Location was the biggest selling point.

No breakfast provided. More comfortable seating in the room would have been nice. Better lighting. Improve the bedspread/decor and could have been 4 star.

We stayed at the Knowlton because we wanted a friendly, warm hotel in the middle of the village. We were following the path of Inspector Gamache in the Louis Penny 3 Pines books. It was perfect. The beds were comfortable, the bathroom was clean, the room easily handled the twin and single beds. We were on the second story of the building on the main corner of downtown so we got to watch people laughing and walking their dogs. The restaurant downstairs is wonderful. We had mussels the first night and onion soup the second. Top notch food and excellent service. Everything about the place said warmth and comfort and home. We loved our stay.

Everything was great.

The bistrôt could not have been more convenient.

Our bathroom was awfully small, but that can't be helped.

great location. Nice clean room. Friendly staff. Nice restaurant with live music

Nothing

My husband and I were visiting the Eastern Townships of Quebec for the week and the Auberge Knowlton was our home base. It is the longest continously operating inn in the area, originally an 1849 stagecoach inn. We loved the mix of historical and modern comforts. The owners and staff were welcoming and the inn's very polite border collie, Charlie, was a bonus. Guests also receive a discount for dinner each night downstairs at the bistro/restaurant. Every meal (dinners and breakfast) that we had there did not disappoint! The Auberge is located in an ideal location for walkability around the village.

It wasn't an issue for us, we were there because of the historical factor and knew ahead of time, but travelers with mobility issues should be aware that the Auberge is located up a flight of stairs and there is not an elevator.

There was none.

The key for the front door did not work. The rooms have no security or safety.

Great location. Great town.

There was nothing I did not like.

Location was great for the reason we visited Knowlton. The hotel was old, but comfortable and clean. The cleaning staff was absolutely wonderful and very helpful. Particularly enjoyed the community "coffee" room as there were 4 of us in separate rooms.

The front desk staff was pretty much non-existent and gave us the impression they didn't really care. For example, we arrived late and for two of us our rooms keys were just left at the front desk in envelopes, which wasn't necessarily a bad thing. But we had an issue the first night do to an erroneous cancellation (don't think it was the hotel's fault) but we were lucky enough to be able to accommodate because two of us shared our rooms. The housekeeping staff were the employees that provided all of our help.