A large brick house with teal shutters and a teal door, surrounded by green trees and a lawn. There is a porch with white decorative trim, outdoor furniture, and potted plants.

BUILT IN 1869: A COUNTY ORIGINAL.

STILL EVOLVING.

In the family for over 30 years — and history continuously rewritten by the people who live and work here.

ENDURING BY DESIGN.
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1869

ORIGINAL HOUSE IS BUILT

Henry Hubbs marries Angeline, and the original house is built — the beginning of what would become a long-standing gathering place in Prince Edward County.

A small town scene with colorful buildings, a flower garden, a sign for Bloomfield Inn, and a large tree in the background.

1953

COACHHOUSE MOTEL OPENS

The Coachhouse Motel was one of the first roadside motels of its kind in PEC — welcoming a new era of travelers discovering the County by car.

A man holding a young girl, and a woman standing in front of a brick house with a wooden door and decorative stained glass windows. The man and girl are on the left, the woman on the right, and an additional child's head is visible in the lower part of the image.

1988

FIDA FAMILY OPEN ANGELINE’S

Alex’s family immigrate from Switzerland and open Angeline’s as a French fine dining restaurant. European hospitality meets rural Ontario — and quickly earns a devoted following.

Group of four people, including two young children and two adults, standing outdoors in front of a sign that reads "Angeline's" with lightbulb adornments, holding colourful balloons, with trees and sunlight in the background.

2007

A NEW CHAPTER QUIETLY BEGINS

Following Willie’s passing, Alex holds the fort. The next chapter quietly begins.

View from inside a house looking out the front door onto a green yard with trees and shrubs. The front door is open, revealing a bright exterior. Inside, there is a wooden staircase and a colorful area rug, along with ceiling lights and a stained glass window.

2015

ANGELINE’S SHIFTS INTO ACCOMMODATION FOCUS

Alex Fida converts the main house into guest suites and begins restoring the cottages across the property — shifting Angeline’s from restaurant to destination stay.

A large white house with black shutters and a steep dark roof, surrounded by leafless trees under a partly cloudy sky.

2016

ALEX BEGINS HOUSE OF FALCONER RESTORATION

Learn more about that here.

Two men inside a rustic wooden room with a ladder. One man is sitting on the ladder, smiling, wearing glasses and a yellow cardigan. The other man is standing beside him, smiling, with a black shirt and light brown pants.

2018

BLOOMING PARTNERSHIP EVOLVES AT THE INN

Adam joins Alex in running Angeline’s Inn and House of Falconer. The partnership blends design, hospitality, food, and retreat culture into the next evolution of the business.

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A man with glasses and a mustache wearing a brown cardigan and white t-shirt, sitting in a colorful floral mural background, with a bench and pillows to his left.

2025

THE DREAM TEAM EXPANDS

Marc joins the team. Systems sharpen, vision expands, and the next growth phase begins.

Pastoral paths, a quiet meditation garden, and a nightly bonfire — small rituals that make staying at Angeline’s feel a little slower.

