Recently while visiting our daughter in Toronto, we had the pleasure of spending eleven days at the Knightingale's quaint and charming Lane House. Cher, Ellis and very talented resident artist Miss Teya, have thought of everything possible to make your stay relaxing, peaceful and downright enjoyable. The raspberry jam from BC was a very thoughtful touch, and it was so nice to have milk and cream and coffee, tea, fresh bagels etc. on our arrival. Stu appreciated the ice cold beer in the fridge. The Lane house fast became our home away from home, and was an absolute treat to come home to after long day of biking/walking while out seeing everything this great city has to offer. The extremely comfy kingsize bed was the icing on the cake at the end of a long day, you just melt into it. We whole-heartedly agree with all the positive comments from previous guests and would only add that if you get a chance you should try the host's restaurant around the corner. We enjoyed two delicious meals at Kalendar, were the staff is equally as friendly as the Knightingales themselves. It was so nice to have Shayla come and stay with us in the guest room, she would move into the Lane House permanently if she could, like us, she fell in love with it the minute she walked through the door and saw Teya's warm welcoming greeting on the chalkboard. Teya's art work we brought home is a wonderful reminder of our visit, and the Knightingale family; they really know how to make folks feel at home.
We can't thank you enough for making our visit to Toronto such an enjoyable one.

Warmest regards,
Stu & Mickey Gillis