Inn By The Bay Bed and Breakfast is a Canada Select 4 1/2 star rated country inn and bed and…read morebreakfast in Dildo, Newfoundland. The original house was built in 1888 but has been extensively renovated and offers seven guest rooms with ensuite baths as well as the Sea Level Dining Room. The property became a bed and breakfast in 1998 and has seen extensive renovations over the years. Recommended by many travel publications such as Fodor's, Frommers, Lonely Planet, and on TripAdvisor and by Where To Eat In Canada this is a charming bed and breakfast on the oceanfront in Dildo.

A wonderful B&B that serves dinner with a great view of the bay. We however didn't eat at the B&B…read morebut stayed overnight. There was an amazing gourmet breakfast in the morning. The only reason that it didn't get 5 Stars is that there is no sitting area available for guests staying overnight (other than your room) between the hours of 5:00 PM to 10:30 PM when the restaurant is open. Also, conversations could be heard faintly in the hallway and dining room.

What a fabulous supper the five of us just had at Skipper Ben's! "Sit back and relax" advised our…read morewonderful server, and we did just that. The decor was inviting, and the chocolate Easter eggs at each setting added to the traditional atmosphere! The sweet potato and carrot--with cilantro--soup was fantastic, as was the tossed salad with strawberries. For mains, we had three generous surf and turf meals (with perfectly prepared steaks, four shrimp, three scallops and scrumptious veg), along with delectable poached salmon and stuffed chicken. Dessert was amazing partridge-berry crepes and New York style cheesecake with strawberries and a chocolate drizzle. The friendly, professional staff catered to our every need. It felt like a family meal, exquisitely prepared and delivered. I can't comment on the Bed & Breakfast aspect of this gorgeous facility, but we will be back. What a gem to be found in Cupids, Newfoundland and Labrador! And the view is pure rugged, spectacular Newfoundland coastline--breathtaking!

came back this week, for a two night's stay. First highlight, they are still there, the place is…read morebetter than every, fixed up, and new coat of paint. Best of all, the capelin were rolling in, and there were at least three whales right in the harbor outside the window. The menu is about the same, if anything, a little more refined. The breakfast today was great, very fluffy, flavorful french toast, eggs, ham, fruit., juice, coffee. Viola says the french toast is extra good, because she makes the bread. She's now branched out into the canteen on signal hill, and it shows the same kind of care and deliciousity you find in cupids.

It was foggy, drizzling, windy and cool the afternoon I found the Cliffhouse on my way down the…read moreIrish Loop. Priscilla greeted me and I was settled into the Fairy Room. I had enjoyed a filling lunch at Ferryland Lighthouse so I chose to stay in that evening. Chris came home and warmly greeted me with news from the "Cape" where he works as a park interpreter. Cape St.Mary's Ecological Reserve is the big draw in this area and they are perfectly situated. The village of Branch is tiny and meals need to be taken elsewhere. Priscilla and Chris built the house to accommodate guests - their quarters are upstairs so they are true B&B operators. That evening I had my bottle of red and books and the other guests did not join me, but Priscilla and Chris did and we shared stories of travel and birds and I truly felt at home, comfortable. They make every effort to enhance your visit to NL. Chris was off to the Cape early the next morning and Priscilla served a healthy, buffet style meal with fresh coffee and juices. If it had not been solidly fogged in the next day i would have enjoyed the stunning view from that point above the Atlantic. The others checked out and I lingered to talk to her. It was Saturday, her day off as a social worker in Placentia, and she was relaxing with her coffee so we talked books, etc. If I had not been on a schedule, I would have stayed another night ... yet she and Chris take days off from the B&B business for themselves and the weekend was just for the two of them. So I visited the Cape and walked that long path to the edge .. it was raining, blowing and still foggy. I could see the gannets and hear them and I took photos without knowing what images I was capturing. I posted just two .. the experience was memorable for the weather, the number of us in the pouring rain listening to the guide in yellow slicker nearly shouting to be heard above the birds and wind and sea, gift shop with wonderful books, foodstuffs, postcards and Chris. He allowed us to change clothes, dry ourselves a bit then showed us the film about the site and it's history and importance. Not to be missed!

