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"would have been perfect if the lower level windows are tinted so outside in the parking area can't see the inside."

"The cost was affordable. The service was very accommodating... old skool motel but a great place to put your head down. Will certainly return."

"This is a quiet hotel easely reached from the highway. Sackville has a great waterfowl park and some very good restaurants. Sackville is also known for Mount Allison University. "

"The room was clean, staff were friendly, and we were pleasantly surprised by the breakfast."

"Great breakfast! Great spot! Everything close! Would stay again."

"The house, location and property were perfect. Our only note would be that the listing photos show outdoor furniture but there was none. Would be good at this time of year to have them in an accessible shed. Thanks fir a great stay!"

"Our host was great to deal with. The rustic charm of the cabin and the serene location was perfect."

"Second time we stayed here, great friendly staff. The unit we stayed in this time, we found the air exchanger loud. But we will be staying here again"

"Sign by dining room listed its hours of operation for all 3 daily meals, but when we came by for dinner well within the listed time frame, there was literally nobody around anywhere. There was no indication that it might only be certain days or by reservation only, in fact it's listed as a full public restaurant on their website, with public menu visible, we'd even planned what we wanted to order. And it was a Friday night, so even if they were only open some days, surely they'd be open for dinner Fridays! Staff was friendly but scattered. Room was small but comfortable. The beautiful antique styles of the main house are far less so in the carriage house so that was a little disappointing. The toilet in our bathroom was huge and ancient and was constantly running until I fixed it myself. Price was very reasonable. Be aware - there's a train that runs nearby and the whistle is very noisy. This is not the fault of the owners of course, but something to be aware of for light sleepers. "