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Edmundston

23 hotels

Fredericton

26 hotels

Halifax

66 hotels

Moncton

53 hotels

St. Andrews By The Sea

12 hotels

Acadia Hotels for Your Next Holiday

Why Tourists Visit Acadia

* Witness the tidal wonders at the Bay of Fundy.
* Explore the rugged coastline and hiking trails in Fundy National Park.
* Visit cultural sites like Le Pays de la Sagouine for Acadian history and performances.
* Enjoy kayaking, whale watching, or exploring the Hopewell Rocks.
* Indulge in fresh seafood at local harborfront restaurants.

Acadia offers over 200 accommodations ranging from budget-friendly motels to luxury boutique hotels, with Moncton and Shediac being the top cities for lodging options. Average prices for 3-star hotels hover around $130 per night, while 5-star stays average $280 per night. Notable new additions, such as The Tidal Rest in Shediac, stand out for their eco-friendly designs and stunning oceanfront views.

Acadia, located along the eastern shores of Canada, is celebrated for its stunning coastal landscapes, charming villages, and rich cultural heritage shaped by French-speaking communities.

Key attractions include Fundy National Park with its famous tidal shifts, the picturesque Hopewell Rocks, and Magnetic Hill in Moncton, which both perplexes and delights visitors.

This region is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts, history lovers, and seafood fans, offering an unforgettable mix of natural beauty and unique experiences.

Acadia Tips You Must Know

* Book hotels early for peak season (July-August) to secure the best rates and locations.

* Opt for lodging in Moncton for convenient access to top attractions like Magnetic Hill and nearby beaches.

* Adjust your travel schedule for the Bay of Fundy tides to enjoy full access to activities like walking on the ocean floor.

* Rent a car for flexibility, as public transportation in the region is limited.

* Pack layers and rain gear, as coastal weather can change quickly and unexpectedly.

Moncton

Moncton, often called the 'hub of the Maritimes,' is home to Magnetic Hill, where cars appear to roll uphill due to an optical illusion. Tidal Bore, a natural phenomenon caused by the Bay of Fundy's tides, flows right through Moncton's downtown. Its vibrant food scene, highlighted by the iconic Pump House Brewery, offers flavors that capture the essence of Acadia.

Discover the best hotels in Moncton and enjoy its fascinating attractions.

Shediac

Shediac, known as the 'Lobster Capital of the World,' boasts the world's largest lobster sculpture, a fun photo-op for visitors. Parlee Beach Provincial Park features some of the warmest saltwater in Canada, ideal for summer relaxation. The annual Shediac Lobster Festival is a must-visit celebration of local seafood and culture.

Find hotels in Shediac and immerse yourself in its unique maritime charm.

Fredericton

Fredericton, the capital city, is steeped in history, with attractions like the Historic Garrison District showcasing British colonial roots. The Harvest Music Festival, a major annual event, celebrates local and international artists on scenic riverside stages. Its network of over 120 km of walking trails makes Fredericton a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts.

Explore comfortable hotels in Fredericton while diving into its rich history and vibrant festivals.

Saint John

Saint John, Canada's oldest incorporated city, is famed for the Reversing Rapids, where the Bay of Fundy's tides collide with the Saint John River. The Saint John City Market, North America's oldest continuing farmers' market, offers fresh local delicacies. The historic uptown area combines stunning 19th-century architecture with a modern arts and culture scene.

Book hotels in Saint John to fully experience this historic yet vibrant city.

Bathurst

Bathurst is a hidden gem that lures visitors with Daly Point Nature Reserve, featuring serene trails and wildlife spotting. The Bay of Chaleur, one of the world's most beautiful bays, adds a unique coastal charm. Its Acadian roots are celebrated in cultural hubs like Le Centre Culturel et Historique.

Find cozy hotels in Bathurst and enjoy its tranquil natural beauty.

Central Hotels for City Explorers

Check out more convenient Central hotels in Halifax and stay close to key attractions.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

The Barrington Hotel

Downtown Halifax

Halifax Citadel (0.4 km)
Maritime Museum of the Atlantic (0.5 km)
Halifax Waterfront (0.6 km)

Known for its direct access to the pedway system, it allows guests to stroll through downtown Halifax without stepping outside.

Central location
Indoor pool
Pet-friendly

$130-$200/night

Hotel Halifax

Downtown Halifax

Scotia Square (0.2 km)
Art Gallery of Nova Scotia (0.6 km)
Halifax Public Gardens (1 km)

Offers stunning views of the harbor and is located steps away from one of Halifax's top shopping complexes, Scotia Square.

Panoramic views
On-site spa
Modern facilities

$150-$220/night

Cambridge Suites Hotel Halifax

Downtown Halifax

Halifax Grand Parade (0.4 km)
Discovery Centre (0.5 km)
Public Gardens Park (0.7 km)

The hotel features a rooftop terrace with one of the best panoramic city views, perfect for evening drinks.

Spacious suites
Complimentary breakfast
Rooftop terrace

$160-$250/night

Luxury Stays Worth Every Penny

Explore more exquisite Luxury hotels in Halifax for a lavish and comfortable stay.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

The Prince George Hotel

Downtown Halifax

Scotiabank Centre (0.1 km)
Neptune Theatre (0.3 km)
Halifax Citadel (0.5 km)

Famous for its impeccable service, this hotel has hosted dignitaries and celebrities during major Nova Scotia events.

