Huff Estates Inn & Winery

We visited Huff Estates as the first stop in a wine tour in Prince Edward Coumty. Immediately the bar was set high...from the warm welcome, immaculate setting and knowledgeable staff. The wine tasting was relaxed and personal, with a selection of wines offered together with cheese pairings in an elegant setting. It was a great start! The visit continued with a guided tour of the wine making process and cellars. Our guide was engaging and answered all of our questions without rushing us. At the end, we had an opportunity to visit their shop and purchase wine, but there was no pressure to do so. We left feeling completely satisfied with the visit...highly recommend that Huff Estates be part of any wine tour!

Stayed two nights in October for our anniversary. Our room was clean and lovely! Very nice bathroom and sitting are with fireplace. Patio area was semi secluded so people were not looking at each other. Breakfast room and breakfast was more than I expected. Made to order omelettes, or ask for just eggs. Hash browns, bacon, make your own waffles, cereal, pastries, toast etc. We were very pleased. The grounds are beautiful and of course the wine.

Not having stayed at the Inn for at least 12 years, we booked a weekend stay to celebrate our anniversary and have a lovely visit with friends in Prince Edward County. Memories or our times here with our two children, now grown, were dashed when we entered. Not to belabour other comments from guests, but the rooms could definitely use some freshening up - for example, our king bed was ‘unsleepable’ with our feet elevated above our heads due to what seemed to be an old and overused mattress. Musty smell in the room was pronounced and the front desk greeting at check-in was mechanical and unwelcoming. We don’t have any comments on the breakfast as we didn’t even stay the night - when we learned the inn was fully booked and no other room was available, we left as we knew we wouldn’t sleep. Also seemed to be our unfortunate luck, but there was a gals group down the hall having a great time (maybe a pre-wedding celebration?) and that noise also detracted from our mission of a peaceful stay in the county. To sum up, I believe there are less expensive rooms available closer to town and we’ll book one of those next time.

We had a wonderful two night stay here in a King Bed suite. Very spacious two rooms with walk-in shower, comfortable sectional sofa and wing back chair plus our own patio with table and chairs. We are city people and so enjoyed the quiet of the countryside, marred only by the somewhat noisy air conditioners. The staff are all great, cooked to order eggs delicious and the sculpture garden well-worth the stroll. It was a very pleasant place for our "mini-vacation".

Spent an incredible Birthday getaway for my Husband at this beautiful inn. The staff were all friendly, personable and accommodating. Special shout out to Brian at the winery, James and Meghan at the Inn.We also had the unexpected pleasure of meeting the owner, Mr. Huff, who was charming. The accommodations were cosy, modern and clean. Breakfast was delicious, and the adjacent art gallery was an added bonus. Can’t wait to go back.❣️❣️

This would be a very good $120 a night hotel, but it's a bit of a stretch to say the same for a $230 a night inn, which this is for a mid-week stay (more on the weekend apparently, and more during high season). Truth be told, I was expecting maybe just a bit more than was experienced. The hotel common areas and certainly the room (number 3) are looking just a tad shop-worn and sadly dated. The darker 1990s decor looks just that. The little patio area off the room was appreciated although it, too, is rather sad looking. As an example of the need for a re-fresh, why would the hotel use brown-tinted curtains in the breakfast room? Let in the light! The staff were capable and we had no issues during our stay. Everything functioned as it should and the place was very clean. Just tired looking. There was an annoying heater/air conditioner unit our neighbours in the next room had running all night which meant a trade-off between a stuffy room or opening the patio door for air (there is a screen) and living with the noise. Breakfast was unremarkable and disappointing after reviews I had read to the contrary. Basic things as you find in any hotel with a "free" breakfast these days. Lipstick on a pig, friends, although it is smeared in this case.

We booked the overnight stay with 1/2 day wine tour and had a great time! Our room was ready when we arrived at noon. It was clean, comfortable and had a few complimentary cans of the All Day Rose! The wine tour was great, good wineries and John our tour driver was very personable. The room was nice and quiet and breakfast in the morning was perfect, with made to order omelets. The only negative would be the lack of dining options in the winter. Picton is close by, but taxis are pricey at $30 each way. They are also very limited so be sure to call in advance or be prepared to wait 45 minutes plus.

Stayed as a couple for 3 days in September. Our room was open and airy with a private patio area to enjoy the outdoors. Fantastic setup to relax indoors as well with a TV and fireplace. Included breakfast was a tastey treat of freshly cooked omelet and bacon, sausage, hash browns with welcoming servers in a bright and cheery breakfast room. Also walked a short distance on the grounds to enjoy their estate wines and wood fired pizza. We enjoyed a walk through the outdoor sculpture garden which is also on the grounds. Great setup! Thanks for an enjoyable visit! L