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Built in 1817 and reimagined for the 21st century, Whitney Manor is a boutique hotel that combines timeless elegance with modern amenities and luxury in the heart of the 1000 Islands.
As a self-catered accommodation, each suite in our historic hotel acts as its own luxury apartment offering guests a chance to relax and enjoy their stay in a setting that offers so much more than your typical shoe-box size hotel room. In all of our one and two bedroom suites you'll find a fully-equipped kitchen, a spacious living and dining area, a private balcony or patio, in-suite laundry, and so much more!
Kingston's Most Historic Boutique Hotel
The Greystone Suite
Originally the servant's quarters — we've made some upgrades since then. Three storeys of exposed limestone walls and wood beams, a lofted king bedroom with a jetted tub right beside the bed, and a private entrance that makes the whole place feel like yours alone.
The Sopwell Suite
Once the manor's original ballroom, the Sopwell Suite still has the 12-foot cathedral ceilings and floor-to-ceiling limestone fireplace to prove it. Two bedrooms, a four-poster canopy bed, heated marble floors in the bathroom, and a deep soaking tub.
The Penthouse Suite
Perched on the manor's top floor with panoramic St. Lawrence views, the Penthouse is the most private suite in the building — because it's the only one up here. Exposed limestone walls, hand-hewn ceiling beams, and a rooftop balcony made for morning coffee or evening wine.
The Chapel Suite
Built as an actual chapel in the early 1800s, this suite kept the limestone walls and added a chef's kitchen, two full bathrooms, and room for six. A private entrance and furnished patio make it feel less like a hotel and more like a house you happen to have for the week.
The Whitney Suite
The largest suite in the manor and the only one on ground level — no stairs at all. Two bedrooms, a gourmet kitchen with two ovens, and a formal dining area that seats eight. Original pine floors, 12-foot ceilings, and a furnished patio overlooking the front gardens. Sleeps five.
The Greystone Suite
Originally the servant's quarters — we've made some upgrades since then. Three storeys of exposed limestone walls and wood beams, a lofted king bedroom with a jetted tub right beside the bed, and a private entrance that makes the whole place feel like yours alone.
The Sopwell Suite
Once the manor's original ballroom, the Sopwell Suite still has the 12-foot cathedral ceilings and floor-to-ceiling limestone fireplace to prove it. Two bedrooms, a four-poster canopy bed, heated marble floors in the bathroom, and a deep soaking tub.
The Penthouse Suite
Perched on the manor's top floor with panoramic St. Lawrence views, the Penthouse is the most private suite in the building — because it's the only one up here. Exposed limestone walls, hand-hewn ceiling beams, and a rooftop balcony made for morning coffee or evening wine.
The Chapel Suite
Built as an actual chapel in the early 1800s, this suite kept the limestone walls and added a chef's kitchen, two full bathrooms, and room for six. A private entrance and furnished patio make it feel less like a hotel and more like a house you happen to have for the week.
The Whitney Suite
The largest suite in the manor and the only one on ground level — no stairs at all. Two bedrooms, a gourmet kitchen with two ovens, and a formal dining area that seats eight. Original pine floors, 12-foot ceilings, and a furnished patio overlooking the front gardens. Sleeps five.
The Greystone Suite
Originally the servant's quarters — we've made some upgrades since then. Three storeys of exposed limestone walls and wood beams, a lofted king bedroom with a jetted tub right beside the bed, and a private entrance that makes the whole place feel like yours alone.
The Sopwell Suite
Once the manor's original ballroom, the Sopwell Suite still has the 12-foot cathedral ceilings and floor-to-ceiling limestone fireplace to prove it. Two bedrooms, a four-poster canopy bed, heated marble floors in the bathroom, and a deep soaking tub.
The Penthouse Suite
Perched on the manor's top floor with panoramic St. Lawrence views, the Penthouse is the most private suite in the building — because it's the only one up here. Exposed limestone walls, hand-hewn ceiling beams, and a rooftop balcony made for morning coffee or evening wine.
The Chapel Suite
Built as an actual chapel in the early 1800s, this suite kept the limestone walls and added a chef's kitchen, two full bathrooms, and room for six. A private entrance and furnished patio make it feel less like a hotel and more like a house you happen to have for the week.
The Whitney Suite
The largest suite in the manor and the only one on ground level — no stairs at all. Two bedrooms, a gourmet kitchen with two ovens, and a formal dining area that seats eight. Original pine floors, 12-foot ceilings, and a furnished patio overlooking the front gardens. Sleeps five.
The Greystone Suite
Originally the servant's quarters — we've made some upgrades since then. Three storeys of exposed limestone walls and wood beams, a lofted king bedroom with a jetted tub right beside the bed, and a private entrance that makes the whole place feel like yours alone.
The Sopwell Suite
Once the manor's original ballroom, the Sopwell Suite still has the 12-foot cathedral ceilings and floor-to-ceiling limestone fireplace to prove it. Two bedrooms, a four-poster canopy bed, heated marble floors in the bathroom, and a deep soaking tub.
