Fernbrae Cottage is a wonderfully updated heritage cottage with all the amenities. The bedrooms are large and comfortable, the kitchen is extremely well equipped, the decor is spare but tasteful, and there are some nice extras like a wine fridge and an air fryer that stood out when it came to enjoying great meals.I do want to say a word about the setting, because it's not a typical cottage location. Fernbrae is on the edge of the small town of Chaffey's Lock, which brings some benefits and some drawbacks. The bonuses include access to a fantastic restaurant, the Opinicon, and a great ice-cream parlour nearby. I'd also shout out the Catarquai Trail, which is a refurbished railway that's now a walking trail that goes on forever.The drawbacks are that the cottage is busier than you might expect, with a road nearby and a busy lock a few hundred feet away. Fernbrae itself is called out in the town's walking tour map! It's not noisy, it's just not as private as a lakeside cottage. Also, the area is heavily wooded, so the outdoor seating areas are in constant shade even on sunny days. I don't say this to dissuade anyone, because we had an excellent time and truly enjoyed our stay. Exploring the areas around the lock (check out the Lockmasters Museum!) helped us appreciate Canadian heritage in a new way. I just want people to understand what they're renting so they aren't surprised.