Sandwich Towne Vacation Packages

Our stay at Nicklin House was very pleasant. I was initially concerned about the check-in process, but it turned out to be incredibly easy. We were given a code to access the house and could arrive anytime after 3 p.m., which was very convenient. It was a lovely surprise when I entered the room. There were clean towels, two bathrobes, tissues, earplugs, a moist wipe, slippers, a cute bar of soap, and bottles of water waiting for us. They even provided a picnic bag with glasses, plates, and cutlery, as well as a beach bag with a towel and a mat for the sand. It’s all about the small details that make the experience feel extra special. Having the code to enter the house was a great feature—it didn’t matter what time I returned, which gave me a lot of flexibility. Breakfast was delicious and satisfying: freshly squeezed orange juice, fresh fruit, yogurt, oatmeal, scrambled eggs, coffee, toast, and jelly. The location is perfect—right next to the main street in Leamington and just three blocks from a restaurant I really enjoyed (Taqueria Ajua). It’s also very close to Point Pelee National Park, only about a 15-minute drive. I highly recommend this place.

The property itself was quite nice. The room was very clean and the bathroom was modern and clean. Parking was simple and enough space for all cars. Check-in was easy to follow. The hallway lights would be better on a motion sensor, as the light comes into the room all night through the cracks around the door. Individual climate controls would be nice, as it was pretty warm in the room at night even with the window open. The “breakfast” was minimal at best. There were 5 cereal containers on the shelf but only one had enough in it to make a bowl. We spent some time watching TV in the lounge at night and we heard the owner in the private area, so we were a little surprised that the breakfast was not fully stocked.

Excellent service, great entertainment

Was not very clean. Lots of yelling heard from other rooms and outside.