We stayed three nights in late October, the town was quiet, the hotel was very well maintained, the room is spacious and hotel dining area is clean. breakfast was simple but adequate for low season, we appreciated the special efforts for preparing them. Hotel location is convenient to access to many great attractions in Rocky Harbour area.
We stayed three nights in late October, the town was quiet, the hotel was very well maintained, the room is spacious and hotel dining area is clean. breakfast was simple but adequate for low season, we appreciated the special efforts for preparing them. Hotel location is convenient to access to many great attractions in Rocky Harbour area.
Jie
Reviewed October 30, 2026Reviewed October 30, 2026
Beautiful room with an amazing view. We had everything to cook with except a BQ. We enjoyed watching humpback whales from our balcony also dolphins. If we were to go back I would get their cabin up on the hill for a better view or the bigger cabins on tbe water with hottubs. Staff were friendly.
Beautiful room with an amazing view. We had everything to cook with except a BQ. We enjoyed watching humpback whales from our balcony also dolphins. If we were to go back I would get their cabin up on the hill for a better view or the bigger cabins on tbe water with hottubs. Staff were friendly.
This place is quite unique. It breaths history. It is filled with many period artefacts and the owner Bill Marshall plays a great period music. He is a gracious host, very helpful and friendly. The location is excellent, about 3 min. walk to the middle of Water St. downtown. Our room was comfortable, lots of storage and hooks, comfortable double bed. Some of the "common areas" were occupied during our stay, but that was just temporary and likely will not be an issue later. We were very happy in...
This place is quite unique. It breaths history. It is filled with many period artefacts and the owner Bill Marshall plays a great period music. He is a gracious host, very helpful and friendly. The location is excellent, about 3 min. walk to the middle of Water St. downtown. Our room was comfortable, lots of storage and hooks, comfortable double bed. Some of the "common areas" were occupied during our stay, but that was just temporary and likely will not be an issue later. We were very happy in...
Easy to find as on a main road, not too noisy, but if that bothers you, there are rooms at the back which would be quiet. Extremely friendly and knowledgeable hosts, great base for the local area.
Easy to find as on a main road, not too noisy, but if that bothers you, there are rooms at the back which would be quiet. Extremely friendly and knowledgeable hosts, great base for the local area.
Jack
Reviewed October 15, 2015Reviewed October 15, 2015
The staff was awesome. I was there for a medical procedure.
When I needed extra supplies it was provided promptly. They were welcoming, friendly and smiles were plentiful. Very nice staff . Hotel is old but it is clean. There was a wheelchair available. I was so appreciative as I unexpectedly
needed it. Thank you so much for your recognition of your disabled patrons. Kudos
The staff was awesome. I was there for a medical procedure.
When I needed extra supplies it was provided promptly. They were welcoming, friendly and smiles were plentiful. Very nice staff . Hotel is old but it is clean. There was a wheelchair available. I was so appreciative as I unexpectedly
needed it. Thank you so much for your recognition of your disabled patrons. Kudos
Marilyn
Reviewed October 30, 2026Reviewed October 30, 2026
What a stay!
Gorgeous building, done extremely stylishly, minutes away from the historic strip in St. John's. The hosts were responsive, helpful, and warm; the breakfasts were great (especially before long hikes!); the rooms were beautiful. Cocktail hour didn't hurt either ;)
A lovely time. Thank you for making my wife's birthday celebration extra special.
What a stay!
Gorgeous building, done extremely stylishly, minutes away from the historic strip in St. John's. The hosts were responsive, helpful, and warm; the breakfasts were great (especially before long hikes!); the rooms were beautiful. Cocktail hour didn't hurt either ;)
A lovely time. Thank you for making my wife's birthday celebration extra special.
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