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·Há um mês

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·Há 4 meses

“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·Há 4 meses

“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·Há 4 meses

“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·Há 5 meses