Enjoy the warm welcoming hospitality of The Tymparon Inn, a lovingly restored romantic 1865 historic country inn and our peaceful setting in the heart of Kingston's charming east side.

Conveniently located along Rideau Heritage Route between Fort Henry and Rideau Canal, UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Minutes to Kingston's waterfront, world famous 1000 islands cruises, museums, pubs, restaurants and unique shops
2 Km south of the 401 and 5 Km to Kingston's downtown waterfront
Start your day with cheerful conversation while enjoying a delicious full hot Breakfast served on Lenox China, Waterford Crystal and Towle Sterling Silver in the Cabernet Room
Our 3 guest suites are beautifully decorated, each with firm comfortable beds, feather toppers, lovely linens and their own private bathrooms.
Amenities include: free high-speed wireless internet connection, central air-conditioning, spacious first floor guest sitting area, year-round relaxing hot tub with surrounding deck, bocce ball, croquet, horse shoes, bicycles, ample secure parking for kayaks, canoes or scuba gear and complimentary guest transportation to downtown Kingston

We welcome you to explore Kingston's exceptional cultural sites when you visit. Experience Kingston, where water and history are our two greatest assets. Let Kingston's character, charm and history captivate you on your next visit: Fort Henry, Rideau Heritage Route, Royal Military College, the Wolfe Island Ferry, 1000 Islands Cruise departures and Queens University, to note a few.

Step back in time and enjoy the romance, intimacy and elegance of a by-gone era for an excellent value at The Tymparon Inn. Your innkeepers, Don and Zoe look forward to making your stay with us and your visit to the Kingston area memorable and one you will treasure for years to come.

"You are very fortunate to be so close to downtown Kingston, yet your B&B has such a lovely country setting."

About your Innkeepers
Don was born in Liverpool, United Kingdom and immigrated to Canada with his family when he was 6.  He earned a BS and MA from the Royal Military College of Canada in Kingston and retired from the Canadian Armed Forces after 37 years in the Air Force. The Inn was named after Don's English family surname, Tymparon.

Zoe was born in Lancaster, PA, lived in Montreal with her parents for 3 years during high school, earned a BS from Duke University in Durham, NC and an MBA from Northeastern University in Boston, MA. After 29 years of corporate marketing and public relations in the states, she retired and moved to Kingston to share life with Don and fulfill their dream of operating a B&B.

Tymparon Hall in England 
If you are traveling to the Lake District in England, we recommend you consider staying at Tymparon Hall, an 18th century country Manor House located between Penrith and Lake Ullswater.  When Don was visiting England a number of years ago, he had the pleasure to stay there and thoroughly enjoyed researching his English Tymparon heritage.  

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