Confessions of an Innkeeper: Time Is On My Side
In reflecting on the subject of timing, it has now been definitively concluded that mine sucks. Opening a luxury boutique hotel in Kingston in the middle of a pandemic is just brilliant. The g...
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Confessions of An Innkeeper:
Time Keeps on Slippin’ Slippin’ Slippin’ in to the Future!
We cannot wait to get the Frontenac Club open and Fly Like an Eagle,yet we still have much work to do. We have been pushing very hard to get openin time for the 2020 Tim Horton’s Brier bein...
Confessions of an Innkeeper:
Now We’re Getting Somewhere
Music has always provided the sign-posts in my life. There are songs that I associate with different chapters and events, and when I hear them memories come flooding back to me in a very rich ...
Confessions of an Innkeeper:
Building on History
It is Monday June 3rd as I write this and it feels like it is going to be a lovely fall day or Junuary perhaps! Since weather is a Canadian obsession, I thought that I would borrow and adapt t...
Confessions of an Innkeeper:
End of the Innocence
We have reached a really important milestone as I write this mid-April – we have completed our demolition! The old girl has been stripped and has few secrets to reveal at this point. We have...
Confessions of an Innkeeper:
Demolition Man
We are well in to demolition now and it is time for an update! The Anglin Group has been focused on the demolition of spaces within the Club and as I am walking through the Club at our site me...
Confessions of an Innkeeper:
The Smell of Fear!
Today is our first day without guests and we miss you already!! The morning smell of fresh ground coffee and croissants baking has been replaced with the cold smell of fear as we embark on an ...
Confessions of an Innkeeper:
Here Comes the Boom!
This will be the first in a regular series of updates to be posted on-line as we embark on our restoration and renovation journey. It is our intent to chronicle the process, and in doing so, t...