This was the very first B&B I have ever stayed at & what a positive experience. George and Lynne,…read moreowners and hosts were extremely friendly and attentive. The home is built on 1800's, and such great touches of history is found in this home but with modern conveniences (e.g. Free WIFI, full ensuite private washrooms, fully liquor licensed) We stayed in Harbour Grace for the night as part of our Newfoundland road trip. The home is ocean front, great to sit on the porch, have some wine and watch and listen to the waves coming in and watch wildlife. We opted to stay for dinner where Lynne cooked us a delicious meal that included blissful apple& root vegetable soup, fresh warm bread, tender pork loin, salt water cod with a crumble of feta and some kind of amazing dressing, vegetable and potato side. Desert what hot sticky toffee pudding that was delicious as well. Everything is made from scratch and you get a great individualized experience. We reserved dinner late and they were able to accommodate us. We also had breakfast which was a mushroom and cheese omelette with bruschetta topping. Homemade granola fruit and yoghurt and she also had on the table homemade honey made with cloves and rose water, homemade raspberry jam & fresh baked muffins. All in all we had a wonderful experience and so happy that we stopped in Harbour Grace to visit this authentic and unique B&B.

Please disregard this review! Wrong establishment. Should have been for Gower House at 180 Gower…read moreSt.I had booked this bed and breakfast way back in November for a 4 day June stay following a cruise in Canadian waters. I took the non refundable booking, never expecting a worldwide pandemic to hit. Although NO tourists from outside the Atlantic provinces were allowed to stay in hotels, this establishment still billed me the full amount for 4 nights and refused to provide a refund based on the fact that they could not legally provide the service they were charging me for. VERY Dishonest. DO not book this establishment. They obviously are too inflexible to provide a good stay. Also found out the "breakfast" part of the B&B is continental style left in a common room. Not what I would expect from a true B&B

From the owner: Gower Manor Victorian Guest House is a Second Empire style residence with the distinctive dormer…read morewindows, mansard roof and ornate trim that characterized St. John's in the 1890s. Fully restored inside and out by a master craftsman the home features 4 floors of exquisite antiques, working phonographs and memorabilia from a century ago.

We stayed about six days here & the owners of the Inn (Kim & David) are very nice. One of them are…read morein every morning so we got to talk to a local everyday. That's one thing I really liked. This was our first time staying in a Bed & Breakfast. We had room 4 which was described as a regular room with queen size bed. The bed was more like a double & the bathroom is quite small but given this is a 130 year old Victorian house it's understandable. There's a ceiling fan & AC unit in the window to keep the room cool. Wifi & breakfast are included in the room cost which was totally reasonable. Chain hotels were asking for much more & don't even include breakfast nor were they close to downtown. Hubby & I enjoyed our stay at the Balmoral Inn. If we ever come back to St. John's we would stay here.

From the owner: Hotel Alternative Accommodation establishment, conveniently located in the center of historic…read moredowntown St. John's, between the Delta Hotel, and the Sheraton Hotel. Only minutes easy walk from St. John's Convention Center and we are just two blocks away from the waterfront and we are surrounded by some of the most interesting architecture to be found in historic St. John's. Take a 10-minute walk to the West and you're in the center of shopping, dining, and St. John's George Street nightlife area. Take a 15-minute walk to the East and you are in a National Park with some of the best walking trails Canada's East coast has to offer.

My fiancee and I stayed at Leaside Manor the night we got engaged and it was the perfect romantic…read moregetaway to celebrate the occasion. The room was gorgeous, the two-person Jacuzzi tub was wonderful, and the ability to have breakfast delivered to our room in the morning was very convenient. The only downside is that the manor is not within short walking distance of downtown as their promotional material states, but we had use of a car during our trip so that was not a problem.

The Leaside Manor is a wonderful place to get away from it all. The staff is very helpful and…read morefriendly. There are many different rooms to choose from and each has its own unique charm. You can have breakfast between 7:30 and 9:30 AM and you can have it delivered to your room or eat in the large dining room. Our total stay at the manor was about a week. We decided to have breakfast in the room each day and it was tasty. There is a different dish or change in the breakfast each day. The room was clean and they made up the room every day. Also it was really great to have the free wi-fi. I had a great stay, keep up the good work!