The Waterside Inn is a luxurious boutique waterfront hotel and conference centre nestled in beautiful, trendy, Port Credit, Mississauga, on the shores of Lake Ontario and located just 20 minutes from both Pearson Airport and downtown Toronto. Each luxurious guest suite has character and charm of its own, all uniquely decorated, tastefully furnished and providing the ultimate in comfort.
Every suite has:
Hardwood floors, Persian rugs, Luxurious 300 thread count linen
27" TV, Clock radios, DVD/VCR (on request)
Luxurious Bathrobes, Hairdryer Iron/Ironing Board
Complimentary High Speed Internet, Cordless Telephone
Coffee Maker, Mini Bar (on request)
Most suites have balconies with sweeping views of Lake Ontario or the city. WiFi access is available to guests in the Breakwater Restaurant, on the patio and in our main meeting space. Also on site for the fitness buff is a small gym or the hotel can provide access to a larger facility for a small fee. The Waterside Inn is the ideal setting for the 2010 MSDO Conference, hosted by the Town of Caledon, City of Brampton, City of Mississauga and the Region of Peel.
Travel Information
The Waterside Inn is located steps from Lake Ontario and the Credit River, and a short 20-minute drive from both Pearson Airport and downtown Toronto.
For specific directions, visit: http://www.watersideinn.ca/directions
The Waterside Inn
15 Stavebank Rd. South
Mississauga, ON L5G 2T2
The Millcroft Inn, a 100 acre estate is a definitive Ontario historic country inn with a blend of rural serenity and sophisticated hospitality. Nestled in the rolling countryside of the Town of Caledon and Southern Ontario's Hills of Headwaters, it is a region which is rich with cultural, artistic and rural activities.
Originally the mill was built by Benjamin Ward in 1881 as a knitting mill, knitting harnessing power from the adjacent Shaw’s Creek. The mill continued to run until 1965, when the mill ceased production and the contents of the building were sold. The original stone building was turned into the Millcroft Inn and has been key to the local area for employment and tourism.
Combine award-winning cuisine, the quiet, welcoming ambiance of the Millcroft’s dining room overlooking the Mill Pond and shimmering Shaw's Creek Falls, with fun loving municipal service delivery officials, and you have a recipe for a truly extraordinary feast that features local ingredients for the Tuesday October 5, 2010 evening gala reception and dinner.
For more information about the vintage Millcroft Inn & Spa, click here: www.vintage-hotels.com
Port Credit, Mississauga, is found at the mouth of the Credit River on the north shore of Lake Ontario. The name "Port Credit" came from its roots as a trading post where goods were traded or bought on credit. The heart of Port Credit is its harbour at the mouth of the Credit River.
Once a working fishing port and a regional trading centre for grain and other agricultural products, the Port Credit Harbour has seen many roles in the Mississauga community. A lighthouse was built in 1882 to serve the sailors on Lake Ontario. It served until 1918 and remained standing until destroyed by fire in 1936.
Today the harbour has been redeveloped into a marina on the east bank, and a charter fishing centre and public boat launch facility on the west bank, under the new replicated lighthouse, which is the tourist and recreation centre. Port Credit Harbour Marina is the largest public marina in Peel region.
The area hosts many activities and events from June through to September including the famous Southside Shuffle, founded by Chuck Jackson, Port Credit native and long time lead singer of the Downchild Blues Band. Port Credit is commonly referred to as the “Village on the Lake” and has many stores, pubs and restaurants lining Lakeshore Road.
Visit the Port Credit BIA website to see the business directory at http://www.portcredit.com