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Ramada Limited - Leamington, Ot 201 Erie Street Leamington, ON N8H3A5 Nightly Rates (155.05 - 250.07) 1 Star |
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| The Ramada Leamington is a 77 room property in beautiful Leamington, just east of Windsor/Detroit, and the US Border. Located in amongst lush Greenhouses and near the HJ Heinz Company, this full value hotel is only minutes from Seacliffe Beach off Lake Erie. Leamington is in the heart of Essex County near numerous Vineyards and within a short drive to London, Niagara Falls, and Toronto. The Ramada Leamington offers free ultra high speed wired/wireless internet access throughout the public space, guestrooms and their newly opened Lounge. Indoor heated salt water pool/hot tub and dry sauna. Free deluxe continental breakfast with fresh Belgian Waffles, and free local calls. With their newly opened Lounge, you can enjoy a relaxed respite with a game of pool. They have oversized Rooms which feature phenomenal water pressure and deep tubs for a relaxing start to your morning. Guest laundry facilities available as well. While visiting Southern Ontario, be sure to visit Point Pelee National Park, Pelee Island, Colasanti's Tropical Gardens or take a Tour of the Estate Wineries, such as Pelee Island Winery or Mastronardi Estate Winery. And don't forget the Windsor Casino! |
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| From North: To 401 West London/Windsor exit 48. Hwy 77 Leamington. Turn left and follow Hwy 77 into Leamington. Hotel is 2 blocks South of Hwy 3 bypass on the right hand side. From South: All Hwys to Ambassador Bridge Canada Hwy 3 East to Leamington. Turn right at Hwy 77 Erie St North. Hotel is 2 blocks South of Hwy 3 bypass on the right hand side. From East: 401 West Windsor Exit 48 Hwy 77 Leamington. Turn left and follow Highway 77 into Leamington pass Highway 3 bypass. Hotel is 2 blocks South of Hwy 3 bypass on the right hand side. From West: Hwy 3 Leamington Turn right on Highway 77. Hotel is 2 blocks South of Hwy 3 bypass on the right hand side. Detroit Intl: Interstate 94 to Ambassador Bridge Hwy 3 East to Leamington. Right turn onto Erie St N Hwy 77. 2 blocks right hand side. Windsor Airport: Division Road to Walker Rd. Turn left onto Walker to Highway 3 East. Highway 3 East to Hwy 77. Turn right travel South. Hotel is on right hand side. Windsor Airport, Detroit International Airport |
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| The Flamingo Restaurant - 319 Erie St. South The Flamingo Restaurant "continuing the tradition of great food at reasonable cost in comfortable surroundings." Come for breakfast, daily lunch specials, or appetite satisfying dinners. Variety includes Greek, Canadian and Italian. * The Lounge At Ramada * Applebees Restaurant * Gilligans Restaurant * Joses Noodle Factory * Joey's Only Seafood * Lakeside Deli * Paula's Fish Place Gilligans - 26 Erie St. North BURGERS! BURGERS! BURGERS! Voted Leamington's best, Gilligan's offers you one of the biggest burgers around along with many other entrees. Come and experience the Gilligan's MacAttack - The Real BIG MAC!! Who says Less is More? At Gilligans it's More for Less Joeys Only Seafood Located on 245 Talbot St. West Joeys Only offers a wide variety of seafood favourites including Salmon, Shrimp, Crab, Calamari, Scallops, Mussels and Sole to name a few. Joeys Famous Fish & Chips are hand-cut and hand-battered with a choice of Pollock, Haddock or Halibut and our Tennessee Jacks chicken and ribs are a taste second to none. Ask for discount coupons at the front desk! |
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Point Pelee National Park is a small green oasis that juts out into Lake Erie. The Park is internationally known for its spring and fall migrations of birds and monarch butterflies. A transit service transports visitors to the tip from April through October. Interpretive programs and exhibits are featured at the Visitor Centre. Visitors can rent bicycles and canoes at the Marsh Boardwalk, or hike and swim. Skating and cross country skiing available when conditions. Aleksander Estate Winery Heritage Village Museum Leamington Art Gallery Mastronardi Estate Winery The Big Tomato Tourist Info Booth Municipal Marina(3.0 Miles) Pelee Island Ferry Serivce(3.0 Miles) The Arts Center(3.0 Miles) Colasantis Tropical Garden(4.0 Miles) Jack Miner Bird Sancturary(5.0 Miles) Pelee Island Heritage Center(5.0 Miles Hillman Marsh Conservation(6.0 Miles) Point Pelee National Park(7.0 Miles) Kopegaron Woods Conservation(10.0 Miles) Pelee Island Winery (15.0 Miles) John