Carriage House Inn

What a great stay we had. The property is lovely, clean, well maintained and within walking distance of downtown The owner Stacy and host Angie were wonderful gracious hosts and were very helpful with recommendations, etc. Breakfast was delicious- the blueberry pancakes really were delicious.

This beautiful historic building does, as many others have mentioned, needs some maintenance. But, the small issues are vastly overwhelmed by the comfortable rooms and exceptionally friendly service. Angie, the manager, is relaxed and casual and makes you feel very at home. The breakfast offered three options daily all of which were enough food to make a good start to the day. My traveling companions tend to get up quite early, so Angie made sure the coffee was set up and ready to turn on in the morning so that they could have coffee at 5 AM. The huge front porch offers lovely and relaxed seating to enjoy the ambience of the beautiful neighborhood, a cup of coffee, or a glass of wine. I spent some lovely times just sitting there talking with my friends. Great location - very easy walking distance to the Saturday Market, downtown shops and restaurants and the riverfront. A very positive experience!

The location of this historic inn is great and there is parking on site. You can walk into the centre easily. The rooms are nicely decorated, although there are some maintenance issues that require attention. Breakfast was yummy, but a little disorganised.

Excellent service from the very charming host & quieter than expected. Soft sheets, comfortable bed. Non slip bathmat missing so tub a little scary - slippery for older or less able bodied folks. Used hand towel as a bathmat on floor since there didn’t seem to be one. . Clean. Great location. Breakfast good but not exceptional - something small would make a difference - a bit more than 1 half orange slice , maybe small glass of fresh juice, fresh baked item, a little something extra would take it over the top.

This is a charming and welcoming place. Your owner and host, Angie, is both effervescent and efficient. And a great breakfast cook too. While you're in Fredericton, by the way, do stop by to look at the cathedral and the provincial capital building, both very interesting architecturally and historically. And, to be sure, the art museum. It's not an all-day art museum, but it sure covers a lot of ground, with many great pieces, and lots of insight into Canadian painters who more southernly North Americans sometimes fail to appreciate.