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

Check in was quick and easy, the room was clean, the beds were soft and comfortable after a long…read moreday of driving. If you're looking for a place where you can rest your head in comfort, this is the place. The breakfast included in the morning is top notch. On top of a great night of rest to rejuvenate you, the next morning starts by nourishing you with all you need to be energized for a new day.

We really loved our stay at the Wyndham. It was a good location, convenient to downtown St. John…read more(great restaurants) and very nicely maintained hotel. We utilized the fast EV charger in the parking lot and it was a fair rate. But best of all, they have free self-serv laundry facilities onsite.

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.

I stayed here a few years ago and recently visited a friend who was staying. The hotel is pretty…read morenew (brand new when I first stayed) and well kept. I think that the price of the rooms is fair and it is close to the mall. The staff are always kind. The best part is that they do allow pets. Best Western is a pet-friendly hotel so they are usually the chain I prefer to stay in when traveling with my dog. I would recommend staying here for those visiting the city. One thing to note. If you arrive late at night, in the winter, looking for a room - your room will be cold as they will not have turned on the heat in preparation for your coming. Luckily there are lots of pillow and blankets.

Very pleasant front desk crew! I didn't realize when I had booked that all the rooms were suites -…read morehappily surprised with the room. We were just stopping for the night after a 1500 mile drive. Food, shopping, Starbucks all nearby in a quiet location. I'd stay here again.

Very nice place. Check in was painless, room was wonderful and the people were especially nice. The…read morebathroom was large, clean and easy to use. The breakfast was very good for a hotel, and the staff were accommodating. One nice young lady named Emma went above and beyond in particular. Will definitely stay again if we're in the area.

From the owner: The Amsterdam Inn & Suites is committed to guest satisfaction and benefits travelers looking for…read moremodern and clean accommodations. Our properties are uniquely designed for comfort, quality, and cleanliness. All four locations are ideally located for convenience to local attractions and highway access. With one in Fredericton, Moncton, Quispamsis, and Sussex.

I'm not sure the ratings on motels and in most cases, I like spending the extra cash for a hotel…read morebut when it's 11:30pm and you have no reservations anywhere, let me just say that this place is a diamond in the rough. A fluke that I ended up here because the road that it's on is filled with motels but for 2 double beds, your own kitchen and bathroom for $90 with tax/night, it's not bad at all. This place is only rated as a 2 star motel; there's no air conditioning but it's pretty cool in there. Saint John is generally cooler and there's a ceiling fan and a stand up fan in your room. I had Room 12 which again, had 2 double beds but also a fold out couch. The place does give breakfast but it's not like eggs and such. It's cereal, coffee and a few pastries. It's fine if you don't care that much. My party had 4 people that needed to sleep and with a McDonalds just down the road, it was no biggy. Anyway, the owners keep the place clean, they are very friendly and are there to help with whatever they can (tourism, questions, etc.). My only real complaint about this place is that you can't reach the office via phone inside the room.... main reason because they don't have one in there. You have to reach them via a toll free number. Otherwise, if you're looking to save some money, come check out this place. Sure I didn't get to look at any other rooms but if you need space for 4+ people, ask for room 12.

This is a great little hotel with a gorgeous view, convenient to the ferry and many attractions…read more It's a refurbished, classic motor inn at the top of a hill overlooking West St. John, and the owners (private, non-chain) have gone to great lengths to update the rooms and amenities without losing the mid-century ambiance. Down sides: the desk is dominated by a microwave, and is not suitable for any kind of work, and there are some of the expected maintenance issues one will find in a private hotel.

Booked this based on the great price that I got. It's really close to the container village and…read moreall of the local places to eat and shop. I upgraded to a harbor view room for only CAD$7. From the window you can watch people walking around the board walks, the buskers performing, and the ships moving in and out of the harbor. Although the pricing was great - there were a few things that were bothering me. I booked online saying that breakfast was included. I always get places that offer some sort of breakfast. When I got to the desk they said that it was NOT included and it would be $20 Per person. I also asked for a bottle of water , after seeing another guest get handed 2 bottles. So even though I had signed up for Hilton Honors I was ineligible for both of these perks. Another thing that bothered me was that there were only 2 bath sized towels. I had booked for 2 adults and a 15 year old. I've never stayed at a place that only left us 2 towels. There is a fee for parking. $25 with in and out privileges. $18 for just leaving your car there until the end of your stay. Be sure to get the ticket validated if you want but the in and out access. We're from the US. We tried multiple times to pay at self pay kiosk #3. We swiped , tapped, everything. We decided to just pay at the exit. Same thing. We inserted our ticket, our debit cards. Nothing. The arm was already up so we just left. Toiletries are in full sized bottles. The sink was really over powered. Opening it the slightest bit was like turning on a garden hose on full blast. The water would splash everywhere and I had to place one of the hand towels on the counter to keep the water from pooling and spilling into the floor. With that being said you would think that the shower would have nice pressure. It did not. It looked like some of the water came out of the bottom faucet even though we activated the shower head. I've included some videos. Over all this place was ok but expect all of the extra charges.

