RunawayJimPVD
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Unfortunately, our stay at this lovely bed and breakfast was only one night, but it was a fantastic night and morning. The owners called me prior to our arrival to ensure I had instructions for parking and how to get into the room and main space, as well as to get preferences for breakfast the next morning. We did arrive after they had left for the evening, but we were able to check into our room with ease.||The Inn is an old Victorian house near downtown Saint John. It features a number of rooms within the house, a couple rooms with private entrances attached to the back, as well as a carriage house that has a few additional rooms. It also has a lovely courtyard/garden with tables for chilling outside, which we did!||We stayed in the Shamrock Room, which was decorated in an old farmhouse style. The room featured a sink in the room and a small bathroom with stand up shower stall and toilet. It also had a small kitchenette with a fridge, microwave, and coffee maker, all of which was unexpected. There was a counter with stools for eating in the room. The bed was comfortable and soft, though the room got a little warm as there is no air conditioning. Thankfully, the air outside was cool and the neighborhood quiet. So we left a window open.||The breakfast the next morning was phenomenal, and the owners were very friendly and fun to speak with about the town and our travels. They were very knowledgeable about the area.||The only downside is that they only take cash or e-transfer (Canadian banks only). So I had to walk a few blocks to go to an ATM, which was not an issue. I'm pretty sure they told me it was that way when I booked, but that was several months prior to our stay. So I likely forgot (or assumed e-transfer meant Venmo or PayPal, as I am not Canadian).||I would certainly stay here again if I find myself in Saint John. It was a perfectly lovely night in a cute little city.
