7 Best Hotels in The Fundy Coast, New Brunswick

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We've compiled the best of the best in The Fundy Coast - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.

Canvas Moncton, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

$$ | 55 Queen St., Moncton, NB, E1C 1K2, Canada Fodor's Choice

Decorated with murals and on-trend retro furnishings, with spacious, comfortable rooms and suites, this property provides an elevated stay in the heart of the city. The lobby houses a grab-and-go coffee bar with baked goods that turns into a lobby bar at night, a Ganan House—Prince Edward Island-based brewpub chain—serving East Coast cuisine and craft beers, and a door leads to a premium liquor store. There's live music in the lobby bar at weekends.

Pros

  • Spacious, state-of-the-art gym
  • Fun speakeasy-style rooftop cocktail bar
  • Attentive, friendly staff

Cons

  • Street noise can be bad, especially at weekends
  • All rooms and most suites are shower only, no tub
  • No on-site breakfast restaurant
55 Queen St., Moncton, NB, E1C 1K2, Canada
506-800–8118
Hotel Details
97 rooms
No Meals

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Delta Beauséjour

$$ | 750 Main St., Moncton, NB, E1C 1E6, Canada Fodor's Choice

In a great downtown location, this is one of Moncton's finest and friendliest hotels, catering equally to business travelers, vacationers, and families, who particularly enjoy the 125-foot indoor waterslide that is connected to the indoor pool. The gleaming lobby has several cool work-station areas and places to relax, and the rooms are elegant. The Signature Floor has its own lounge and complimentary continental breakfast. The hotel has three restaurants: the superb Windjammer, the chic TRIIIO, and a casual café for eat-in or take-out fare—the sous-chef's curries served here are legendary.

Pros

  • Right in the hub of downtown
  • Some rooms overlook the river, with good tidal bore viewing
  • Exceptionally warm welcome and friendly service

Cons

  • Parking not free and in a busy public lot at rear
  • Rooms near pool can be noisy
  • No concierge
750 Main St., Moncton, NB, E1C 1E6, Canada
506-854–4344
Hotel Details
304 rooms
No Meals

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Kingsbrae Arms

$$$$ | 219 King St., St. Andrews, NB, E5B 1Y1, Canada Fodor's Choice

Expect excellent service from the hosts and staff at this restored 1897 estate, where eclectic antiques fill the rooms, and pampering touches include plush robes and daily afternoon tea. The two-story carriage house has a private entrance, patio, and balcony, plus a kitchen. Meals at the Kingsbrae Arms feature the freshest ingredients—organic produce from the hotel garden, perhaps a fresh catch from the Bay of Fundy, or a last-minute delivery of wild boar.

Pros

  • Outdoor hot tub and barrel sauna
  • Kid- and pet-friendly
  • Delicious local food prepared by creative chef

Cons

  • In winter the only meal offered is breakfast
  • No stove in the carriage house kitchen
  • No elevator
219 King St., St. Andrews, NB, E5B 1Y1, Canada
506-529–1897
Hotel Details
10 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Château Moncton Hotel & Suites

$$$ | 100 Main St., Moncton, NB, E1C 1B9, Canada

Alongside the Petitcodiac River, this modern hotel with a distinctive red roof has a great view of the tidal bore, an extensive riverfront trail right out back, and Champlain Place shopping mall across the road. Guest rooms are spacious, with large work desks and nice art.

Pros

  • Some rooms have rain and jet showers
  • Friendly and helpful staff
  • Hot and cold buffet breakfast included in the price

Cons

  • Geared to business travelers
  • No on-site restaurant, but spacious breakfast room
  • Traffic noise in street side rooms
100 Main St., Moncton, NB, E1C 1B9, Canada
506-870–4444
Hotel Details
105 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Crowne Plaza

$$ | 1005 Main St., Moncton, NB, E1C 1G9, Canada
This upscale, modern hotel is in a great downtown location, particularly convenient for the new event center. Rooms are spacious and comfortable, with aids to relaxation like lavender spray and eye masks. For the active hours there's a large indoor pool, steam room, fitness center, salon, and guest laundry, and business services include a dozen meeting rooms. The restaurant is a casual steak and seafood place, and there's a wine bar, too. Note that the hotel entrance is around the corner on Highfield Street.

Pros

  • Stylish makeover has been completed
  • Very friendly and helpful staff
  • Views extend across downtown and the river

Cons

  • Limited parking
  • Not right in the hub of downtown bar and restaurant area
  • Need to park first and haul luggage upstairs to check-in desk
1005 Main St., Moncton, NB, E1C 1G9, Canada
506-854–5340
Hotel Details
191 rooms
No Meals

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Hyatt Place Moncton / Downtown

$$$ | 1000 Main St., Moncton, NB, E1C 1H5, Canada

This fresh, modern hotel offers spacious rooms, a high-tech gym, pool, and pub in the lobby serving casual fare. There are six studio rooms, but even the standard rooms give you plenty of space to spread out in. Located across from the Avenir Centre, this is a top pick for those visiting for hockey games and concerts.

Pros

  • Room size and pullout beds make this great for families
  • Great breakfast buffet
  • Wonderful, helpful staff

Cons

  • Parking not included in room rate
  • All-night train noise audible from some rooms
  • Pool is small and often crowded
1000 Main St., Moncton, NB, E1C 1H5, Canada
506-857–7000
Hotel Details
120 rooms
Free Breakfast

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Rossmount Inn Hotel Restaurant & Bar

$ | 4599 Rte. 127, St. Andrews, NB, E5B 1J2, Canada

Surrounded by 87 acres at the base of Chamcook Mountain, this inn is renowned for hospitality and outstanding food and is particularly convenient for visiting Ministers Island. Rooms are very comfortable and restful, with pillow-top mattresses, down comforters, pleasing color schemes, and individual temperature controls. Some are furnished with antiques. In the handsome dining room, with crystal chandeliers and dark mahogany furniture, you can enjoy fine dining (reservations essential) featuring local seafood and produce (much of it plucked from the inn's organic garden minutes before the meal).

Pros

  • Impeccable surroundings and details
  • Large outdoor pool
  • Peacefully secluded at the end of a long driveway

Cons

  • Some rooms are very small
  • Stairways are steep
  • Located 6½ km (4 miles) from town
4599 Rte. 127, St. Andrews, NB, E5B 1J2, Canada
506-529–3351
Hotel Details
Closed Jan.–mid-Apr.
18 rooms
No Meals

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