Hotel Paulin

Very quaint; lovely room and bathroom with beautiful antique furniture.|They really should get small Kureig machines for each room and a large one for the dining room. Another time, we would have breakfast down the street.|Otherwise it is a beautiful home.

Such a lovely, lovely place! We very much enjoyed the quaint family friendly atmosphere and hospitality. As soon as you walk in the front door, it's like going on an adventure back in time, with such a rich history surrounding the venue. As a bonus, the walk along the beach there around sunset is absolutely stunning! Special thanks to Karen for the good conversation and breakfast baskets. Can't wait to visit the heart of Acadia again in the future!

Hôtel Paulin is so beautifully maintained and decorated and clearly run with love. Our room was cozy and filled with lots of thoughtful touches to make our stay more comfortable. Karen is a great host!

My wife and I stayed (and had dinner) at the Hotel Paulin on 6/27/2019. We just can't say enough about our stay and our experience there. We specifically booked a room on the 3rd Floor for the ocean view and were delighted by the old world decor and charm. Everything was perfect! Our dinner (and breakfast the following morning) in the onsite dining room was outstanding as well. Karen (chef and co-owner) prepared our whole lobsters perfectly and the wine and dessert were top notch too! As important as our accommodations and our food was the absolute genuine interaction we had with Gerard (3rd generation co-owner) and his wife Karen. We truly appreciated them answering our questions and showing pictures of the history of the hotel, how it was physically re-located to its current location (from where it was originally built in the 1890's) as well as info on the decorations and furniture. We were even treated to their plans for the future of the hotel! When we visit again, we'll be sure to stay longer and enjoy this great hotel and wonderful family! Note: In response to Mr. Saumur's negative review complaining about the hotel not allowing four people to pack into a boutique room with two double beds, I applaud Gerard for his decision to say "No"! The Hotel Paulin is an upscale facility with Old World charm. If you are looking for a flop house with an "all you can eat" mentality, there's a budget hotel just down the road!

We used Hotel Paulin in Caraquet as a base from which to visit Miscou Island and it turned out to be a great choice. Because of Covid personal interaction was limited but there was plenty of communications with the owner, Karen, and she was great, as was the property. Extremely clean and classy in a comfortable way. It was so relaxing to sit out on the veranda in the evening with a glass of wine and a book. The attached photo is a shot of the sunset from the back of the property overlooking the shore. As I titled this, we couldn't have asked for more.

Great place to stay. Beautiful room. Brings you back in time (1891). The woodwork and the antique furniture of the house is nice. Called at the last minute was able to get a room. Karen was nice, helpful and welcoming. We could call her anytime if we had any questions.

We've been staying at the Paulin annually for about twenty- five years while attending the Lameque Baroque Music Festival. It continues to remain a highlight of our year. It feels like home, but not only for us - also for others who are passing through for the first time. All of the facilities and amenities are excellent, the food is exceptional, and the hospitality is warm. Stepping into the historic building takes you back to a quieter, more welcoming time, and it encourages friendliness among both staff and guests. People leave smiling.

My wife and I spent two nights here in August. Very friendly service, and our room was very nice. Had a great bay view. We also had dinner one night and the food was great. There were a few missteps that the hotel resolved more than satisfactorily as well and we would definitely come back.

This is a great old building just off of the highway. I has a great view over the bay towards Quebec - a great place to end a day of driving with a glass of wine. There is a trail down to the beach for those who still have enough energy left to explore. The building and rooms have a lot of old time class with high ceilings, nice furniture and decorations. The rooms are also classically small - but there are lots of public areas to hang out for those that need space. The operators are great. We booked the evening meal and became engaged in planning the menu - all fish!! They cooked up and served an high class meal with oysters, clams, smoked salmon and frico (an Acadian fish soup). It was a great evening and night.