The Jellybean Heritage Inn

The breakfast and dining room were great, but the windows in my room needed replacement and more electrical outlets – no extension cords. We also ran into issues with the lighting and the ceiling fan.

Paul·Un mese fa

Breakfast every morning was a treat – fresh pastries, bread, everything made on the spot. The only hiccup was the last day when the kitchen ran low because of a sudden surge of guests, but that was the exception. The mattresses, though, were way too soft and sagged, so I didn’t sleep as well as I’d hoped.

Costa·4 mesi fa

“If you have a choice between the Jelly Bean Inn and the Rose inn, I would choose the Rose”

I told the chef we needed gluten‑free, but he said they didn’t do it. The email had said it was an option, so I ended up walking in the rain to a sister hotel for breakfast. Norm, the chef there, was super friendly and made a delicious meal. On the downside, I never heard our room was on the third floor, so we had to borrow a chair and a small table from the hallway. They only gave paper cups for drinks, and the shower head leaked – I had to flag that to the staff.

Joanne·4 mesi fa

“Loved our stay…will definitely keep this in mind for our next trip to Newfoundland”

We loved staying at the Roses Heritage Inn. The spot was spot on – just a short walk to Signal Hill, Quidi Vidi, and downtown. Parking across the street was a breeze. Breakfast was amazing, too. The only downside was the bed – it was so high I had to use the ottoman just to get on.

Noella·4 mesi fa

“I was happy in the stay”

The hotel was clean, the coffee was good, and everything else was fine. Honestly, nothing really stood out as a problem.

Rola·5 mesi fa