Feel instantly at home with the wonderfully easy-going owners of this turreted Victorian. Three cozy, contemporary rooms all have private bath. It's close to the river in the quiet, historic district, a short walk from the main attractions. Wind down on the front porch swing. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Climb the elegant mahogany staircase to find period-style rooms sure to keep you smiling. Couches in the sitting room beckon a doze, the New Brunswick art is good for a browse and the owners are troves of info about Fredericton. Complete the dream by breakfasting in the gorgeous … Full Lonely Planet Review ›

The two rooms in this sunny little home make you feel like a pampered family member. While the house is c 1875, rooms are modern and the whole house shimmers with warmth and good spirits. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

Playful Roger and Nancy, formerly in the military and nursing fields respectively, have infused their immaculate 1902 house with fun, puns and military memorabilia to complement the antiques and pine floors. The mess hall offers breakfast choices and there's the best view in town… Full Lonely Planet Review ›

It's clean. It's basic. And above all, the Norfolk Motel is cheap. To get there, go over Westmorland St Bridge and follow Hwy 105 south to the door for 4km. Full Lonely Planet Review ›

While the name is a bit presumptuous, this is a fun place to stay. It's not as elegant as some other B&Bs in town but there's a pool, sauna and pool table, and the owners are jovial company. Rooms are clean and not too 'antiquey.' Full Lonely Planet Review ›