Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lowest nightly price found within the past 24 hours based on a 1 night stay for 2 adults. Prices and availability subject to change. Additional terms may apply.
Lovely house - great, light, comfortable room . Bit odd accessing via key safe and heating was not intuitive so took us a while to work out. Dinner in separate restaurant below very good.
Lovely house - great, light, comfortable room . Bit odd accessing via key safe and heating was not intuitive so took us a while to work out. Dinner in separate restaurant below very good.
Malcolm
Reviewed October 22, 2024Reviewed October 22, 2024
Lovely interesting old building. Friendly, personable hard working young couple run the hotel. Don’t miss out on a meal at their bistro the “Moque Tortue” two blocks down from the hotel. The food here is excellent and very good value. I had the lobster, and because they were on the small side Sebastien served me two. Delicious. Excellent breakfast cooked to order the next morning. Wish we had booked for more than one night.
Lovely interesting old building. Friendly, personable hard working young couple run the hotel. Don’t miss out on a meal at their bistro the “Moque Tortue” two blocks down from the hotel. The food here is excellent and very good value. I had the lobster, and because they were on the small side Sebastien served me two. Delicious. Excellent breakfast cooked to order the next morning. Wish we had booked for more than one night.
Beautiful property and very well maintained - fantastic location right by the river and easy walking into Moncton. Would recommend and would happily return if we were ever back in the area.
Beautiful property and very well maintained - fantastic location right by the river and easy walking into Moncton. Would recommend and would happily return if we were ever back in the area.
I looked for a place near Moncton and found this gem. A friendly welcome was followed by a week of comfort in a well-appointed ground floor room. My room (and all the others, I should think) wasn't furnished and decorated with production line items but with an eye for creating the right mood for the setting.
I looked for a place near Moncton and found this gem. A friendly welcome was followed by a week of comfort in a well-appointed ground floor room. My room (and all the others, I should think) wasn't furnished and decorated with production line items but with an eye for creating the right mood for the setting.
Lovely hotel. What I would expect from a Canvas. Clean and nicely decorated, good condition. Lovely comfortable room and bathroom. Friendly and helpful staff
Lovely hotel. What I would expect from a Canvas. Clean and nicely decorated, good condition. Lovely comfortable room and bathroom. Friendly and helpful staff
Excellent hotel for cleanliness and service, everywhere was spotless. Excellent breakfast with staff on hand to help and always stocking up.
Room was very comfortable; overlooked the rail line but I only heard one freight train rumble through during the night!
As this was only an overnight, didn’t really have time to explore, but the hotel is in a nice part of town with lots of new buildings around it.
Excellent hotel for cleanliness and service, everywhere was spotless. Excellent breakfast with staff on hand to help and always stocking up.
Room was very comfortable; overlooked the rail line but I only heard one freight train rumble through during the night!
As this was only an overnight, didn’t really have time to explore, but the hotel is in a nice part of town with lots of new buildings around it.
David
Reviewed September 19, 2025Reviewed September 19, 2025
Super clean and comfortable hotel with superb walk in shower. Spacious breakfast room with outdoor terrace to enjoy the sunshine. Super compact indoor pool with fantastic water slide. All staff very helpful, positive and polite
Super clean and comfortable hotel with superb walk in shower. Spacious breakfast room with outdoor terrace to enjoy the sunshine. Super compact indoor pool with fantastic water slide. All staff very helpful, positive and polite
Anonymous traveller
Reviewed September 6, 2019Reviewed September 6, 2019
Shediac, New Brunswick, offers a delightful blend of coastal charm and luxury experiences ideal for discerning travellers. Begin your adventure at Parlee Beach, renowned for its warm waters and stunning sandy shores, perfect for a family day out or a romantic sunset stroll. Just a stone's throw away, discover the fascinating Shediac Bay, where you can embark on a private boat tour to explore the beautiful coastline and spot seals basking on the rocks. For a taste of local culture, visit the giant lobster sculpture, a quirky landmark that embodies the town's rich seafood heritage and makes for a fun family photo opportunity. If you're in the mood for fine dining, indulge in fresh seafood at one of the upscale restaurants that overlook the bay, where you can savour the catch of the day paired with exquisite local wines. As for accommodation, the area around Pointe-du-Chêne is particularly appealing, featuring luxury hotels that offer breathtaking views of the ocean and exceptional service, ensuring you feel pampered throughout your stay. With easy access to these attractions, your family can enjoy a blend of relaxation and adventure, all while experiencing the high standard of hospitality that Shediac is known for.
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What's there to see and do in Shediac?
Experience all that Shediac has to offer when you visit Shediac's Giant Lobster, Parlee Beach Provincial Park and Maison Historique Pascal-Poirier. If you have spare time during your trip, you might want to make a stop at Heron Bay Gallery and South Cove Camping and Golf.