The Penthouse Suite
Perched on the manor's top floor with panoramic St. Lawrence views, the Penthouse is the most private suite in the building — because it's the only one up here. Exposed limestone walls, hand-hewn ceiling beams, and a rooftop balcony made for morning coffee or evening wine.
The Chapel Suite
Built as an actual chapel in the early 1800s, this suite kept the limestone walls and added a chef's kitchen, two full bathrooms, and room for six. A private entrance and furnished patio make it feel less like a hotel and more like a house you happen to have for the week.
The Whitney Suite
The largest suite in the manor and the only one on ground level — no stairs at all. Two bedrooms, a gourmet kitchen with two ovens, and a formal dining area that seats eight. Original pine floors, 12-foot ceilings, and a furnished patio overlooking the front gardens. Sleeps five.
The Greystone Suite
Originally the servant's quarters — we've made some upgrades since then. Three storeys of exposed limestone walls and wood beams, a lofted king bedroom with a jetted tub right beside the bed, and a private entrance that makes the whole place feel like yours alone.
The Sopwell Suite
Once the manor's original ballroom, the Sopwell Suite still has the 12-foot cathedral ceilings and floor-to-ceiling limestone fireplace to prove it. Two bedrooms, a four-poster canopy bed, heated marble floors in the bathroom, and a deep soaking tub.
The Penthouse Suite
Perched on the manor's top floor with panoramic St. Lawrence views, the Penthouse is the most private suite in the building — because it's the only one up here. Exposed limestone walls, hand-hewn ceiling beams, and a rooftop balcony made for morning coffee or evening wine.
The Chapel Suite
Built as an actual chapel in the early 1800s, this suite kept the limestone walls and added a chef's kitchen, two full bathrooms, and room for six. A private entrance and furnished patio make it feel less like a hotel and more like a house you happen to have for the week.
The Whitney Suite
The largest suite in the manor and the only one on ground level — no stairs at all. Two bedrooms, a gourmet kitchen with two ovens, and a formal dining area that seats eight. Original pine floors, 12-foot ceilings, and a furnished patio overlooking the front gardens. Sleeps five.
The Greystone Suite
Originally the servant's quarters — we've made some upgrades since then. Three storeys of exposed limestone walls and wood beams, a lofted king bedroom with a jetted tub right beside the bed, and a private entrance that makes the whole place feel like yours alone.
The Sopwell Suite
Once the manor's original ballroom, the Sopwell Suite still has the 12-foot cathedral ceilings and floor-to-ceiling limestone fireplace to prove it. Two bedrooms, a four-poster canopy bed, heated marble floors in the bathroom, and a deep soaking tub.
The Penthouse Suite
Perched on the manor's top floor with panoramic St. Lawrence views, the Penthouse is the most private suite in the building — because it's the only one up here. Exposed limestone walls, hand-hewn ceiling beams, and a rooftop balcony made for morning coffee or evening wine.
The Chapel Suite
Built as an actual chapel in the early 1800s, this suite kept the limestone walls and added a chef's kitchen, two full bathrooms, and room for six. A private entrance and furnished patio make it feel less like a hotel and more like a house you happen to have for the week.
The Whitney Suite
The largest suite in the manor and the only one on ground level — no stairs at all. Two bedrooms, a gourmet kitchen with two ovens, and a formal dining area that seats eight. Original pine floors, 12-foot ceilings, and a furnished patio overlooking the front gardens. Sleeps five.
Five Heritage Suites, Five Stories
Kingston's oldest limestone manor, now home to five luxurious one and two bedroom suites
Standard in All Our Suites
Hover over the gallery below to see the details that make a stay here feel like home, not a hotel
OUR REVIEWS
Guests consistently praise our exceptional service, luxurious accommodations, and peaceful atmosphere. With top ratings across platforms, All Suites Whitney Manor is a guest favorite in Kingston.
OUR LEVEL OF LUXURY
Our suites are as unique as they are luxurious. We take pride in offering our guests a chance to relax and unwind in the most comfortable and elegant surroundings in the 1000 Islands.
OUR HISTORIC ARCHICTECTURE
Built in 1817, this designated heritage building is one of the oldest limestone structures in the Kingston area. Originally built as a single family dwelling, the Manor has kept its original design and structure intact after being split into five equally distinct and luxurious suites.
OUR SPACIOUS SUITES
Whether it’s a birthday, anniversary, family reunion, or intimate dinner party, enjoy life's most memorable moments in the comfort of our unique and spacious suites.
OUR PEACEFUL AND SCENIC SETTING
Whitney Manor offers the chance for a quiet getaway—without having to leave civilization. Just a 5-minute drive from the heart of downtown Kingston, the Manor is situated in a peaceful, suburban neighborhood, nestled alongside the scenic St. Lawrence River.
Why Guests Choose Whitney Manor
More space, more privacy, more character — without the corporate feel
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