50 Best Hotels in Newfoundland and Labrador, Canada

Situated on a riverside property just a 10-minute walk from Marble Mountain, this facility offers inn suites plus one-, two-, and three-bedroom condo units with full kitchens. In addition to a heated pool and fitness room, it offers an extensive array of spa amenities, including a labradorite steam room, cold plunge, herbal pool, and thermal spa. 

These spotless condo-style units are meant for skiers, but they're perfect for a quiet summertime break and as a base for day trips to the Bay of Islands and Gros Morne. Units range from studios with kitchenette to two-bedroom suites with full kitchen and fireplace. During summer, the green, idle slopes make a peaceful background at the end of a touring day.

Part of the Murray Premises National Historic Site near St. John's harbor front, this longstanding boutique hotel pairs original architectural features with luxury amenities. Rooms are large and full of character, with ancient beams, exposed brick, and custom-built furniture. Bathrooms have large air-massage tubs or spa showers. Rooms come with a complimentary grab-and-go continental breakfast.

Facing the water, this two-story hotel has modern rooms and the pub presents live traditional music and a "kitchen party" every other night from July through September with a reduced cover charge for hotel guests (C$10, plus an extra C$10 to get "screeched in"). Rooms are standard hotel style; those at the front have water views, and most of the second-floor rooms have private balconies.

These traditional saltbox-style houses have been reinvigorated into luxurious and comfortable vacation rentals. They have been updated with modern features including floor-to-ceiling windows facing the ocean. There are three houses on Fogo Island.

Watch icebergs and whales from the deck of this modern, one-story ranch home overlooking Twillingate Harbour. From the one-of-a-kind garden dotted with free-form evergreen topiary, it's just a five-minute walk (along a trail) to a virtually private beach. Rooms are modern and light, with neutral color schemes, and there's a cozy living room where you can get to know your hosts and other guests.

Clean and bright, this B&B has an upscale-hostel vibe with a large deck to sit and meet the other visitors. The front hall is chock-full of useful information and brochures on what to see and do during your visit.

Past its heyday but not yet "vintage" in style, the excellent service, comfortable beds, and convenient location nonetheless make this a good stopover if you're traveling from coast to coast. Bus tours, families, and businessmen like the combination of quick access to the highway and routes heading north, the in-house restaurant and pub, and the heated indoor pool.

This restored 1920s lighthouse now functioning as a B&B is on the small island of Quirpon, a landmass of about 7 km (4 miles) by 1½ km (1 mile), just off the northern tip of Newfoundland. You can take Linkum Tours' regular boat service or be dropped at the near end of the island and walk the 5 km (3 miles) to the inn (your luggage will meet you there). Once there you can stay in the lightkeeper's house, a registered heritage structure, or next door at the 1960s house of the assistant.

Built in 1855 in Brigus, then dismantled, transported, and reconstructed in the Queen Anne style in Harbour Grace in 1905, Rothesay House is a charming provincial heritage building with a lovely harbor-view porch. The rooms are well decorated, bright, clean, and comfortable A three-course dinner is available to guests by reservation for an extra cost, while a full hot gourmet breakfast is included with all stays.

A local landmark, this hotel has charming rooms and gorgeous views of Signal Hill, the Narrows, and the old town. A large indoor garden atrium makes for a verdant spot to sit and enjoy a quiet read when the weather is temperate. The hotel's lounge, called Bivver, offers a full menu including breakfast.

These affordable self-service efficiency suites are spacious and have living rooms and private patios from which to enjoy tranquil views. The rooms aren't luxurious, but they're large, bright, and clean, with private entrances. Motel rooms with microwaves, toasters, tea- and coffeemakers, and mini-refrigerators are also available.

This restored 1891 heritage home has wood ceilings, antique furnishings, and three spacious rooms. The dining room, with ocean views, is open for lunch, afternoon tea, and dinner by reservation only. The owner is a superb cook, so it's well worth it to dine here.

A conveniently located two-story hotel near the Nova Scotia ferry, St. Christopher's has comfortable rooms, including two suites with kitchens. The quiet rooms are bright and modern, with heavy curtains to keep out the light if desired. Amenities include fitness room and laundry facilities.

The inn is quiet and relaxing; large windows throughout the building let in lots of light, and the warm color schemes and natural wood on floors and ceilings add character to the spacious, uncluttered guest rooms, most of which have a private deck. Host Vince McCarthy's culinary talents and educated palate have earned the inn, nestled between the mountains and the sea, a reputation for fine wine and food. All the food, including box lunches and continental breakfast, is exceptional.

This 220-acre oceanfront resort near Terra Nova National Park has two golf courses nestled in the picturesque Clode Sound. Lodgings include spacious rooms, suites, and fully equipped two- and three-bedroom chalets. Views are spectacular throughout. The golf courses—the 8-hole Twin Rivers course and 9-hole Eagle Creek—are in high demand, so book ahead. There are also several dining options.

In this 1920s-era home on the harbor front, rooms are old-fashioned, bright, and airy, and a common area balcony looks out over the Atlantic Ocean. Each room has two windows, and two rooms have views of the harbor. You can relax in the reading nook on the upstairs landing or downstairs in the living room or den and admire the antiques and original character of this heritage house. 

This B&B consists of your choice of individual rooms or a saltbox by the sea, all convenient for visits to the Viking settlement at L'Anse aux Meadows. The Viking Village has five rooms, all with bathrooms, which are decorated with spruce walls and Scandinavian furniture.

Set on a large treed property, this charming 90-year-old house and two guest cottages overlook the ocean. Rooms are tastefully furnished, one with a private deck where you can sit outside and listen to the water in the nearby stream.