Great B&B! Our hosts were very friendly and provided great travel advice for us on our first couple…read moreof days in Newfoundland. We found the atmosphere to be relaxed and unpretentious - breakfasts were hearty (bacon, eggs, toast, homemade jams), cod cakes and fisherman's brew on the two mornings we stayed there. For the nice accommodations the price was quite low ($65/night). Lucas House is very close to Deer Lake Airport; but it is also about a one hour drive to get into the heart of Gros Morne National Park. Lucas House was a good place to stay for day trips and for travellers passing by the TCH but for longer stays at Gros Morne it would probably be better to pay a bit more to stay inside the park.

Very nice B&B in a newer home built as a bed and breakfast. Rooms are a good size, are nicely…read morefurnished and spotlessly clean. There is a nice sitting room on the 2nd floor for guests. Excellent breakfast - tasty and a good selection.

This hotel was a decent size and super cute!!! Best hotel I've stayed at in Canada. Everything…read moreseemed brand new. Beautiful beach feel:) Good size balcony to relax on and enjoy the view of the water from the front side. The floors were also very nice (first thing I noticed walking in haha) and it just felt very therapeutic and homey. It also looked like there were paddle boarding and canoeing available to rent across the street. I didn't get a chance to do it or look in to it but I saw people out there enjoying themselves. Overall I def recommend this spot in the Norris Point area!!!

Hmm, this port is a bit of a curiosity to me and a few other passengers anyway. Relatively…read morespeaking, there's not much here or in the town, and one wonders why stop here except out of convenience given its remote location. There is a Tim Hortons though, woot woot. The port's schedule shows that there are only 31 berthings in the whole season here with the Norwegian Joy doing just 3 of those berthings and also being the largest ship to do so. By comparison, the ports at Halifax, Sydney and Charlottetown had 180, 112, and 91 berthings respectively scheduled in 2023. Actually, it doesn't matter that much to us, as when there is no compelling attraction, we enjoy just getting off the ship, getting our fitness steps in by walking about town, and dropping in somewhere for Wifi (i.e., Tim Hortons) and we're happy. So that still works here, but frankly this port stop has the least I've ever seen of any stop from a tourism standpoint. Just saying, for what it's worth. Maybe one day, i'll learn the why's for a cruise stop here.

This a beautiful Inn with a grand view of the waterfront. Our room was very comfortable and sunny…read more The Black Spruce is the restaurant at the inn where we had our breakfast each morning. We also had dinner there one evening, the Cider Brined chicken was amazing, everything was well seasoned. The service at all of our meals was excellent.

The hotel side of the house is fabulous AND the restaurant is fantastic! We arrived in the evening…read moreglad to find a very European hotel room waiting for us (clean lines, hardwood floors, high quality touches) but needed dinner. We were able to obtain a sitting at 8:30 pm. From the very beginning the meal was WOW! Wine and beer with a beet and goat cheese salad and lobster bisque that we shared. Homemade crackers with goat cheese and partridge berries was also a beginning. All delicious, just enough leaving you wanting more. We split a gnocchi and lobster dish that was...well what gnocchi is supposed to be, soft pillowy bundles of goodness! Main courses of roast pork tenderloin and a homemade pasta with black olives...mmm good. Finished off with a piece of partridge berry cheesecake and coffee. I honestly believe that this restaurant would compete with any high end restaurant in any major city in the world. Excellent service, presentation was interesting, great time in Newfoundland. Just wish it was closer to Los Angeles! If you are in Newfoundland and near Gros Morne...head to this restaurant for a memorable dining experience.

I was in Newfoundland from Monday to Friday ... I flew in and out of Deer Lake…read more I had to do a lot of driving along the western side of the province and rented a car from Budget at the airport. The car I had was awesome! It was new with heated leather seats, a heated steering wheel (I want one!) and Sirius XM radio. The staff were friendly when I picked the car up and dropped it off.

I rent from Budget when I fly to Deer Lake and need to travel elsewhere. The staff are always very…read morefriendly and welcoming. The cars are clean and well maintained. During my last visit, I had noticed that there were some scratches/indents on the back of the bumper of the car that I had been assigned. When I notified the desk agent, he insisted on providing me with another vehicle, as he was not aware how the damage took place and he wanted to ensure I had a perfect vehicle. The one downfall is that sometimes there is no one at the kiosk and therefore the keys can be placed in a receptacle. I am never really comfortable returning a vehicle by dropping keys off and not getting a receipt. However, that is probably just me.

Blue ocean dining room is a hidden gem inside the Bonne Bay Inn which offers impressive quality of…read morefood, attentive service and quiet dining environment with nice view of the Bonne Bay. It is a surprising finding and my favourite restaurant during my recent trip to the west coast of Newfoundland. I liked it so much that I visited here twice during my short trip here. We had two dinners here and tried majorities of the items on their menu. On both days, the servers were very efficient and friendly. They don't offer a long menu, yet the chef is showcasing the confidence and perfect cooking technique on every dish served to the table. There's not a single dish that's not delicious for the items we've tried. - Bread and butter: We fight for it. - Goat cheese salad: flavourful creamy sauce mixed really well with the refreshing lettuce and radish, nicely presented - Seafood chowder: Sufficient amount of lobsters. The fresh seafood taste really melt well in the soup. I enjoyed it so much. - Crab cakes: It comes with two crab cakes. So fresh and soft inside and crispy outside. Another perfectly cooked dish. - Moose samosa: Interesting combination of local food ingredients and Indian cuisine. - Slow braised beef: The sauce is very tasty and beef is also braised really well. Easy to chew. - Lobster linguine: It is so delicious with large amount of lobsters and cheese. We have to order extra. - Chicken and vegetable linguine: Balanced flavour. - Pan seared cod: we tried both the butter version and the one with tartar sauce. I personally prefer the tartar sauce coz it is more flavourful. The fish is fresh and cooked well. Overall, my favourite dishes are the lobster linguine, the bread, the chowder and the crab cakes. They also provide great value for money for fine dining experience ($50+ per person). I strongly recommend this place to all of you.

A beautiful property with incredible views and fantastic hospitality, though our stay had a bit of…read morea rough start due to an unexpected blackout. The best part of this inn is easily the scenery and the staff. The panoramic views from the hotel rooms and the dining area are absolutely incredible, looking right out over the water. The warmth and hospitality of the hotel staff are a huge reason why this place still gets a very good rating from us. However, on the day we checked in, the entire local area hit a major power outage. Because the hotel does not have a backup generator, we had no electricity, no AC, and had to navigate around with a flashlight. After a long, exhausting day of hiking, the lack of power definitely soured our initial experience. For practical visitor info, guest parking is conveniently located on the backside of the hotel, and a nice breakfast is included with your stay. They also have laundry facilities available for guests, though you will want to keep in mind that there are restricted hours of usage. Overall, it is a lovely base for exploring Gros Morne, but a backup generator would make it a flawless 5-star stay.

Me and my friends stayed in the comfort inn for one night and noticed mold spots on the wallpaperread more

Room was exactly what you would expect from a comfort inn. Clean, organized well thought rooms…read more Close to a gas station so you don't have to fool around before you get back on the highway. We enjoyed out night here.