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| We had such a wonderful stay in Albertine's BnB. The whole place had such a relaxing atmosphere to it, and it was incredibly clean and tidy. The breakfast was delicious. Albertine herself was fascinating to talk to in the morning, but also made sure to give us plenty of time on our own. Her local knowledge she shared with us was amazing and we got to go to two local swimming spots that were beautiful, with free parking and were not crowded. Recommended to all. |
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- Jennifer Allen, from Ontario 15 August 2018
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| Thank you Albertine for the wonderful experience the place was very beautiful and breakfast was very good . Had a pleasant stay |
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- Jyothi, from Toronto 6 August 2018
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| Thank you Albertine for providing us excellent service and accommodation! The place is so comfortable, peaceful, and quiet! The food is healthy, local, and homemade! She also provided us with useful tips and information about hiking, parking at Tobermory, places for watching sunrise and sunset, and etc... I highly recommend this place as it's convenient for traveling both north to Tobermory or south to Lion's Head! |
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- Paulina and Stephen, from Toronto 5 August 2016
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| Albertine was an exceptionally lovely and warm hostess. Her welcoming and open-minded energy made us feel comfortable right away and we fell in love with her gem of a home in the forest. Natural High BnB is located a convenient driving distance between Lion's Head and Tobermory, with great trails nearby. (Devil's Monument a highlight! Albertine was great at providing tailored hiking advice). The breakfasts were hearty and delicious - fresh fruit, local baking, eggs, toast, tea - and left us nourished and content. I highly recommend this BnB - we left feeling like we had a new friend! |
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- Melissa Benner, from Toronto, Ontario 15 July 2016
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| Just came back from a weekend getaway to the Bruce Peninsula. I stayed at the Natural High B&B for two nights and used it as the base camp for my trips/hikes. Albertine provides a very pleasant and comfortable stay as well as a breakfast that is both extensive and healthy - homemade cereals, yoghurt, a variety of organic fruits and vegetables, eggs and toast. The place is also very quiet and dark at night, due to its remoteness, so that you sleep very restfully and can see the full depth of the night sky (if the weather plays along, of course). Albertine's also got quite a library covering the nature of the peninsula which was helpful in figuring out whether I actually saw a Massassauga on one of my hikes (I did). |
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- Markus Todt, 11 July 2016
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