Our History

Hotel Bedford is a turn-of-the-century Victorian hotel located on the historic Square in Goderich, Ontario. In 1895, John Bedford's Albion Hotel was destroyed by fire and the present "Hotel Bedford" was built on the same foundations in 1896. John Bedford owned the hotel until his death in approximately 1935. From 1935 until 2000, with the exception of a brief span from 1974-1982 the hotel was owned and operated by the Litt/Curry/Lapaine families.

Goderich, Ontario Canada

The town of Goderich, Ontario on Lake Huron is a popular tourist destination due to its beautiful large beaches and breathtaking sunsets. As Huron County's only coastal town, it is also rich in history. Whether you are looking to spend a weekend away from the hustle and bustle of the city, or taking the family on vacation, come to Goderich!

 

 

 

 

Accommodations

With 35 guest rooms and a total capacity for 97 guests, all of our rooms are located on the second and third floors. The hotel offers continental breakfast with each room as well as free parking, WiFi, individually controlled heat and air-conditioning, TV and modern bath facilities as well as many other amenities and services. All guest rooms are completely renovated with pine wainscoting. Check Accommodation Availability.

Dining & Entertainment

Dine on site at  'Paddy O'Neil's', a restaurant & pub with affordable dining. The large menu consists of traditional favourites, as well as contemporary fresh food options. Try the local fish, pasta or our spicy chicken wings! Our 'Joe Friday's' is a New York style nightclub with a stand-up bar, live music & dance floor.
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