ROOM TO ROAM AT ANGELINE’S

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WANDER & ENJOY THE DELIGHTS OF ANGELINE’S PROPERTY

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  • Entryway with a view of a front door open to a garden, a chandelier hanging from a decorated ceiling, and a staircase with a wooden banister.
  • Living room with a red patterned rug, black sofa with yellow and orange pillows, wooden chairs, coffee table with books and a blue vase with pink flowers, wall art, and various plants. A chandelier hangs from the ceiling, and there are open wooden doors leading to a staircase.
  • Interior of a cozy cafe space with a mix of modern and vintage furniture, string lights hanging from a wooden ceiling, large window with a view of snowy outdoors, and plants.
  • A wooden signpost with multiple white arrows pointing in different directions, indicating various locations such as 'Log House,' 'Loft,' 'Chalet,' 'Tuck Shop,' 'Parking,' 'Medicine Wheel,' and 'Labyrinth,' set against a backdrop of green trees and a grassy area with colorful flowers.
  • A white building with a green roof and a porch, surrounded by trees and shrubs. A signpost with multiple signs points to various locations. The sky is blue with some clouds.
  • Pregnant woman walking outside holding a watermelon, wearing red pants and a beige shirt, with trees and a green house in the background.
  • A backyard with a fire pit surrounded by chairs, a small white house, and tall trees in the background during dusk or early evening.
  • A small wooden cabin with a metal roof in a grassy field, surrounded by trees under a clear blue sky.
  • White blooming flowers on a tree branch in front of a blurred sign that reads 'The Walter'.
  • A garden with colorful tulips, daffodils, and hyacinths along a brick path next to a house with a porch and trees.
  • A small log cabin with a metal roof situated on a lush green lawn under a bright blue sky, with trees on either side.
  • Sunlight shining through the leaves of a large tree in front of a building with a grey roof and colorful decorations on the walls.
  • A woman with short hair and a big smile, wearing a black sleeveless top, is behind a counter in a kitchen. The counter has a large orange vase filled with colorful flowers including orange, white, purple, and yellow blooms. The background shows white tiled walls, a circular clock showing 1:13, and kitchen equipment.
  • Interior view of a cozy cafe or restaurant with hanging string lights, wooden ceiling beams, eclectic furniture, a mural on the wall, a bar area with bottles, and decorative plants.
  • Two shirtless men at an outdoor gathering. One is sitting at a table with a pink striped tablecloth, and the other is kneeling beside him. The table has bottles, glasses, and a potted plant with red flowers. The background features a wooden bench, some greenery, and a gravel ground.
  • An elderly woman with gray hair tied back, wearing a green shirt and a semi-transparent black skirt, standing outdoors near a large purple wisteria bush in full bloom.
  • White house with a blue metal roof, surrounded by green trees and bushes, with a wooden deck and outdoor chairs and potted plants in the foreground under a clear blue sky.
  • A wide open farm field with freshly mown grass, farm buildings including a barn, silos, some houses, and trees in the distance, under a sky with pastel pink and blue clouds at sunset.
  • A cozy living room with a black sofa, red and patterned pillows, a wooden coffee table with magazines, and a white chair with a black furry pillow. There are warm lighting, plants, a chandelier, and a view into an adjoining room with green walls and large windows.
  • A brick house with white decorative trim, green shutters, and a mint green front door. A tree with pink and white blossoms partially obscures the house, and there are multiple second-story windows with arched tops. 
OTHER PROPERTIES IN OUR COLLECTION
HOUSE OF FALCONER, PICTON
SLAB CREEK HOUSE, HILLIER

MEET THE MINDS BEHIND ANGELINE’S

A man with a beard sitting on a yellow armchair in a living room, smiling at the camera. There is a large lamp, a window with yellow curtains, a potted plant, and a white ottoman nearby.

  • Alex is the creative mind behind Angeline’s Inn and House of Falconer — and the reason abandoned buildings in Prince Edward County don’t stay abandoned for long. Known for relocating a 1860s log cabin (yes, really) and restoring heritage spaces beam by beam, Alex blends old bones with modern comforts and a sharp design eye.

    Part preservationist, part collector, part instigator — his spaces are layered, storied, and never accidental.

ALEX FIDA

A man with gray hair wearing a striped shirt and denim apron is gardening outside, holding pink flowers while standing behind a table of various green plants.

  • Adam Bolton is the steady hand behind Angeline’s Inn and House of Falconer — part General Manager, part Culinary Director, part wellness lead.

    A former musical theatre performer turned movement and meditation teacher, Adam has been teaching since 2007, blending classical yoga with a deep study of anatomy and biomechanics. That grounded, mechanics-first approach now shapes how he runs the Inns: thoughtful, intentional, and built on care.

    In the kitchen, his philosophy is simple — gather people, cook with the seasons, and let good food do what it does best. Made-from-scratch, farm-informed, and deeply satisfying.

    Calm presence. Sharp execution. Always rooted in connection.

ADAM BOLTON

A man with glasses and a mustache, wearing a brown cardigan, sitting in front of a colorful floral mural in a cafe or restaurant.

  • Marc Pereira has spent over 15 years in hospitality, with a brief detour through the world of creative agencies. After a few years in client services, he found his way back to what he knows best: great places and the people who gather in them.

    Now based in Prince Edward County, Marc works with the team at Angeline’s Inn and House of Falconer, helping shape the guest experience and the stories around it.

    Part host, part project wrangler — happiest when a place feels just right.

MARC PEREIRA

WE'RE HIRING!

JOIN OUR TEAM!

WORK WHERE CARE, CREATIVITY, AND COUNTY CHARM COME TOGETHER.

At Angeline’s + House of Falconer, we believe hospitality is more than rooms and meals — it’s thoughtful experiences, small details, and quiet magic.

We’re looking for people who love making guests feel at home, appreciate a design-forward environment, and want to be part of something rooted in place and community.

Apply at hello@angelinesinn.com!

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