Bear and Butterfly
a small bed and breakfast in Gravenhurst, Muskoka.Quiet and relaxing adult only bed and breakfast
Come stay with us.
WeIn Gravenhurst, Muskoka. We are located a five minute drive to town and we take adult only guests. Tucked away in a tranquil forest hideaway. We have two rooms both of which are en-suite and offer all facilities i.e. tv, coffee machines, kettles. Guests are welcomed with a welcome pack. We have a seasonable hot tub which is located in our screened in Muskoka room. Breakfast is served either in the Muskoka room (weather permitting) or in the dining area. All food is home made fresh that morning. We accommodate all diets with notice. We have a woodstove in the main room. We are a very quiet bed and breakfast and we are on one level.
Quiet relaxing, spacious rooms. All amenities supplied. We try our best to ensure all guests have a positive experience
The Bear and Butterfly Bed and Breakfast is a unique and peaceful Muskoka country home.
Arrive as a stranger, leave as a friend
Get In Touch
Beverley
Phone: (705) 394-4981 E-Mail: bearandbutterflybandb@gmail.comGuest Reviews
wrote on October 1, 2021
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1:54 pm
Our breakfasts were amazing & you certainly did not go away hungry. The pancakes with wild blueberries were fabulous as was the fresh homemade bread with wild blueberry jam.
I must say that both Bev & her partner John were very accommodating & friendly.
We would return again to this B&B and highly recommend it to anyone.
wrote on September 29, 2021
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3:31 pm
The Bear and Butterfly Bed and Breakfast, located in Gravenhurst proved to be a welcome oasis from the current pressures of politics, pundits and pandemic problems we have all been forced to endure. Our host Beverley, has infused her accommodations with Old World charm, influenced by her Canadian roots and British upbringing. Before you realize it’s happening, you get the sense of being home away from home. The location is surrounded by forests and the drive in, whether from the north or south, gives you a hint of what is in store. You will arrive at a place that quietly exudes peace.
While enjoying Beverley’s hearty home-made breakfasts, she may optionally regale you with the history of the surrounding area, replete with how the BandB came into being. She is also an encyclopedic treasure trove of information about local points of interest and the best places to eat in the area, having seen and tasted most things for herself.
This establishment fully abides by the current Federal and Provincial Covid guidelines, but you will still be made to feel very comfortable and very welcomed. If you are looking for a place to just relax and read a book, go for nature walks, or sample the local food scene, the Bear and the Butterfly will make for an excellent starting point.
Stafford and Michele
Ottawa, Ontario
wrote on September 29, 2021
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10:51 am
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