R Park Homestead and Conservation(25.0 Miles) The Passage, a strip of water between Pelee Island and Point Pelee, quickly became known by sailors as one of the most treacherous passages of Lake Erie. Since the mid 1800s, over 275 ships have been recorded as having sunk somewhere in the depths of the waters of Pelee Passage. In the process, the deep waters of Lake Erie claimed the lives of numerous sailors and passengers and destroyed thousands of dollars worth of cargo and machinery. Fifty locations have been identified and fifteen ships have been marked with a mooring buoy system for public exploration. The average depth is about 12 metres (40ft.), with the deepest being 22.5 metres (74 ft.). Shipwreck exploration provides a unique insight into the heroic and tragic stories of life on the open waters of Lake Erie. You will find yourself in one of the most gifted areas in the world for creating fine wine. Our four wineries, each bearing the Vintners Quality Alliance (VQA) symbol - a certification of the absolute highest quality, invite you to travel the "Southwestern Ontario Wine Route." Stop in and ask the on-site wine master about our grapes, our soil, our winemaking techniques, and learn more about the wines created . . . many are winning world acclaim! (519) 733-6551 Website: www.peleeisland.com E-mail: pelee@mnsi.net Fitness Room On Site (519) 736-7959 (519) 738-9228 E-mail: leblanc@mnsi.net www.grapetreewines.com (519) 322-2081 Email: winery@grapetreewines.com As Canada's most southerly inhabited point keeping its own time in "peace and tranquility", Pelee Island is "Canada's Best Kept Secret." The island is on the 42nd parallel, the same latitude as Northern California, Madrid Spain, and Rome Italy and is 14.5 km ( 9 miles) long and 5.5 km (3.5 miles) wide. A bicycle ride up the west shore is truly an extraordinary experience; a blend of aromas from the trees and plants unique to the island in combination with the offshore breezes is an absolute delight to the senses. Spend time at one of the beaches, go fishing, or visit one of many historic sites like the lighthouse at Lighthouse Point. Discover Vin Villa (c.1860), one of the country's earliest vineyard estates. The ruins are beautifully adorned by the natural vegetation of the island. Hike through Fish Point. Lighthouse Point or Stone Road Alvar nature reserves. Take a tour of the Pelee Island Winery vineyards and pavilion. Looking for some excitement? Just 45 minutes away is the newly opened Casino Windsor with three floors of gaming to suit every player's needs. The Casino also boasts a complimentary entertainment venue and a 3,000-car parking garage. The Leamington dock is just a short five-minute drive from the doors of the Ramada Limited Leamington and remains the main waterfront attraction. Ferry service is offered from Leamington's dock and is included in the circuit between Pelee Island, Leamington, Kingsville, and Sandusky, Ohio. Take a relaxing boat cruise abaord the M. V. Jiimaan or the Pelee Islander over to Pelee Island. As you leave the mainland behind, the silhouette of Pelee Island becomes visible on the horizon. Catch a glimpse of lake freighters, fishing boats, and sailboats as the ferry makes its way across the lake. Look for the new Jet Express which charters to Put-In-Bay and Cedar Point, Ohio. The full-service Leamington Municipal Marina is equipped with 336 wells, a picnic shelter, and a nautical theme park. Bike and car rentals are available. It is surrounded by a beautiful lake side sitting area kissed with dozens of brilliant flowers - the perfect place for an enchanting afternoon stroll. The marina is the host to many special events throughout the spring and summer months. Website: www.colasanti.com E-mail: colasant@mnsi.net A 3.5-acre greenhouse complex, housing the largest selection of cacti and tropical plants in Southwestern Ontario. This is a whole day event! The kids will love the indoor petting zoo, exotic birds and reptile exhibit, 18-hole indoor miniature golf course, a family entertainment centre and indoor jungle gym. Wander through the art gallery and craft shop featuring country crafts, Dept. 56 and snowbaby collectibles. Homemade fudge and preserves are available in the Bounty of the County store. Full dining area. Website: www.jackminer.com E-mail: infor@jackminer.com This world-famous sanctuary was created in 1904 by pioneer conservationist Jack Miner for the conservation of migrating wild ducks and Canada Geese. Best time to view peak migration, last two weeks' October, all of November. Museum, picnic area, viewing stadium and pond area; complimentary bird feed available. |
