Maitland Hotel Guide - Lawrence House Museum hotels in Maitland, Canada.

"Never had any breakfast. "

"Room was clean & quiet"

"Nice room, clean hotel, breakfast was good. Not a lot of room to have breakfast though"

"Staff was very friendly "

"Excellent spot for our hockey team.Thanks"

"Lovely place to spend the night!!! "

"We had a great stay and enjoyed the amenities offered with the house. Excellent for our group and fairly close to the ski hill. "

"We were asked to pay an additional cleaning fee after our stay. The cleaning instructions stated to do dishes and if wet, leave in drying rack (which we did). They said they had to re wash dishes after our stay. Which is a little wild because we had to wash dishes when we got there because of the residue left on some. When we got there the plastic shower curtain had black on it (I'm not sure if it was changed) and the shower shelves had left over soap residue from a previous stay. The smell was musty when we arrived. The host said that there were items under the bed and the cleaner had to do additional clean up but we had left the space neat and tidy. There had been clothing items in a dresser when we arrived from someone previously. Also, someone lives in the basement which we were not aware of by the ad. It states you have the entire home to yourself but there is a long term resident living in the basement. We did not know this until we received check in instructions. We felt a little weird and uneasy about this. It states there was laundry on site but we had no idea where this was until I contact the host. They said it was in the basement and was shared with the person living down there. I went to take a look, walked down to the basement where there were three doors. It was poorly lit and I had not idea which door would be the laundry, and which would be where the person lived so I quickly made my way back up. It felt a bit sketchy to be honest. "

"The room was as advertised - character and clean, and with a tree outside that hosted a pair of eagles -- one of which allowed us to take its pictures. Seeing the degree of change with the Bay of Fundy tides was as we hoped - something to see."