I stayed at this hotel during the wedding of a friend of mine. I was initially a little worried…read morebecause it was the only place in town we could stay. Anyhow, I was very pleased. The room was very clean and up to date, and it had everything we needed. It was also located very convenient to a few shops downtown, which was great. There was a bar and restaurant in the hotel, both of which had great food. Needless to say the wedding party got really rowdy and I was amazed that we weren't kicked out of the place. The hotel staff must have seen a lot worse than us. Anyhow, we were there 2 nights and very pleased with the accommodations, and the food. The other thing of note was how helpful the staff were. We had brought our dog with us, because he is too scared to be left alone. Once we told the desk staff how nervous he is, they offered to keep him in the reception area with them while we were at the wedding and reception so that he wasn't lonely in our room all by himself. It was so nice of them and so appreciated.

I had very high hopes for this place given its great reviews on Trip Advisor, but it…read moreunder-delivered on everything except the setting. It is about 10 minutes north of Bathurst in a wooded area that overlooks the ocean. The setting is absolutely beautiful. My colleague and I split a lobster bisque which was an abomination. It tasted like rotting fish. We both had one bite and then didn't eat another bit. We told the server that we didn't enjoy it and he said sorry but then left the stinky, disgusting soup on the table for the rest of the meal and never even comped it. Next came the halibut which was overcooked and over-seasoned and just prior to our table being served, we heard the microwave going in the kitchen. For somewhere that charges well over $20 a plate, I expect more than microwaved food. The scalloped potatoes I have to say, were divine. Some of the best I've ever had but that alone cannot make up for the worst bisque ever and an overpriced meal.

My mother grew up coming to this restaurant with her father. I've been coming for 25 years (I'm 25…read moreyears old). It's an absolutely beautiful setting, down a gravel driveway with wild flowers that spits out on to a cliff that over looks the Bay of Chaleur. Service is always delightful and we love the lodge-like setting. They even provide a set of binoculars to use to look through the big windows at the fishermen and birds. They offer delicious seafood and pate. The chef came out and asked about our meals and we all loved them. What a special place this is!

This place is an experience. It is a living work of art. If you are expecting a motel/hotel you…read morewill be disappointed. This place is one man dream turned into reality. While here you are living inside this dream,this work of art. Make sure you add the breakfast. Pick 8am and be just a bit early. Enjoy the adventure.

found this GEM here in New Brunswick . sea food platter is ALL fresh and SO peerfect. deserts are a…read moredream and from scratch.we shared an Apple crumble,apples right off trees,WOW I'm in heaven here. portions are excellent,plating so professional . Service is five star,they anticipate your needs. We drove here on our trip to Newfoundland. Pat G. Corpus Christi,TX

Nice small hotel near the water. Great views. Good restaurant on site.read more

Philippe the owner of Napier house excels at hospitality and his property is a delight to stay at…read more As retired former award winning innkeepers we have a lot of knowledge and experience about hospitality. Napier house has got it's shit together and offers a great stay! The property has an amazing British garden as Philippe the owner is a very talented horticulturist. We were personally met and checked in and shown our top floor suite, which was spacious with a well equipped kitchen. There are sofas, a dining room table + chairs, two great queen beds with great mattresses, good pillows and linen. A newly installed wet room has a great shower, Most importantly the house is quiet and we slept well. The breakfast is prepared and cooked (if required) fresh and there is no prescriptive element. The breakfast time is flexible and most of the ingredients have either been grown by Philippe or made by him. There is a small deck at the rear of the property on the second floor where you can relax and take in the view of the river basin and surrounding hills. The property has an original shabby chic feel and offers a lovely individual stay. Finally illustrating Philippes care for his clients; he went to pick raspberries and upon his return he found us and offered us a small bowl of them to taste.......

Stayed here for 2 nights in April when it was still a bit chilly out but nice and peaceful in a…read moreslower time. It's been a while since I stayed in a motel style where you park your car within 10 feet of the bed. I'm not sure I would like this as much in busier times but it was okay this week. On the negative side: The walls of the rooms tend to be a bit thin and you can hear your neighbours rumbling around at times. The hotel rooms are a bit on the smaller side but it's manageable but I wouldn't want to experience it for a longer period or with more than 2 people. On the positive side: The rooms are clean, the WIFI is good and there is a bar/restaurant in the main building which is convenient. Also the rooms facing the Bay De Chaleur across the road would be quite nice in summer! All in all I'd rate it as an acceptable place to stay for a shorter period.