Stayed here for 2 nights in May and had a very relaxing stay. Our train arrived in Ottawa at around 3pm so we wanted to check in around 4pm but we were told that the hosts were going to be out from 2pm - 5.30pm so we could check in before or after - so unfortunately we had to wait... More

Two townhouses side by side...owners in one who give you a key to the one next door. After a great night's sleep...and a hearty breakfast...head out to visit the nearby Byward Market, National Art Gallery of Canada, Royal Canadian Mint, Parliament Buildings, Rideau Canal etc. Great variety of restaurants and shopping nearby. Parking isn't a problem behind nearby Notre Dame... More

The Auberge du Marche is a joined pair of houses in a small suburb of Ottawa. The owners, Nicole and John are very friendly and after they have served breakfast in their dining room you have the quest half of the house to yourself. The Auberge is a 15 mins walk to the Ottawa centre / Parliament building and is... More

Thisl is the first B&B I stayed at 20 years ago. I have been to approximately 40 others since that first experience and all are rated according to this one. I have returned approximately ten times since, and I always use the same place in Ottawa. It is within a five minute walk from the National Art Gallery. (The best... More

Just returned from having stayed two nights at L'Auberge du Marche. It was a delight! We stayed in their two-room suite (bedroom and sitting room) with private bath. They also offer two rooms upstairs that share a bath. It's clean, comfortable, quiet, and economical. ($109C per night for two including full breakfast and taxes). It's located in the Byward Market... More

We stayed at L'Auberge du Marche, a small B&B more or less in the middle of Ottawa, in November 2004. Ottawa is quite a small city and everything you could possibly wish to visit is within walking distance. The owners of the B&B are very friendly and welcoming, breakfasts are good, fresh and different every day and are eaten at... More