Northern Light Inn

I gave it a 5 because of where it is and a nice place. If you have trouble with stairs call ahead and request first floor, there is no elevator. Our room was on 2nd floor and at the opposite end from the restaurant and parking. We were on motorcycles and staying two nights with dirty laundry. We had plenty of stuff to carry to our room. We were young, I was only 74 and my buddy was only 62 but in good shape. The room was large and nice. There was a small refrigerator with a very small freezer. I needed to use my extension cord, that I always take, for my CPAP. Otherwise there were adequate 120v outlets. The room could use better lighting. Restaurant in the building, Jungle Jim's. Some of their food is OK some is not. Take your chances. We liked the hamburger. I had bacon for my breakfast. It was almost not cooked. I should have sent it back but ate it anyway. I was sick the rest of the morning. I cut my finger very deep on my knife cutting zip ties from my motorcycle. It would not stop bleeding. My buddy taped it up with some clotting bandage. He offered to stich it up. He had patched up hogs and dogs. Ha Ha! I had to ride my motorcycle to the emergency room for three stitches. The person at the front desk told us where the hospital was. It healed up fine. My buddy took the stiches out later on the trip.

Very easy check in and out,friendly staff, clean room, only complaint would be no clock and the plug for my phone was on the other side of the room away from the night table, internet was terrible but

Big surprise, I was expecting this to be a run down motel but it is great. REally nice room which was very big. Lots of storage and room to move around. Comfortable bed. The bathroom is split in 2 parts - sink and closet in 1 part, tub & toilet in the other which seems to be common in Nfld and Labrador. If you crane your neck you could see the harbour and an iceberg floating in it. Good food.

The hotel itself is very dated and our room was not very clean. The stains on the carpet were atrocious and there were crumbs on the floor. When we informed the front desk staff they were quite rude and told us they can ensure the room was cleaned and we could go ahead and stay somewhere else if we wanted. A short while later the front desk staff called up to our room and offered to move us to a suite for the same price. The suite was nicer and cleaner but still very dated and the bed was very hard. The food at the restaurant and the proximity to the ferry are the only good things about this hotel. Definitely not worth the price and won't stay here again.

The bed was comfortable , staff were friendly .Great location not too long a drive to catch the Ferry across to St Barbe . We ate at the restaurant there and it was a delicious Meal . What else can I say ,not much as we only spent one night there,checked in around 5 pm. , in the afternoon and checked out around 6 A.M., in the morning to catch Ferry . Everything was clean and neat ,very quiet ..

We had had some small rooms on our tour of Newfoundland and Labrador, so this was a welcome change. The country-style furniture might not look modern, but it was cozy and tasteful. Everything was spotless. We liked the tile and carpet combination on the floor for comfort and cleanliness. Again, the sink area was separate from the rest of the bathroom, and we find that a litle unusual, but it would be very handy with kids. Our room down a verrrry long hallway included a mini-fridge, microwave, two lounging chairs, two desks and comfortable beds. The wine glasses were a nice touch. There was also an ice machine in the hotel. The hotel itself was quiet except for the noisy water pipes. We found it hard to fine tune the heat and fan settings - there must have been a trick to it. The Wi-fi service was pretty sketchy, which seemed a common problem for the area. We reallly liked the open closet and the full width vanity. Breakfast choices included the Newfie Breakfast or the partridgeberry pancakes with sausage. Our tour included supper which consisted of seafood linguini - to die for.

Very friendly staff and a nice hotel. The mattress I had could use an update (could feel every spring) and the pillows were hard as rocks. Definitely a little dated and expensive but good for stopping to catch some zzzz's....definitely better than sleeping in the truck!!

We were there in June. The room (king-size and on the 2nd floor without an elevator) was large and roomy. There were two issues with it. 1. The heat (which is needed in Labrador even in June) when turned on was very noisy and could not be used. They brought us a portable heater instead, which worked well. 2. Underneath our window behind the building there was a generator which created fumes. We were not originally aware of this and had kept the window open to get fresh air.