Great little hotel. It appeared to have been renovated within the last couple of years, which made…read morethe rooms look up to date and clean. We were part of a group that took up 2/3rds of the hotel. And our room was the only room we saw that had only had one window. But our room was still bright enough to be comfortable. Bathroom is nice and bright and clean. Really weird that the giant bathroom window didn't have privacy glass, so everyone outside gets to see you pee if you don't close the blinds. The only negative was no air-conditioning.

Modern, very clean. Room was generous size, laundry facilities were a bonus, free wifi and cable…read more Staff was very kind and pleasant to deal with. Great rates/night.

A Placentia mainstay-whether for breakfast, local faire, or pizza! The fish and chips does justice…read moreto Newfoundland tradition as well as the pea soup!

Food and service is fantastic here. They also have seafood for those looking for a Newfoundland…read moretreat.

Fantastic hotel, superb position…read more Located right in town and easy walk to everything and yet with amazing views. The staff are really friendly and super professional, made you feel welcome and at home. The hotel main areas and rooms were super clean was super clean and nicely modern style decor. There are so many places to eat, drink and shop right close by. Beautiful shops with with by Newfoundland atist and crafts folk. Plenty of opportunity to pickup up gifts and keepsakes. We stayed two night room #422 - looking along harbor into town and #424 - looking out to sea across the harbor. There is also a super food place to get breakfast and lovely areas inside and outside to sit and look at the harbor

It's an Alt Hotel - nice, modern, clean and cheap. I had an enjoyable stay. The rooms were…read morecomfortable, and the bed was luxurious. Having a Nespresso machine in the room was a nice touch! My only major complaint was the gym (which is important to me when travelling). It was really sparse, and the equipment (two treadmills, an elliptical and a bike) was old. One of the two treadmills was broken, the other didn't provide an accurate belt speed. I ended up working out at Good Life nearby.

Stayed at JAG hotel for a conference this past week. The rooms were spacious and the staff was…read morehelpful. Also had a drink and onion rings at the Exile (hotel bar) which was good.

Been a lotta years since I stayed at the Hard Rock Hotel in Vegas, but they do the rock theme here…read moreevery bit as well as HR did. Decor in the rooms, hallways, and open areas is on point. Music throughout the hotel is perfect. Exile bar is beautifully executed and the bartenders are just what you want--attentive without being disruptive. Walking distance access to all the bars, music, and restaurants on George Street is icing on the cake.

This location is just enough off the beaten path to provide quiet and yet readily accessible. Built…read more12 years ago, with six rooms, the owner, Rita, is a delight. Breakfast served every morning that is hot and customized to your needs. In 8 days there, breakfast was different every morning. Rita is a great resource for what to do and where to go in the area. The rooms are spacious enough, all with private bath and views of the ocean and harbor. Clean, perfectly appointed, and totally comfortable with friendly, interesting guests. Spacious eating area plus separate living room overlooking the ocean. Definitely check it out. We headquartered here and explored the east coast and found it to be a perfect distance from St. John's, Cape Race, and Flatrock and the inbetweens.

Sh*t in the pool! Took my daughter specifically to use the pool. Pool water was cloudy from a…read morechemical imbalance. Our eyes were beet red after a short swim. Coughing from excessive chlorine in the pool. Worst of it was stepping in feces on the bottom of the pool. Yes, sh*t in the pool! Took management 2 days after check out to call me back regarding my complaint. Manager was reluctant to give any compensation as complaint was made in the morning verses 10pm at night when the pool closed. I'm a Gold Level member of Marriott. This is the worst treatment I've ever had at a Marriott property in 20+ years of stays. Don't stay at this hotel!

I've stayed here before for work purposes and found it to be a great hotel, so when I was planning…read morea trip to the city, I figured this was a good bet. Check-in was easy through their app - I was able to check in before I even got to the hotel, so all I had to do was stop by the front desk and pick up my keys. The woman working the front desk that day - Sherry-Lynn - was amazing and one of the friendliest people I have ever met. She made a point of asking how my day had gone whenever I returned to the hotel after a day out in the city. Such a sweetheart! The room was clean and spacious, and the bed was one of the most comfortable hotel beds I've ever slept in. I made a couple of requests for the room through their app - extra pillows, that kind of thing - and they were followed to a T. I would recommend the Fairfield to anyone, and I will definitely be staying there again when I find myself planning another trip to the city!

Solid option for the town. Upscale chain, nice rooms comfortable, well kept, ok rates. Only here…read morefor a one night stay, but staff was always friendly and efficient. I had wondered if the location on a hill at the edge of the main area of town would feel remote, but it was quite nice, easy to get around, and near The Battery as well.

This was our final hotel that my family and I stayed during our Newfoundland trip…read more Not surprisingly with most Sheraton hotels, their upkeep here is excellent and it feels upscale compared to other hotels. After staying in various hotels across the province, it's nice to have a place in a large city (by their standards) where I can walk outside and have multiple choices for restaurants and bars. My room was large and brightly lit. Clean as well. Lots of TV channel options, and the TVs themselves were of excellent quality. A/C was a bit loud initially, but I eventually acclimated to it. Overall no complaints at all with the hotel.

loved the city loved the hotel…read moregreat staff free parking is a major factor 4 selecting this courtyard i miss st. john's... toronto sucks so hard

Nice hotel. Great location. Wonderful service. Good rooms with excellent amenities at a great…read moreprice. (Excellent parking at no extra charge!!!!)

I visited this spot for a friends wedding. It definitely is in the middle of nowhere but the…read morelocation is lovely! It was an amazing spot for a wedding! The couple was able to buy out the entire place for just the wedding goers and the rooms themselves were very nice. The views are incredible and the fact there are animals is a fun addition. The wedding itself was beautiful, and the food was also great! The only downside of the location is that they do not have air conditioning, but that is normal for the area and they don't usually need it.

We heard about the Doctor's House from some friends in St. John's, and decided to spend a night on…read morethe way back to town from Port Rexton. It was originally built by a doctor and was converted to an inn about five years ago. It sits on 100 acres on the west shore of the Avalon Peninsula. It has a farm/petting zoo with sheep, horses and goats. I was charmed by the goats. In summertime and autumn the grounds are spectacular. It is set up as a perfect venue for weddings and has a small spa. There are no TVs in the rooms or a common room. It's not luxurious, but has a simple charm. Dinner was disappointing. Everything was a bit too sweet and not very complicated in terms of seasoning. Also , it was described as a five course dinner, but one course was an amuse and the other a small scoop of sorbet palate cleanser between the salad and main course. I hope the cuisine is a work in progress. The staff was very nice and eager to please.