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Accomodations Alternatives
Choose from heritage to modern.......seaside to city!!
Newfoundland has a variety of alternative accommodations. Please book in advance as the summer is very busy-- making arrangements for summer stays is a must!! Advanced bookings are also recommended fall, winter and spring as some accommodations are seasonal.
Check out these links for vacation homes in St. John's and across the island.
Bed and Breakfast in St. John's
A gracious and carefully restored 1920s manor house that belonged to one of Newfoundland's most prominent families. With traditional and contemporary rooms, Jacuzzi suites and apartments, Leaside is one of St. John's most popular B&B accommodation venues! Leaside Manor Heritage Inn reservations@leasidemanor.com more to come | Check the Rating of St. John's Bed and Breakfast Accomodations
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B & B Outside of the City
Kay's Chalet B & B and Pondside Tea Garden
The charming Bed and Breakfast offers a stunningly picturesque view of Hell Hill Pond, superb accommodation, a delicious authentic Newfoundland breakfast, plus a dinnertime snack of home made regional specialities all prepared by your gracious and friendly host, Kathleen Williams.Email: kay@kayschaletbb.com
Phone: (709) 687-4643 or: (709) 364-3162
Kay's Chalet B&B on the East Coast Trail
Hell Hill Pond
Lamanche, NL
Mailing Address:
Kay Williams
P.O. Box 192,
Cape Broyle, NL
A0A 2P0
Canada
Experience the many delights of the Discovery Trail from the comforts of “your own fully equipped Newfoundland Vacation Home”. Each home is located in the heart of Trinity, providing the ideal base from which to explore the Bonavista Peninsula.
email
info@newfoundlandvacationhomes.com
We are open year round.
We offer a variety of packages which include accommodations, meals, activities, and guided tours. Call or email us for details Tel: 709-596-1888
Toll free: 1- 800-600-7757
Fax: 709-596-4622
nageirahouse@nf.aibn.com
Located in the Historic town of Harbour Grace, Newfoundland, this Second Empire Style home was built in 1878 for Thomas R. Bennett who, at the time, was the Speaker of the House of Assembly in St. John's. The house was built on ocean front property and is surrounded by one acre of beautiful gardens and large old trees including a magnificent 200-year-old cherry tree. There's plenty of room to walk, talk, relax, and enjoy the ocean view.
Phone: 1-709-596-1378
43 Water Street East
P.O. Box 12
Harbour Grace, NL
A0A 2M0
Toll Free: 1-877-596-1378
Fax: 1-709-596-1907
Email: lucy@therosemanor.com
Dotting the coast of Newfoundland are many isolated outports, communities which were once home to hundreds of people, but now lie silent and abandoned. Woody Island is a resettled community in Placentia Bay. The community at one time had a population of around 400, but now is virtually deserted, with the exception of a few people who return in the summer to fish.
Capture a true outport feeling when you stay, discover and adventure seek at Woody Island Resort.
Phone: 364-3701
Fax: (709) 745-4937
Toll Free: 1-800-504-1066
E-mail: woodyi@woodyi.com
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