Compare Oceanfront Hotels in Newfoundland and Labrador

"The hotel itself is beautiful. As a bit of a music nerd, I absolutely loved the paintings, photos, and overall vibe throughout the hotel — it’s honestly hard to beat. The décor, bar, and amenities make the place feel like a meticulously curated tribute to some of the greatest eras in music history. The room itself was comfortable overall. When we first arrived there was a noticeable smell — not like an industrial cleaner or anything harsh — but it was slightly irritating at first, though we did get used to it after a while. Street parking in the area is very difficult, but valet parking is available and the service was excellent. The only real disappointment was the “City View.” The room was essentially ground level and looked out toward Oceanex containers rather than the city. We chose the upgrade expecting a higher vantage point of the city, and had we known, we likely wouldn’t have paid the extra cost. It might be worth clarifying how those rooms are described so guests know what to expect when booking. Overall, the hotel itself is fantastic — just something to keep in mind when selecting the room type."

"Excellent place to stay "

"Loud noise from room above "

"Nice clean rooms. Friendly staff and fast wifi"

"Hotel is very close to the airport, pool is great, staff are very friendly, rooms are modern & clean, free parking. "

"Room and staff were good; however, our stay was significantly impacted by repeated disturbances. Friday night began with a 3:00 a.m. call to the front desk due to intoxicated adults causing a loud disturbance in the hallway where children were sleeping before an 8:30 a.m. game. The second night escalated further. A hockey team’s young (early 20s) chaperones were seen bringing alcohol into rooms, vaping, and encouraging U13 players to bang on other guests’ doors. They were politely asked multiple times to stop, but the behavior continued. One guest checked out because of the constant disruption. Most concerning, three of our children were chased in the hallway by members of the U13 team. One became separated and was hiding because he was scared. I had to go find him. At that point, it became a safety issue. Multiple complaints were made. Management and security spoke to the group and made rounds, yet the behavior persisted. Although a 9:30 p.m. curfew was finally set by a parent of this team, banging on our doors occurred again around 3:00 a.m. Our child cried that night, saying he felt unsafe. While the room and staff were good, the situation made our stay extremely upsetting."