Welcome to New Brunswick

• Acadieville ( 1 Cottage / Chalet )
• Aldouane ( 1 Campground / RV Park, 1 B&B / Inn )
• Alma ( 3 Motels, 1 Vacation Rental, 2 Campground / RV Parks, 4 Cottage / Chalets, 5 B&B / Inns )
• Anfield ( 1 Cottage / Chalet )
• Ashland ( 1 Lodge )

The Marshlands Inn is one of Canada's best known country inns. This pre-confederation home, operating as an inn for over 60 years, has been the stopping place for many of Canada's notables and visiting celebrities. Even the Queen of England has stayed at Marshlands. The Inn is comprised of the main house and a Carriage House. All rooms are furnished with antiques (even claw-footed bath tubs in the Inn). Marshlands has an 80 seat licensed restaurant with upscale fine dining. It has been cited by Anne Hardy, in "Where to Eat in Canada" for over 25 consecutive years. Breakfast, lunch and dinners are available to house guests as well as the public. The Inn is famous for dishes like crabcakes, seafood casserole and a dessert known as "Fundy Fog". The Inn boasts large parlours with fireplaces and easy chairs for late evening conversation; 8 acres of marshlands, gardens and lawns; two large verandas for sitting; and on-site store, Blue Willow Antiques, specializing in Canadian glass. When you visit Maritime Canada, you owe yourself a visit to Marshlands.

Welcome to Mahogany Manor! This house was built between 1902 and 1905 by William Cross, a local Saint John businessman who was a deacon in the Germain Street Baptist church next door. The house is a mixture of Queen Anne and Craftsman architectural styles. Mahogany Manor is located on Germain Street, a quiet tree-lined residential street in the heart of the uptown area. Here the homes boast rich Victorian elegance with fine woodwork, spacious rooms, ornate carvings and stained glass. Mahogany Manor features spacious living areas in a turn of the century home, lovingly restored to the classic elegance of its period. Careful attention has been paid to the quailty and craftsmanship of the original appointments of a bygone era. Treat yourself to a unique experiece in comfort. Our five guest rooms are tastefully appointed with a queen or king-sized bed, antique or heirloom furniture pieces, and decorated to reflect the unique character of each room. Each has a private bath. The morning will greet you with the aroma of home baking and freshly brewed coffee which are served with chilled juices, a selection of seasonal fruit, homemade jams, and wholesome maincourse breakfast choices. Special diets may be accommodated. We have many other amenities to ensure that your stay is a pleasant one.

Welcome to Chickadee Nest. A spacious, comfortable, and peaceful renovated old school house, economically and conveniently located. You can find us on Mary's Point, central to 'The Rocks' provincial park, and Fundy National park. Travelling alone, in couples, or as a family, The Bay of Fundy offers a unique holiday outing. With over 40 foot tides twice daily, you can explore the ocean floor at low tide, or nearby caves at high tide. Birdwatching, kayaking, wilderness exploring, cycling, and more, are all available.

Robin's Inn, centrally located between the city of Fredericton and the town of Oromocto, was opened for business in the fall of 2005 under the ownership of Larry and Judy Robinson. We take pride in offering great customer service and low nightly rates. We want you to "spend a night, not a fortune." We also offer several additional services, such as free continental breakfast, free high-speed wireless internet service, wheelchair accessability and clean rooms. Pets are welcome, but owners must abide by motel guidelines. Robin's Inn will soon be home to the world's largest robin, and is located on the New Brunswick Snowmobile Trail System and next to the Irving Big Stop and Blue Canoe Restaurant. The hotel is also just minutes from many attractions and tourism events. Robin's Inn is pleased to offer 40 air-conditioned smoking or non-smoking rooms, all inclusive with cable TV, telephones, wireless internet, and continental breakfast. Cots are also available for an additional $10.00 each. Pets are also welcome, but owners must follow the motel guidelines.

Our peaceful Victorian resort home (c.1884) looks eastward from a forested hillside onto Passamaquoddy Bay and the islands bordering the Bay of Fundy. A walking trail leads to the pristine freshwaters of Lake Chamcook and the Atlantic Salmon Federation creek trail & public aquarium, less than 1 km away. Spacious hardwood-floored guest rooms, in wing separate from hosts, are all furnished with Brazilian imports. We serve an excellent full hot breakfast. House is centrally air-heated / conditioned. Our private on-suite bathroom contains a deep double air-tub from which one can look out onto the ocean. Families are our specialty - suited for children of all ages. Very friendly cats & dogs to pet (in host's wing). Film site for CBC Land & Sea and Harrowsmith. English, Spanish & Portuguese spoken. 'Nuestra Casa es Tu Casa' - Our Home is Your Home. Come & enjoy the quiet comfort of our home.