One of the finest examples of Scottish architecture in the area, The Breadalbane Inn was built in 1860 by one of the founders of Fergus. The Inn offers a breathtaking Victorian garden as seen from the solarium of The Breadalbane Strret Bistro. The Fergusson Room is a traditional Scottish / English Pub. A place to relax after work and enjoy a gastronomic delight.

The Breadalbane Inn has twelve charming suites, decorated to suit your individual taste. All have ensuites, many have the added luxury of Jacuzzi tubs and fireplaces. The Carriage House, adjacent to the Inn has four deluxe suites available to help you celebrate that "Special Occasion" . We offer Romantic Getaway and One or Two Night Getaway Packages.

TOAST OF THE TOWN
The Breadalbane Inn, Fergus, has recently earned the distinction of having the best VQA (Vintners¹ Quality Alliance) wine list in the province, awarded for 2004 by the Wine Council of Ontario. Holding their plaque of achievement is Breadalbane Innkeeper Peter Egger, while sommelier or wine steward extraordinaire Lawrence Mindham holds a bottle of 1993 Henry of Pelham Cabernet-Merlot of the Niagara Penninsula. To warrant a VQA label of distinction, wines have to be made from grapes of an approved variety grown exclusively in Ontario. The Breadalbane was praised for their collection, in addition to the quantity of wine. The oldest bottle the Fergus inn has in its cellar is from 1991. The inn competed with just under 30 other restaurants.
News Express/Sheila O'Hearn