The Harborside Inn, is a small (four room) Inn, a modernized two floor house right next to the…read moreredeveloping area of Port Union, a union developed fishing village near Trinity and Bonavista. It's a star!!! Wonderful hospitality, great location for exploring, and a very nice breakfast. We had traditional breakfast: eggs, sausage, potatoes, beans, and coffee and juice. the highlight was the toutons, pan fried dough with molasses. You have to try them!!! Our room overlooked the harbor. The Inn is. beautifully restored, with modern bathroom, great wifi, great bed. A real find. You can see the investments by the community in restoring the story of the town and its people.

We stayed here for 2 nights recently in the Gosling House. It was a unique stay & lovely historic…read moreproperty. The Gosling is a stand alone home across from the main house, with a bedroom/bath upstairs and down, as well as a fridge and living space on each floor. The bedding was good quality, beds comfortable, and quaint setting. It was nice to have a breakfast box delivered each morning: coffee, muffins (even GF option), yogurt, hard-boiled eggs. Easy walking distance to a handful of restaurants. The only slight negatives were that sitting area furniture wasn't the most comfy and the sound travels easily between floors (to be expected considering the property). Overall a great place to stay while taking in the beautiful surroundings and puffins!

The Russelltown Inn consists of lovely fully restored cottages in Bonovista, Newfoundland…read more The cottage we stayed in was divided into 4 beautiful suites, two upstairs and two downstairs, we stayed one night in the Alexander suite (ground floor). Really charming and cozy, clean and beautiful decoration. Breakfast is brought to your suite in the morning in a wood crate , so lovely. The cottage is located perfectly so you can walk into town and sample the delights of Bonavista. The staff were super friendly and helpful with arrangements and suggestions. I wanted to post two reviews but that seems not possible as we stayed in another suite for an additional night. We stayed in the loft which is all of the above but more spacious. We tried to stay an additional night here but it was all booked up .... I guess because its so lovely !!!

Delicious, fresh, reasonably priced menu options with a wide selection. Very courteous, helpful and…read moreattentive staff and beautiful ambiance.

Overall, this was a solid bed and breakfast…read more This B&B is located right in the middle of Trinity. There's parking right across the street. Check in is in the gift shop next door. I stayed in a room on the second floor with a queen bed. It was a bit on the smaller end but it has everything you'd need. The bed itself was okay. My only issue with the room was the lack of air conditioning. If you prefer your rooms to be warm then you'll find it comfortable. Even though it was cool outside, the room was good at retaining heat. Needless to say, the ceiling fan and extra desk fan stayed on the entire night. Bathroom was a bit small but water pressure and temperature were good. The wifi was pretty good. It was reliable and while I didn't try using Netflix, it was consistently fast. The breakfast was okay on both days. On the first day we had scrambled eggs with bacon. On the second day we had French toast. There's also oatmeal, cereal and breads available beside the dining room. Coffee or tea and orange juice is also included. Overall it's a decent B&B that's somewhere between 3.5-4 stars.

During my planning for the Newfoundland Leg of our June 2023 vacation, a guidebook (Newfoundland…read moreand Labrador by Andrew Hempstead - Moon) recommended the Artisan Inn. In hindsight, Gayle and I are so glad we did. The whole experience reminded me a bit of Mendocino (California), but with more charm and less people. The whole Village of Trinity, Artisan Inn, and adjacent Twine Loft restaurant vibe all came together for really wonderful weekend. The folks who run this place gave us a chock full binder of things to do, of which we only were able to scratch. Key fun that we enjoyed included exploring a few outports, seeing a whole colony of Puffins, and seeing a play at the Rising Tide Theater. Our Room was #8 on the upper front (street side) of the historic Barbour House. It consisted of a Queen Bed and a huge ensuite bathroom. The bed was very comfortable, the shower was strong and hot, WIFI worked well, and it was great to just settle in during this cold and foggy weekend. Our reservation also included a delicious breakfast at the Twine Loft. This was a great way to start the day. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Finally, let me share a story about a a very Newfoundland inquiry I made to the owners after our visit: One question - Your materials State that no shell fish is allowed on the property. We didn't, but we're still curious why. Regarding the shellfish, we used to allow it but some people would leave shells all over the floors and get shellfish juice into the wood and fabric. It made the houses stink for the next guests and we had a situation where someone was hospitalized due to an allergic reaction. With one of our ERs constantly shutting down due to being short staffed it is a risk we don't want to take on our guests. While guests in the rooms versus vacation homes typically aren't an issue, sometimes guests find ways of surprising us and sometimes guests rent Barbour House where you stayed as a full house with kitchen downstairs.

Great time in this little picturesque town of Trinity. Artisan Inn was lovely. We stayed in…read moreCampbell house in the fort point room on the second floor. The house is charming, has a lot of antique decor went well with the 1800's home. Our room was clean, cozy, bathroom was not ensuite but just across our room also very clean. Great views from the house. I spent time on the deck enjoying the water views. The living common space has a large seating area and offers tea and coffee. Our stay offered continental breakfast with was lovely. With homemade goods and jam. You also have an option to order hot breakfast for extra charge. We had reservations for dinner on one of our nights. It was lovely. I started with happy hour on the deck watched the sunset, yup beautiful. We were lucky to have beautiful fall weather. The staff were all very helpful, friendly and informative. When we arrive they gave us a very detailed orientation of the surrounding areas, activities, restaurants, places that were opened and closed. The room also had a binder full of this info. Our room was small but had everything we needed. Bed was on the soft side. Artisan Inn owns numerous houses in Trinity, I highly recommended them! We were celebrating our anniversary and the staff gave us a beautiful card a picture of the town and signed by all the staff. Overall a great stay!

Staying at the Point is like staying in the best guestroom of your very favourite great aunt. And…read moreher sister stays in the room six months of the year, so even if she's cleaned it up for your visit, it doesn't quite reach that point of impersonal. The decor is impeccable, if dated. Family photos dot the room. The carpet is plush, the bed plusher. There's a cosy shared living room (though we didn't go in) and wi-fi available. Breakfast is cooked to order, and absolutely delicious. Fruit, loaf, three kinds of jam, on top of the fresh eggs and ham. A delight. Not many options for dinner around there, but you eat where you can when you're out in the wilds of Newfoundland. You're just a stone's throw from the top of the Avalon Penninsula, the culmination of the Baccalieu trail, and only 30 minutes from Heart's Content. Stay - you'll have a great night!