Bernard Gray Hall Bed and Breakfast in Niagara-on-the-Lake, Niagara Region, Canada | Bed and Breakfast

Welcome to Bernard Gray Hall Bed and Breakfast in Niagara on the Lake, Canada, one block from the main street and an easy walk to all Shaw Festival theatres, shops, and restaurants. Bernard Gray Hall Bed and Breakfast has a guest parlour with a reading library, TV, and fireplace. Our large suites (King-size beds)are ideal for multiple night stays. All our rooms have private ensuite washrooms. There are cats in residence at Bernard Gray Hall Bed and Breakfast.
Each morning we serve a full hot traditional breakfast. Breakfasts are varied each morning and can accommodate special diets.
The corner of King Street and Prideaux Street has always been important location in Niagara on the Lake. Prior to 1812, this was location of Newark jail house. The land registry shows entries from 1817 when this parcel of land was considered crown land and was bought and sold a few times as a lot until 1831 when John Graham purchased the land and built a tavern here called the John Graham Tavern and a period after it was named Black Swan Inn. John Graham lost the property sometime before 1845 for taxes unpaid.
Since 1988, at the corner of King Street and Prideaux Street , we have been hosting a successful 3 bedroom Bed and Breakfast named Bernard Gray Hall Bed and Breakfast. Please come and join us and the history at the corner of King Street and Prideaux Street in Niagara on the Lake.