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Saint John Bed and Breakfasts
Saint John Bed and Breakfasts are perfect as a base for exploring the local Saint John area.
Saint John Bed and Breakfast Listings
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Set high on a hill with a commanding view of the Bay of Fundy, and the Historic Port and Skyline of Saint John our B&B/Inn circa 1858 provides the perfect setting to relax and enjoy the gracious ambiance of Canada's oldest incorporated city. Each room is impeccably furnished with a queen sized bed covered in fresh crisp linens and a feather duvet or quilt.
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This Saint John bed and breakfast, set in a restored 1905 home along a quiet, residential street, features a garden area, large cedar deck and a swing. Rooms at the B&B are each uniquely decorated with antique furniture and feature a private bath with shower. A breakfast including homemade jams, seasonal fruits and freshly made main courses is served at the manor each morning.
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This bed and breakfast in Saint John, New Brunswick has rooms furnished with period antiques, and offers a daily hot breakfast and free Wi-Fi. The renown Reversing Falls are a 5-minute drive away. Rooms are individually styled and offer a private bathroom with bathrobes. A cable TV, DVD player and a seating area are also provided. Guests can relax in the common room which offers Victorian décor.
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Rockwood Park is a 500-meter walk from this bed and breakfast in Saint John, New Brunswick. Uniquely decorated guest rooms offer private bathrooms, free internet access and cable TV. Massage therapy is offered at the property. For added convenience, laundry facilities are also on site. A DVD player is provided in all rooms at the Seely Street B&B.
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The Earle of Leinster has been in operation since 1989 and is located in the historic uptown area of Saint John, NB. It is rated 4 stars by CANADA SELECT and offers private bathrooms, your choice of heritage or contemporary rooms, and a full breakfast for our guests. The home was built by the city’s water commissioner, it was one of the first homes built after the great fire of 1877.
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