Bay Ferries' customer service is responsive and helpful. We'd originally purchased round-trip…read moretickets on the Not-So-Fast Cat between Portland, ME & Yarmouth, NS, but we were able to switch to the ferry from Digby, NS to Saint John, NB. What a difference! It's only two hours across on a much more comfortable boat. The Fundy Rose has ample seating and services both indoors and out. The WiFi cut in and out a bit, but at least we had WiFi! And we didn't have to get up at the crack of dawn to get across. This will be the way we go from now on.

If you have any business to take care of with a computer, it better be Web based as all other…read moreoutgoing ports are blocked. No 110 volt outlets if you need to power a device.

I eat out daily. This Inn is simply beautiful (airy & bright) yet so quaint. We were a party of…read more5, everyone walked away from the dining room happy (the way I like it!) with not one negative comment. I had the Beet Cured Salmon Gravlax (approx 3 oz), herbed crusted rack of lamb and sticky date pudding. So all their food is locally sourced! Gravlax was freshly yum, the 4 pieces rack of lamb was probably some of the best lamb ever & a super portion. Now my staple dessert is the sticky date pudding, I always order extra sticky - pretty good I gotta say.

This heritage home is lovely to look at. The service is polite, friendly, and efficient. We loved…read moreour server and she made great recommendations. But I would find it hard to believe that there is menu item you would not enjoy. It had rained last night so we could not sit in the lovely garden. Next time....

Wow! This place is amazing. Cheryl and Dwight are the best hosts. We stopped here on a road trip…read moreup to Prince Edward Island and they were so hospitable and helpful. The room we stayed in was out back in the carriage house...very warm and cozy and clean. Just what we needed. They even allowed us to use their washer/dryer to do laundry. They gave us tips on what to see in St John and where to eat--check out Britt's Pub! The breakfast was one of the best on our trip...homemade cinnamon rolls, an egg casserole, fresh fruit, and good coffee. Loved getting to know Cheryl and Dwight and the other guests. The room was very reasonably priced and the location is a short walk from the heart of St. John. Wish we could have stayed longer. Would definitely go back.

We stayed here while in St John as we always prefer a B&B to a motel or hotel. Nice older building…read morein the centre of Old Town within walking distance to the City Market and lots of restaurants. The owners are friendly and welcoming and seem to genuinely like people. A huge plus in this business. The room we had was full of old items to match the style of the building. Our only issue was that the beds were very high and hard to get in or out of. Our room had a single and a double and the single had two box springs as well as a full sized mattress on the old wood frame. I realize they did this so the two beds would look the same height but it was a challenge to get in to. A very tiny bathroom was in the room which was nice but the shower was very small so if you need space to move around in there you may want to stay in a different room which may have a larger shower stall. The included breakfast was French Toast & Fruit with Bacon on the side. Huge portions and very tasty. We went out to get latte's as soon as we got up as The Earl of Leinster only offers drip coffee and we are addicted to coffee with more teeth then drip can achieve. I would recommend this cute little B&B if you are looking for accommodation in downtown St John.

Twice a year we make a one-day drive take two days just to stay here. Now our kids and their…read morepartners add it on their trips as well. It feels like we are *home* as soon as we get here (but much nicer). We began staying here pre-covid under different ownership (and we loved it then) but the upgrades since are truly remarkable. It has made the transition from a lovely B & B to true Boutique Inn.

We decided to visit this spot while in town - booked a reservation and got right in! Showed up, got…read moreseated outside & ordered some drinks. Service was quick and efficient - 0 complaints. I ordered the wings & the wife ordered the Ricotta & Spinach Stuffed Chicken and kid #1 got wings and kid #2 got a pizza. The wife said the chicken was perfect & vegetables were delicious. My wings were battered honey garlic and kid #1 had the BBQ - 0 complaints, great wings! Kid #2 surprisingly ate over half of the pizza - I don't know how that happen, as the pizza came out way fancier than she likes with green things on top (as she described) - kid #2 is a grilled cheese girl and she went outside of her comfort zone and ate it - I tasted a piece and I thought it was delicious!

Our stay was absolutely wonderful. We had 2 nights in the cleanest room I've ever stayed in. The…read moretub and toilet are new. Roomy bathroom. The kitchen sink, taps and dishwasher are new. New utensils. Well organized cupboards. Full kitchen. Ceiling fan. Effective blackout shades. That is essential for me. Comfy, giant bed. Tall dresser. OK tv. We are on the 1st floor. We are not experiencing any undo noise. It's also safe for us to walk around at night to the many good restaurants and bars. A pedway is nearby to the shops. Only having one key to share could be a bit tricky, but we did everything together, so it didn't affect us. We were able to back in to our designated parking stall with no trouble. Online check in instructions were clear. I'm so very impressed with how clean everything is.

I was impressed with my second-floor lodging at this historic Sydney Street townhouse -- decorative…read morefireplace, stained glass, modern amenities in the bath and kitchenette -- and the public spaces, especially the sun room, were quite beautiful. The management obtained a city street parking permit for me for a small additional cost -- a most welcome service! -- and it was waiting for me at the inn when I arrived. IMHO, no need to look elsewhere for a very comfortable stay at a reasonable rate ($110 all-in, off-season) in uptown Saint John. I rarely give 5-star ratings and I suspect the other Chipman Hill Suites are just as comfortable and convenient. Incidentally, guests of Chipman Hill Suites are welcome for lunch at the nearby Union Club on weekdays whether members of the private establishment or not. Next time I'll make a point of taking advantage of this offer at yet another historic "golden age" building.

Unfortunately we were in a rush to get in the room and didn't take any photos - but the hotel…read morelooked exactly like the pics on their website and that from Priceline. The hotel was very clean, staff was very nice, five products offered (if that matters to you). There was free breakfast which included eggs, sausage, pancakes, breads and drinks. We didn't try any but the coffee wasn't half bad. As for the room itself - it was pretty quiet and the shower got hot very quickly. The beds were okay (a little squeaky and not very soft). There was a microwave and a mini fridge and plenty of extra pillows. Overall a reasonable stay and very close to the interstate and all of the stores and sights in Saint John. Great for the price.

A very good place to stay and very accessible from Transcanada highway 1…read more Spacious, with great and helpful staff.

Nice place in the Saint John City Market to grab a tour or just sit with some local beers, wines,…read moreciders, or drinks. Can even bring in some food from any of the local vendors in the market to go with your drinks. Options may be a little limited, but they have flights to try a few things and plenty of seating both indoor and outdoor.

I had an amazing time on the craft brewery tour. I always considered myself a beer snob and this…read moretour really showed me some new favs!

Had reservation cancelled by owner, she had no service personal and did not offer any compensation…read more I have eaten there before and it was good but I will not recommend anyone for a long time. Good luck on the company staying there

My husband and I ate here twice on a recent trip. The food is good and it's a very quiet, small…read moredining room in a beautiful old house (locally known as "The Castle"). It's almost worth it to eat there just to be able to look around the house a bit. The service is also very personal and attentive. The filet mignon was especially delicious, and I'm not even a big steak eater. The stuffed chicken and pork were good, but a little overcooked. With the sole roullade, it seemed that they used imitation crab meat in the sauce, and it tasted like something you would buy frozen at the grocery store. The soup was also good (chicken noodle) and the desserts were wonderful (blueberry crumble and strawberry shortcake).