What a great place! We had such a fantastic time! The facility was perfect for our reunion. Amy was…read moregreat to work with arranging details. The set up is exactly what we were looking for, the staff very friendly and the music sounded great on their house system. It was nice and cool on a hot July night thanks to the new heat pump/air conditioning units. The place has great character. Loved it! Highly recommended for your next event!

Solid hotel!! We were very comfortable here, our room was clean and the service was fantastic. The…read morehousekeeping lady was so sweet, as was the man at the front desk. The included breakfast had everything you could want. Free parking, a pool, and dove products in the bathrooms were all great perks. Shower pressure was perfect! It's not the most updated, but it is well maintained and the hotel takes great pride in what it does.

Stayed here last night. It was clean and quiet - pretty much you're typical Hotel chain experience…read more The location is great, but they're undergoing construction right now which made things a little dreary. The back entrance and lack of signs kept us searching around for a little while. The concierge was nice but definitely the least friendly of the 7 hotels we stayed at in the past week. The cleaning staff showed much better hospitality. Highlights: 1. Kurig coffee machines in the rooms! 2. Deep end pool (9ft) and giant jacuzzi 3. Clean gym with great equipment/tv 3. Hot breakfast (Get the breakfast patties! Sooo delicious. Stay away from the pancake machine though. It takes wayyyy too long and makes flat/burnt pancakes) 4. Free wifi

The room smelled like dirty socks / locker room. The shower head was so low I had to duck down. As…read moreother people said they don't leave a full roll of toilet paper. It was low occupancy and you would expect them to give me a room that is not on top of the AC units below. Window seal was broken so I could not see out. Room was clean but the odor was a bit much.

I spent Monday evening to this morning at the Delta Brunswick…read more The bed was comfy. I hate when hotels don't leave a full roll of toilet paper ... one was 1/4 full and the other was 1/3 full. My view was of the Saint John City Market. There was a microwave oven and mini fridge in the room. WIFI was complimentary and it was fairly speedy. Parking was next door in a multi-level parking lot (connected to the hotel and the mall) and was $15 a day with in and out privileges. There is a pool and hot tub in the hotel but I didn't get a chance to enjoy them. The hotel is downtown and within walking distances to lots of restaurants and pubs.

Windy and chilly as we docked at Port Saint John. We had a trolley excursion to take and were…read moremaking our way to Marco Polo Cruise Terminal. The port was clean.

Nice little port. Clean, safe, and walkable to some things nearby. One fun fact about this port is…read morethat the water level will change significantly from when you dock, to when you depart. If you plan to be out for a bit, take a picture of your ship and notices where the windows are in relation to the dock. When you return, take another picture and compare. In a given day, the water can change up to 30 feet I believe we were told.

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.

Highly maintained lovely park with major playground in the South End. Tons of only two years old…read moreplayground facilities with significant maintainence to keep it stellar. Splash pad is very large and comfort station with clean bathrooms also.

This is a quality museum with exhibits targeted to both children and adults, but for parents with…read morekids it is a quality stop. Three floors, with art, science, literature, and a children's space, as well as plenty of New Brunswick history. My children spent three hours taking it in. On the top floor there is a play space for kids that was really well designed with a puppet theater, puzzles, art you can make, etc. The current myths exhibit on the ground floor was pretty incredible - my young kids went back for seconds, and it was enjoyable for my wife and I as well. The museum is adjacent to great food options so you can visit, get lunch, and reenter. Very impressive!

Located at Market Square, this museum provides very interesting displays and exhibits into the rich…read morehistory of New Brunswick. There are 3 levels at this museum detailing lots of history including the maritime, rail, and logging industry, natural sciences, geology, mammals, birds, marine life, art gallery, decorative arts, and much more, in both English and French languages. Visit the website at http://www.nbm-mnb.ca Large life sized skeletons of whales can be seen raised high up on Level 2 and on Level 3, there's a kids activity area and an interactive live TV studio. A lot of educational fun for the whole family. Expect to spend at least 2.5 hours minimum here, to get the full museum experience. It took us 3 hours to walk through the museum floor by floor. Guided tours are available. The gift shop sells souvenirs, postcards, books, collectibles, toys, and other gifts. NOTES: No photography is allowed and no touching artifacts. ADMISSION: Adults: $6.00 Seniors: $4.75 Children/Students: $3.25 Family: $13.00 Price does not include 13% HST and no change given in US currency. DISCOUNT: CAA/AAA discount offered on admission only.