Spark by Hilton has announced the grand opening of its third Canadian location, Spark by Hilton Brockville, in the heart of Ontario’s 1000 Islands region.
Located in Brockville, one of southeastern Ontario’s hidden gems, the newly renovated hotel offers thoughtfully designed guestrooms featuring walk-in showers, fast and free Wi-Fi, a complimentary morning bagel bar, a daily coffee station, a 24/7 market and ample free parking.
With its rich cultural heritage, vibrant arts scene and picturesque views of the St. Lawrence River, Brockville is a prime location for this new hotel. Known as the “Gateway to the 1000 Islands,” the city boasts stunning architecture, acclaimed art galleries, and locally loved boutiques and restaurants. Visitors come year-round to experience both its history and natural beauty.
Situated directly off Highway 401, Spark by Hilton Brockville offers easy access to local businesses and attractions. Whether exploring the bustling downtown or strolling along the shores of the St. Lawrence River, guests will find plenty to see and do. The hotel’s full renovation has transformed the space into a fresh, stylish destination for business and leisure travellers alike.
“We couldn’t be more pleased with our renovation and the opening of the third Spark by Hilton in Canada in this beautiful, historic location of eastern Ontario,” says Shahid Waraich, president of Waraich Group. “The community has been extremely welcoming, and we look forward to becoming an active and contributing member of this incredible city.”
“We are pleased to be a part of this journey to bring this project to life, working alongside the hotel team and our partners, the Waraich Group,” says Satinder Dhillon, senior vice president, InnVest Hotels, operations. “This collaboration has truly made Spark by Hilton Brockville a reality, and we are excited to offer a fresh new hospitality experience to this vibrant region.”
Whether visiting for business, a leisurely getaway or to explore the natural wonders of the 1000 Islands, Spark by Hilton Brockville aims to provide a comfortable and convenient stay for all guests.
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