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1. Rodd Crowbush Golf & Beach Resort
Rodd Crowbush Golf & Beach ResortWest Saint Peters
- Seaside luxury meets championship golf at this beach resort with full-service spa indulgence.
€122
includes taxes & fees
7 Oct - 8 Oct
€362
includes taxes & fees
23 Sept - 24 Sept




3. Blackbush Beach Resort
Blackbush Beach ResortGrand Tracadie
- Indulge in beachfront luxury at this Grand Tracadie resort offering a hot tub, sauna, and restaurant with stunning ocean views.
€157
includes taxes & fees
1 Oct - 2 Oct




4. Dalvay by the Sea Hotel
Dalvay by the Sea HotelDalvay
- Luxurious escape nestled in a national park with outdoor tennis courts, a garden-view restaurant, and cosy woodburning fireplaces.
€135
includes taxes & fees
4 Oct - 5 Oct
€121
includes taxes & fees
6 Oct - 7 Oct
Top West Saint Peters Hotel Reviews
Sherwood Inn and Motel
10/10 Excellent
"Great price, comfortable bed great for a overnight stay. Nice complimentary breakfast with lots of options , hot buffets, watermelon was especially nice too. Warm and friendly family business . Too rainy to enjoy and grounds but nice garden and I could hear the bird sings from the bathroom window nice to have the trees surrounding ."
Dalvay by the Sea Hotel
8/10 Good
"Dalvay has all the old world charm imaginable, great staff - Alexandra, Emily and Sarah were standouts. But that charm could benefit from some serious improvements, especially as relates to food service - an unchanging, very limited and robust (not friendly to lighter appetites); the same applies to breakfast - limited and emormous servings. No fruit bowl, upcharges if you just want a bagel, juice only if you ask for it. Since Dalvay is in a national park, you must drive miles to find other, more varied food options - and nothing nearby for breakfast. So you end up being hostage to their restaurant. They might consider offering a light bite dinner and/especially breakfast. Also, why not offer boxed lunches to their visitors?"