Prime location
Elegant decor
On-site fine dining

$200-$350/night

Atlantica Hotel Halifax

Halifax Commons

Halifax Common (0.3 km)
Halifax Shopping Centre (2.2 km)
Halifax Citadel (1 km)

Located near the Halifax Commons, it is a favorite among travelers for its spacious city-view rooms.

Spacious rooms
Indoor pool
Family-friendly

$190-$320/night

The Sutton Place Hotel Halifax

Nova Centre, Downtown Halifax

Halifax Waterfront (0.3 km)
Maritime Museum (0.5 km)
Discovery Centre (0.7 km)

Recently opened as part of the Nova Centre, it stands out with its ultra-modern architecture and tech-savvy amenities.

Tech-enabled rooms
Central business location
Fine dining options

$250-$400/night

Charming Boutique Stays

Uncover more stylish and unique Boutique hotels in Halifax and surrounding cities.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

The Halliburton

Downtown Halifax

Halifax Waterfront (0.4 km)
Pier 21 Museum (0.7 km)
Discovery Centre (0.6 km)

A trio of heritage townhouses turned into a boutique hotel, it is known for its cozy fireplaces and private courtyard.

Historic charm
Private courtyard
On-site fine dining

$180-$260/night

Sydney Boutique Inn & Suites

Charlottetown

Confederation Centre (0.4 km)
Charlotte Town Hall (0.5 km)
Peakes Wharf (0.6 km)

Previously a schoolhouse, this unique boutique hotel combines historic architecture with modern-day luxury.

Historical landmark
Comfortable suites
Exceptional service

$190-$280/night

Quality Inn

Amherst

Amherst Centre Mall (0.3 km)
Tantramar Marshes (5 km)
Fort Beauséjour (8 km)

Offers an unusual blend of budget-friendly rooms with boutique-style decor near Amherst's historic downtown area.

Affordable rates
Unique interiors
Friendly staff

$120-$170/night

Top Picks for Families

Find family-friendly Family Friendly hotels in Halifax and nearby cities for a memorable getaway.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Coastal Inn Halifax - Bayers Lake

Bayers Lake, Halifax

Bayers Lake Shopping District (0.5 km)
Peggy's Cove (30 km)
Halifax Citadel (10 km)

Known for its convenient location near major shopping centers, this hotel also boasts spacious family suites with kitchenettes.

Family-sized rooms
Budget-friendly
Close to shopping

$110-$160/night

Canadas Best Value Inn & Suites-Charlottetown

Charlottetown

Confederation Mall (2 km)
Victoria Park (2.5 km)
Anne of Green Gables Museum (38 km)

Known for its warm and welcoming staff, it provides complimentary breakfast ideal for traveling families.

Free breakfast
Friendly staff
Ample parking

$90-$140/night

Ramada By Wyndham Fredericton

Fredericton

Fredericton Botanic Garden (3 km)
Beaverbrook Art Gallery (4 km)
Odell Park (5 km)

Features an atrium with an indoor putting green, offering fun activities for families during their stay.

Unique atrium
Family-friendly amenities
Indoor pool

$120-$190/night

Relaxing Stays with Indoor Pools

Check out the best Hotels with indoor pool in Halifax and beyond for a relaxing swim during your trip.

Hotel Name

Description

Price per night

Inn On Prince Hotel And Conference Centre Truro (Adults Only)

Truro

Victoria Park (2 km)
Truro Golf Club (5 km)
Riverfront Park (3 km)

Designed exclusively for adults, it stands out for its tranquil ambiance and heated indoor pool, ensuring a refreshing stay.

Adults-only setting
Heated indoor pool
On-site restaurant

$140-$190/night

The Loyalist Country Inn & Conference Centre

Summerside

Harbourfront Theatre (0.3 km)
Spinnaker's Landing (0.5 km)
College of Piping (1.2 km)

Situated by the Summerside waterfront, it allows guests to enjoy poolside views with stunning sunsets over the harbor.

Coastal views
Indoor pool
Conference facilities

$130-$180/night

Homewood Suites By Hilton Halifax - Downtown

Downtown Halifax

Scotiabank Centre (0.5 km)
Halifax Citadel (0.8 km)
Halifax Waterfront (1 km)

Offers extended-stay accommodations paired with a sleek indoor pool, making it ideal for business and leisure travelers.

Extended-stay suites
Indoor pool
Central location

$170-$250/night

Frequently asked question

What are the best hotels near the Fundy National Park in Acadia?

Several hotels like the Parkland Village Inn are within a short drive from Fundy National Park, providing scenic views and easy access to hiking trails.

Are there family-friendly hotels in Acadia with access to beaches?

Yes, hotels such as the Shoreline Motel offer family-friendly accommodations with easy access to nearby beaches like Parlee Beach Provincial Park.

What is the typical nightly cost of hotels in Acadia during peak season?

During peak season (July-August), nightly rates for hotels in Acadia range from $120 for budget stays to over $250 for boutique or waterfront properties.

Are there boutique hotels in Acadia for couples seeking a romantic getaway?

Boutique hotels like the Château Moncton offer riverfront views, cozy atmospheres, and amenities ideal for couples seeking a romantic retreat.

Which hotels in Acadia offer amenities like free breakfast and parking?

Hotels such as the Quality Inn Moncton frequently include perks like free breakfast, parking, and Wi-Fi for travelers.