The owner was very friendly and welcoming. the bed and linens were comfortable. - the location of the property was lovely.

The shower in our room was cramped and not practical. The television was very outdated.

the Governor'S Mansion Inn in Miramichi exceeded my expectations in every way. From the moment I arrived, I was greeted by the friendly and well-informed owner, Mike. the clean beds and good pillows ensured a comfortable night's sleep, and the beautiful antiques added a touch of elegance to the room. I particularly enjoyed the quiet atmosphere, which allowed me to truly relax. the inn's location near a historic site enriched my experience, and Mike's knowledge of the local history was truly captivating. the fine Continental breakfast served by the knowledgeable hostess was a great start to the day. the Governor'S Mansion Inn is a must-visit for anyone in the area, combining a restful stay with a fascinating glimpse into the region's history.

Nothing to complain about at all. 😊

The bed was comfortable and the room was spacious. Mike, the proprietor, was knowledgeable and personable. The inn is located near historic sites with rich cultural history. The owner, Michael, was friendly and welcoming. The continental breakfast was delicious and served by a friendly hostess. The inn is located in a quiet area away from the downtown noise.

Felt immediately at home, no complaints at all.

Lovely historic home on the river. Comfortable, spacious room with cool antiques. Enjoyed spending time on the veranda. Friendly owner shared local history. Breakfast in the dining room was great. Only a short drive from town.

The antiques in the rooms are well labeled. The sheets on the bed are luxurious. The breakfast server is friendly. The owner is welcoming. The location provides a restful view over the river.

During my recent New Year stay, I found the antique furnishings to be a highlight of the establishment. the well-preserved furniture and labeled pieces really added to the ambiance of the place, as did the historic key design. the location was definitely a plus point, with easy access to local attractions. the friendly and helpful staff were another advantage as they made us feel welcome.

While the attractive decor should have made up for it, the rooms themselves could have been cleaner, with visible dust and a musty smell. Incomplete work in progress of renovations detracted from the experience.

The location of the inn is a great advantage. It is close to the ferry, making it convenient for those who want to explore different areas. the inn is right on the river, providing a beautiful view for guests to enjoy.

There have been some issues with the cleanliness of the furnishings, such as dust and a musty smell.

the upgrade exceeded expectations; amazing period rooms, friendly owner, lovely veranda, great breakfast, cool antiques.

Shower cramped.

This hotel is a hidden gem with a great value for money. The attention to detail is impressive, especially with the well-labeled antique furnishings throughout the property. The rooms are spacious, clean, and comfortable, with luxurious sheets that guarantee a restful sleep. The location on the river offers a peaceful and scenic view, perfect for relaxation. The breakfast provided is fresh and sufficient, and the pleasant staff adds to the overall enjoyable experience.

Nothing to complain about - all was terrific!

My partner and I stayed at the Governor's Inn in Miramichi for a week to explore the rich Mi'kmaq and Acadian history of the region. The owner, Mike, was incredibly knowledgeable and made our stay even more fascinating with his stories. The comfortable bed and extensive literature collection added to our restful experience. We thoroughly enjoyed the fine Continental breakfast served by the friendly and knowledgeable hostess, Simone. The highlight for us was discovering that this historic inn is located just a block away from a beautiful display of the region's history. If you appreciate history, don't pass up the opportunity to stay at the Governor's Inn!

100% Recommend this hotel.

We absolutely loved the historic elements of the Governor's Inn. The furniture was beautifully labeled with its origin and date, giving us a real sense of the past. Our room, named The Governor's Lady, was a charming and unique experience that even included copies of a book with the same name. The key to our room, in the long narrow historic style, added an authentic touch to our stay. The Inn's proximity to the region's historical sites made it a perfect choice for history lovers like us. The owner, Michael, was incredibly attentive and engaging, while Simone, the chef and cleaner. Max, another employee, was always accessible and helpful whenever we needed assistance. The antique furniture throughout the Inn was truly astounding and added to its charm. And let's not forget the small but lovely kitchenette that was a delightful surprise.

We felt so comfortable during our stay at the Governor's Inn that there truly was no reason to complain.