Arrived late, host was kind and stayed up for our arrival. Accommodations were exquisite. Loved…read morethe 2 person jacuzzi. Breakfast was perfect made to order. Would rate higher if there was a higher catagory

Wish we had set aside more time to explore the area. More importantly, our visit with the owners of…read morethis B&B was wonderfully insightful and I felt like we are old friends. Located in a highly French-Canadian area, the decor reflected this as well as the heritage of the owners. This is a seasonal B&B, so check on availability but I HIGHLY recommend a stay.

From the owner: An elegant Victorian villa located a short minute's walk from the heart of downtown Shédiac, Le…read moreGriffon earns its four stars with its spacious and comfortable rooms, each equipped with modern amenities (WiFi, A/C, TV), a private bath, and comfy Queen bed. Le Griffon's inviting parlour, its fully-equipped guest kitchen/dining room, and its grounds are perfect places to rest and relax. Le Griffon's caring hosts will make you feel right at home. A different Wonderland-inspired hot menu is served every day from 7:30am to 9:30am. Le Griffon is surrounded by fine restaurants, outdoor cafés, historic houses, shops, boutiques, art galleries, and the largest weekly outdoor market in Atlantic Canada. Just a short jaunt from Canada's finest saltwater beach (with the warmest waters north of Virginia!), attractions in Shédiac include boat tours & cruises, sailing, kayaking, windsurfing, golf, cycling, hiking, a Drive-In theatre, an ecocentre, and an Artist Village. The Greater Moncton Internatio

GUESTS BEWARE - Innkeeper threw us out with no warning. Having grown up in a hotel family and…read morestudied hospitality, I understand the service industry is challenging. However, the treatment we received from Mel at the Maplegrove Inn was the most irrational and disrespectful lodging experience I have ever had. My friend booked the room. On the day of arrival, I called ahead to ask for dinner recommendations since we were arriving at 7:30 PM and local spots closed at 8 PM. Mel answered and immediately became hostile about us missing the 7 PM check-in cut-off. I politely offered to have her leave a key under a rock, but she refused, aggressively stating they must meet every guest. She grudgingly agreed to stay until 7:30 PM. To save time, my friend dropped me off at a nearby restaurant to grab food (I was 6 months pregnant & hungry) and went ahead to check in. When Mel realized I wasn't at the check-in, she became livid. When my friend explained I was grabbing food because I was pregnant, Mel snapped, "Stay somewhere else, I'll just refund you." This was an incredibly stressful and unsafe situation on a peak summer Sat night in a tiny town with no other lodging options available. My friend returned to pick me up, and we assessed our options. Finding nowhere else to stay, we reluctantly returned to the Maplegrove. I swallowed my pride, walked in with a smile, and introduced myself. Mel had cooled off, offered a brief apology, said she'd thought I was being "entitled and inconsiderate" of her business hours, and handed us over to Kate, who was lovely and settled us in. The rest of our one-night stay was physically comfortable, but entirely ruined by the extreme stress of the arrival. For Management: my friend got 1 confirmation email sent to us two months prior, which buries the 3-7 PM check-in time without highlighting it (see screenshot). It also instructs guests to call if they need alternate accommodations--which we did, only to be met with hostility and an attempted eviction. While Kate was professional, I cannot recommend the Maplegrove Inn. Your stay is entirely at the mercy of highly mercurial innkeeper Mel.

