This Saint Andrews hotel features an indoor heated pool and is 900 meters from Kingsbrae Garden. Free WiFi and cable TV is available in the rooms at this seaside hotel.
Jacqueline
United Kingdom
Lovely view of the sea from our balcony. Very close to shops and restaurants.
Boasting a casino, Kennedy House is set in Saint Andrews. Each accommodation at the 3-star hotel has city views, and guests can enjoy access to a terrace and to a bar.
Evan
Canada
Wonderful little place. We stayed there at the end of September and the location was very quiet with nearly no road noise. The location within the town can't be beat and although we dined elsewhere, the restaurant on the first floor seemed to be busy and in good order.
Featuring garden views, The Montague Rose Inn & Cafe in Saint Andrews features accommodation, free bikes, a shared lounge, a garden and a deck.
David
Canada
Great location. helpful owner and a generally nice property. Easy walking distance to the main drag and quiet. I would have stayed an extra night but they were booked up. Would stay again.
Located 1 km from the city centre, this motel in St. Andrews, New Brunswick offers free Wi-Fi and a fridge in every room. The St. Andrews Tourist Bureau is just 1 minutes’ walk away.
Set in a Victorian-style house and amidst 30 hectares (75 acres) of land, Chamcook Forest Lodge Bed & Breakfast is located at the base of Chamcook Mountain, Saint Andrews.
Colleen
Canada
Location was perfect. Breakfast was excellent. Don was a great host! Super friendly, a great talker, very knowledgeable and helpful.
Facing the seafront in Saint Andrews, Seaside Beach Resort features a private beach area and barbecue facilities. There is a private entrance at the homestay for the convenience of those who stay.
David
Canada
Being right on the beach was absolutely amazing. The other people staying there were friendly and we had a great time sitting on the deck looking out over the water watching the sunset. At high tide, the water washed right up to the deck and at low tide you could walk out and explore the beach.
Featuring a hot tub, Captain Dan's Cozy is located in Saint Andrews. This beachfront property offers access to free WiFi and free private parking.
Beck
Germany
Oh, we're so glad that we found this awesome, cozy place in a wonderful location in St Andrews.
Actually, we wanted just a place to stay for doing a whale watching trip, but the house ended up being a big win, too. It is absolutely perfect equipped, i.e. the outside whirlpool and the gas fireside. The rooms are spacious, and the furniture and the decoration are elegant and tasteful. The owner provided any services immediately, for example, when we wanted to extend our stay by one night. Hopefully we can manage to come back again.
Boasting air-conditioned accommodation with a balcony, Captain Dan's Shanty is situated in Saint Andrews. This property offers access to a terrace, free private parking and free WiFi.
Lisa
Canada
Very open space, comfortable beds, and great yard. Kitchen has everything you need. Dan was very responsive to all our requests and super friendly guy.
Offering garden views, The New Brunswick Bed and Breakfast in Saint Andrews provides accommodation, a garden and a terrace.
Andrew
United Kingdom
Fantastic B&B.
Good quiet position which was easy to find. Way 10 minute stroll to centre where lots of restaurants available.
Greeted on arrival by Ken who was very friendly and very informative. Very nice homely feel.
Room was large and spotlessly clean as was the en-suite. Lovely themed furnishings.
Excellent home cooked breakfast and nice easy going and relaxed chat with Ken and Les.
On average, 3-star hotels in Saint Andrews cost £126 per night, and 4-star hotels in Saint Andrews are £110 per night. If you're looking for something really special, a 5-star hotel in Saint Andrews can on average be found for £224 per night (based on Booking.com prices).
Easy, walkable street (Water Street) with a variety of...
Easy, walkable street (Water Street) with a variety of lovely shops, including delicious McGuires Speciality Chocolate Icecream. Cafe culture in places, good quality gifts and art works in shops; good restaurants and pubs. Seafood in most restaurants very good. A Market on Thursday morning in Square sells famous bread and local vegetables and art. The Square is next to whale-watching cabins where you can book trips out on various types of boats to see whales in Fundy Bay, and other wildlife (seals, porpoises) (Quoddy Link were very good). Streets are a grid system and easy to walk around. People living in Saint Andrews extremely friendly and polite, very clean local toilets and pretty streets. The only disappointment we had was lack of sandy beach and good access and water for swimming.
ALAN
United Kingdom
Scored 10
10
This was the perfect stay before driving back to Boston.
This was the perfect stay before driving back to Boston. It reminded me of Bar Harbor with its architecture, shoos, and restaurants. Great atmosphere and everyone was so friendly. I wished I had stayed another day to visit the off shore islands.
Avventura di Maria
United States
Scored 8.0
8.0
Beautiful little town.
Beautiful little town. Unfortunately the local kayak rental place closed as did the only fresh seafood store. Be aware that the Salt Bight restaurant will tell you a story of being understaffed in the kitchen and should wish you can sit at the bar for .30-.45 minutes to enjoy a drink until the staff kitchen staff get caught up. The drinks are expensive and the food was ok. I know this is a tactic in a few restaurants but if you are a family and in a rush for dinner you should know what you are walking into at this place. All other restaurants that we went to during our stay did not have this issue.
Mac
Canada
Scored 8.0
8.0
There looked to be a number of interesting little shops all...
There looked to be a number of interesting little shops all along Main St., but most of them kept odd hours, which meant that we weren't able to shop there due to our being in town only one evening. And we could have shopped the next morning, but most of the shops didn't even open till 11 a.m., by which time we were about an hour and a half's drive away.
Jessie
Canada
Scored 10
10
My partner and I liked the ambiance and the warm, helpful...
My partner and I liked the ambiance and the warm, helpful and friendly staff.
The lovely downtown area is filled with quality goods; many locally made, outside dining, and the friendliest staff one could find anywhere.
Some restaurants had closed for the season but, with that said, there were many choices.
We had a wonderful meal at Seasons by the Sea. Another at The Red Herring Pub and an outstanding tasting adventure of a Thanksgiving Dinner at the Algonquin Resort.
Yes, it is very easy to get around St. Andrews whether by foot or wheels of any kind.
I have visited there with my partner at least five times in different seasons, and there is nothing I would avoid!
Wayne
Canada
Scored 10
10
Quaint village in the Bay of Funday. Very relaxing.
Quaint village in the Bay of Funday. Very relaxing. If we had been able to stay longer than a night, we would definitely have done a whale watching excursion and enjoyed a lovely dinner at one of the many restaurants!
We truly enjoyed our stay here. It was a pleasant change from the hotel chain environment. The homemade jam, warm croissants, fresh fruits and great coffee and tea were immensely enjoyed. The hosts (Don and Judy) were great communicators, very informative, kind and sincere. We enjoyed getting to know them and the conversations on multiple topics. The home is clean and comfortable and is a beautiful example of late 19th century residential architecture. I loved the cast iron floor grate!
Everything was so quaint and we had a lovely private deck with a view of the ocean and it was so clean and comfortable…it was just lovely and I will definitely stay again…far better then any hotel I have stayed in!
I loved the proximity to the ocean. Saint andrews is a small town, this place was well situated for walking access. Staff were very kind and efficient. Thank you 😊
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