convient location for the area. Our major concern, and a reason we would not stay there again, is the amount of noise in the rooms and the fact that even thought the bathrooms are private they are detached from the room. The owner told us that there would be no noise after 10 a night and this was just not true. There was road noise most of the night. So light sleepers be aware. No TV in either the room or the common room.
B&B's are a reflection of the owner's personalities and this B&B is no different. The owners are artisans and have years of B&B ownership. Pros - Only a few KMs from St. Jacobs and St. Jacobs market Generous fresh made breakfast Historical information on the building and region readily available at the B&B Accessible, accomodating owners Clean bedroom and bath Cons- Floors are uneven, rise, fall and creak due to the building's age Persons with sensitive sinuses may find the inn's historic odors unsettling as well as the smells from the jeweler's kiln Light sleepers may find the noise between rooms unsettling and if windows are open the regular highway traffic out front disruptive Ensuite bathrooms are in a common hallway. The bath is not connected to the bedroom. Access to rooms is through the retail business of the B&B
My girlfriends and our daughters just stayed for my 50th birthday and enjoyed every minute. Lynn and Allan are lovely and friendly hosts who make an over night stay an experience. Beautiful rooms with private baths across the hall on the second floor of a cute period home. Snacks and drinks are conveniently located in the hallway outside the rooms, along with countless books. The living room downstairs has movies and our breakfast of bacon, eggs, fresh hot muffins, yogurt, cereals fresh fruit, tea and coffee was to die for!!
This is a really charming and lovely bed and breakfast, a vastly different experience from a regular hotel. Allan and Lynn are exceptional hosts; I don't think they have overlooked a single detail. The rooms are comfortable and quaint, and the bathrooms are clean and functional. Note that the bathrooms are for the use of a single room, they are across a hall, not en suite. Breakfast is home made and generous, but family style, so you will be sharing the table with other guests. We enjoyed our stay very much. Highly recommended.
We stayed for only one night and were the only guests. The host made us feel very welcome, even providing soft drinks in a fridge. Allen recommended a great place from a meal. The breakfast was huge, including homemade muffins. A great place to stay.
Stayed with Lynn & Allan at their very Historic B&B in Conestoga, this couple were very gracious and welcoming. The B&B was built in the 1840s and the owners are only too happy to tell the history of the property. Breakfast was superb and Lynn was very obliging in your choice of menu, rooms were clean and each has its own private shower Allan runs a jewellery studio downstairs with exquisite hand made pieces.
Allan and Lynn have a wonderful B&B and do their utmost to ensure the comfort of their guests. The bed we had in our room was very comfortable.....topped with a very attractive quilt. Cleanliness is observable in all corners of the premises. All the touches: robes to wear, wine glasses, snacks, bottled water, guest library, very comfortable lounge for guests with TV and a large movie selection. After showing us to our room, Lynn offered to make us coffee/tea. We enjoyed the tea with some homemade treats. What a special touch! Breakfast was very enjoyable and filling. Yogurts, fruit salad, juices, coffee/tea, homemade cinnamon rolls, bacon, eggs.....we could not have asked for more. If you forgot any bathroom items they were there......no worries. A very enjoyable stay that we would happily repeat if in the area again.
We spent a night here in order to visit our son who lives in Waterloo and go to the St. Jacob's market. It was a great choice! The rooms are cute and affordable, the couple who run it are friendly and personable. There's a nice little lounge for guests, with board games and books. The breakfast (included) is delicious, more than ample and all home-made. We wouldn't hesitate to return.
Just a few minutes from Waterloo, little Conestogo is a sleepy, pretty spot where you're likely to wake to the sounds of a horse and buggy clopping by on their way to St. Jacob's just up the road. The inn is in an old sawmill and comes complete with creaky floors, low ceilings and a lovely art gallery. The rooms are small but comfortable and each has a private bath across the hall. Thankfully, there are fluffy robes in each room so you won't shock the neighbours. There's no TV but there is a fast wifi and a small lounge on the main floor has a TV. Breakfast is served family style and owners Lynn and Allan flit in and out with a large meal of eggs, bacon and enough baking to keep you from even needing a trip to St. Jacob's. This a great spot for a night or two and the owners are friendly and helpful.
Allan and Lynn bend over backwards to ensure that your stay with them is everything you want. Rooms are very comfy and clean and the private bathroom exclusive to our room across the hall is not a problem. The library with books and magazines was a thoughtful resource. Breakfast is delicious and generous. Allan's suggestion of a restaurant for dinner was great.
We only stayed the one night but the hosts are great. The place is immaculate and the breakfast very hardy and very large. The attached Gallery of art and jewellery is wonderful as well. The hosts were willing to share stories galore of the place and their journey there! I would highly recommend this B&B with prices right in the normal range for a very good B&B. The one oddity is, although rooms have private bathrooms - they are across a hallway! The inn offered coffee and snacks, a fridge, and parking. If you are looking for good restaurant or local info they have all that too!