Sonya was a lovely innkeeper, friendly, but not overbearing. Unlike our food choices in NB, the…read moreB&Bs were excellent, better than several I have stayed in in Ireland. Sonya was fine with us checking in early, a request I made via email. Her home is very clean and spacious. While she collects antiques, there was nothing old and stuffy about the decor. A nice common area with a drink fridge was a good touch. Our room, the Silver Maple was very comfortable with a queen bed and a twin bed. I slept well even though the mattress was a bit stiff. I am not always a fan of the claw-foot tub because it can be awkward, but ours was outfitted with a nice shower curtain and a shelf for soaps. Hot water was in abundance as well as water pressure. The bath had a fan and was newly redone. All in all very, very nice. No air conditioning, but not needed when we were there. A fan was provided and that worked just fine. Breakfast choices were fairly extensive, but I chose a light breakfast which was essentially granola and yogurt with fruit. The fruit was deliciously fresh, very good variety. My mother chose a somewhat pedestrian vacationer's breakfast which was eggs and bacon. I think I would have opted for the strawberry french toast or the intriguing fruit omelet, but I was trying to 'be good.' The Maple Grove Inn is located a in the small but very quaint historic village of Riverside-Albert. Sonya is a first-time innkeeper and you would never know it! I can't believe they just opened. I am sure it will only continue to evolve and grow, but it was perfect as it was. Go and support Sonya and Jeff in their new venture.

Our party of 4 was thrilled with our experience. Each room is beautiful and unique. The staff…read morewere super friendly. We were made to feel quite welcome. We will definitely go back!

we took our grandchildren on a trip to Nova Scotia to see the Bay of Fundy. We stayed at the Maple…read moreInn for 3 nights. It was wonderful! My grandchildren are Vegan, and Paul, the owner, went out of his way to make the most wonderful vegan breakfasts we have ever had! He was so caring and thoughtful. The rooms were very nicely appointed and very comfortable. we would highly recommend the Maple Inn! We look forward to returning there next summer.

If you want a place that reminds you of home, this is it. Evelyn met us at the door and treated us…read morelike long lost family. The bed was very good (necessary for my wife). Room space was very nice, with everything you need. Breakfast was fabulous and we didn't feel rushed to move on. We will come back again.

I booked two rooms - a single on the first floor for myself and a double on the second floor for my…read moreteenage kids. The double was a much larger room with a kitchenette and the single doesn't have a microwave or a second sink. Both rooms have keurigs and daily towel service. I brought my small dog and a lot of people brought dogs but you didn't find piles anywhere everyone cleans up well. Property is well maintained. Rooms are clean and comfortable and the beds are perfectly fine. I'm sure they got new mattresses after the previous reviews - 11years ago. I sleep on a tempurpedic mattress at home because I have a lot of back issues and I was here for 4 nights with no issues. The views are beautiful and there's chairs by the water to sit and watch the tides. Staff are exceptional.

Overpriced but I guess you are paying for the view. A three night stay cost me $517.00. The inn…read morelooks cute from the exterior and the property is well maintained and VERY quiet at night. The attached souvenir shop is nice but a bit overpriced. I bought a Tshirt at the shop in Fundy National Park for less that I would have at the hotel shop. The staff is nice and the hotel is within walking distance of all eateries. I stayed in an upper level room and had a nice view of the bay. There are no elevators, so if you stay upstairs, be prepared to climb some wooden steps with all your luggage in tow. The rooms are extremely small, outdated and do not appear very clean. The A/C worked but did not cool the room very well. I had to open the window to make the room more comfortable while sleeping. Its a good thing the night time temperatures were mild, otherwise, I think it would not have been very comfortable to sleep. The beds were comfortable but the pillows small and flat. The staff brings fresh towels daily, however, they do not make up the beds....all they did was throw the sheet and blanket over the pillows and called it "done up." There was a keureg coffee maker, which I did not use because i'm not a coffee drinker. There was no fridge or microwave in the room, so I was unable to bring leftovers back to my room to snack on. If you share a room with a friend, be VERY comfortable around that friend because there is very little bathroom privacy. The bathroom door was frosted but not enough for privacy..... I could literally see my husband sitting on the toilet through the frosted bathroom door glass as well as see his private areas through the barely frosted glass door. It was kind of gross because I like my privacy when I use the bathroom and I felt very uncomfortable during my three night stay. Seriously......WHO puts a see through frosted door on a bathroom!?? Oh yeah....that would be the Alpine Inn!!