“Living history”

We felt like we were coming into a living museum. It was beautiful. One family having run this hotel for over 100 years in the same place. Felt like we were becoming part of Canadian history. Upon walking into the foyer there were what could be considered working artifacts on the walls in the parlor, everywhere in the hotel. Considering when this hotel opened Queen Victoria was on the throne, it was amazing to see that many of the items that would have been around throughout the centuries, yes centuries, were still there. It was like stepping back into time, which we found charming and comforting. The Marshlands Inn is a hidden gem! It should be supported and can and preserved as such. In Europe this hotel would be a centerpiece of a country. Even our room in the carriage House which we coined the delft room was a walk-through history. Not everything is shiny and new, but each nick and scratch tell a story of some kind, both large and small. It was also an incredible value! We'll be talking about the Marshlands Inn for quite a while and telling our family and friends about it 🙂

It's some kind of a Victorian house. The main ground floor looks impressive

It was in a good location, a short walk to restaurants. The room was comfortable and clean. The outdoor area was large and had chairs for relaxing on a nice day. Dog friendly.

“Anniversary trip ended on a very high note”

Location perfect for our needs...a very quaint period inn

“a bit of the Old South in New Brunswick!”

Amazing period mansion , was astonished it was so gorgeous..great breakfast too!

“Not mobility friendly. Needs upgrading of furniture.”

Nothing

Very cozy

“A trainwreck ,I was very uncomfortable .”

Breakfast time was later at 9 am so I never had breakfast there

“Fantastic.. super location, super room and oh so clean”

loved every minute there but IM a fresh air freak and could not open a window with out being eaten alive. Didnt get a chance to eat in the beautiful restaurant but maybe next time.

No hot water in shower

Nice and cozy room, very close to the city centre which was amazing!

The history. The house has maintained its old world character. Plenty to stop, read or view. It is right on the main street.

How homey the rooms were and how beautiful the property was.

“I'd go back to Marshlands Inn anytime. Beautiful building, setting and appointments.”

An historic building with heaps of character and history on display. Clearly a mecca in its heyday. Loved being in the main building. Friendly host and convenient dining area for breakfasts and night dining and lunch if desired.

this unique inn is old fashioned style with modern facilities and sad that out of season could not use the restaurant.

“Period charm - short stroll to town centre.- Colville “Seven Crows” @ Owen’sGallery - nice stop on NB tour”

Period property with bags of charm. - short walk to town centre. - ideal Menu looked great. - this trip didn’t allow time to sample. - will visit again

“This historical inn is definitely worth staying at for those visiting or passing through the region.”

Really enjoyed the historical aspects of the inn. The decor in the parlour rooms, dining room and our suite transported my wife and I back in time to the 1940s or even earlier. The friendliness of our waiter for breakfast was enjoyed as well. Close proximity to town but with peaceful grounds around the inn were also appreciated.

Very nice place, faboulus personel

Food was delicious, our room was very comfortable and i appreciate all the antiques. They give the place a unique charm

Great location especially if you want to do the marsh boardwalk for birdwatching.