This is a good Hilton. We stayed in room 620. It was a great corner/wedge room that was a little…read morebigger, like all the x02 rooms. It was a little musty, but not terrible. I'm sensitive to smells. My wife said she wished we had Fabreeze but that was about it. We got used to it and it wasn't an issue. That may be just what you get right next to the water. I would not hesitate to book here or the same room again. The room was super clean and nice. We enjoyed the fridge, coffee maker, nice desk and other amenities. We don't make it to the restaurant on the main floor. The staff at the hotel was very nice and efficient.

The management charged us 250$ for an unwritten policy. when asked to provide us this policy we…read morewere told that they couldn't give it to us as they didn't have it, it wasn't their problem and bring it up with the general manager the next day. when we went to speak to the general manager George he treated us with such disrespect and unprofessionalism it was disgusting. We spoke to them them three weeks ago that we were having a birthday party and NO MENTION OF A 250$ charge. absolutely ridiculous. our room was left clean and zero damages done. Drunk idiots cause more problems then the 5 seven year olds we had. the other staff at the hotel was lovely. cleaning staff was great, front desk lady was kind. Management is the problem there and their "unwritten policy" that no one can show and produce. shameful

This hotel is located in East Point, close to shops including Costco, and Indigo Books. If you…read moredon't have a car, I wouldn't recommend staying here but rather uptown where you can find a Hilton or Delta. Parking stalls around the hotel are free and there are a number of doors to enter with your room card. The front desk staff are overall friendly except for one person. They provide coupons to local restaurants which is very helpful. The room had a large and comfortable bed, large bathroom with 2 person shower (but no tub), and desk with computer chair. I also liked they had free wifi. The breakfast is included in our hotel rate and I was very impressed with the variety and food temperature. They had coffee and tea, hot food like eggs, pancakes or french toast, ham, bacon, or sausage. They rotated the hot food which I really liked so we didn't have to eat the same thing every day. There's a wide selection of muffins, english muffin, bread for toasting, and mini cinnamon buns. There's fruit salad, fresh fruit, yogurt, cereal, and juices. The breakfast is so hearty we really didn't have to eat lunch. My husband used the pool and the covered slide. There were lots of children that enjoyed the slide. The pool isn't very deep so it's not good for swimming laps and more for the slide use. There's also a hot tub which is nice. There were a few glitches along the way. The cleaning staff aren't always prompt cleaning your room, usually sometime in the afternoon. One night there were guests that were extremely noisy early in the morning. I let the front desk staff person know and she offered a reduced rate for that evening which was great. This is one hotel that I would stay again.

This hotel/resort is very old-timey. If you like the old-school charm in an idyllic setting then…read moreconsider staying here. We spent one night here in September, just after the Labor Day weekend. It is just down the road from the port town of Digby, the scallop capital of Canada and had some great seafood right on the wharf. The hotel is large and offers rooms in the main building as well as cabins. There is a heated outdoor pool and a fitness center with a small sauna. Our room was small, as rooms were back in the day. There was just enough room for the king-sized bed and a couple of chairs with not a lot of wiggle room. Though handicap accessible, be aware that some of the rooms require the use of stairs as ours did. The restaurant seemed to offer a nice brunch, but because it ended at 10am, which is too early for a vacation spot in my oppinion, we opted to eat in town, which is where we took all of our meals. However, the hotel does offer fine-dining for dinner. We checked out the walking trail that goes all around the hotel grounds, which are expansive. All in all a nice place to stay and would recommend it of you are travelling in the area.

We called Digby Pines to inquire about the condition of their course. We were assured that other…read morethan 14th hole the course was in good condition. It was a LIE. The fairways and bunkers are in horrible condition. No grass. Hard dried mud on every fairway and bunker complex. Tee decks are not maintained. Stanley Thompson would be so disappointed in how poorly maintained his course is. Avoid as there are are far better golf courses in the area

A cosy and quaint b&b close to the Digby ferry! We had a wonderful time, and the vegan breakfast…read morewas outstanding! We can't wait to stay again!

Stayed mid-September. Our room was upstairs. It was fun & funky, angular roofline makes for tight…read morefitting ceiling and overall space, shower and toilet right in the room. The bed was a challenge, low because of the low sloping ceiling, difficult for someone next to the wall to get out of in the night when there are two people in it, and it was clear that there was just one place people sat as the mattress (or whatever it was) was permanently squished at the edge in just one place. Loved the cats but didn't really see them as they weren't allowed in many spaces we were. The breakfast room was the living room and it felt weird to go in to the room, shut the door to keep the cats out, and sit at the 2 top awaiting breakfast service. Hosts are vegan which isn't a big deal for us as we typically eat vegetarian, but what I disliked the most was being served a plate of food without any say on what went on it and how much. I don't really care to eat foods that are trying to be something they're not, so I'm not impressed with food science created sausages and eggs that are made with a long list of funky ingredients. I'd rather have a real whole-foods meal with items that are known, think breads/tortillas, beans, whole grains and cereals, fresh fruit and vegetables. I can think of a lot of dishes using these foods that would be vegan and way healthier and delicious than the fake stuff. Overall, it's a fun place to stay but I'm not sure I'd stay again. I like real food and the ability to enjoy the pets if around.