This B & B had a bit of a youth hostel atmosphere and feel. Kind of laid back. The common rooms are large and kind of comfy and relaxed. The kitchen is for everyone to use, and for you to make your breakfast in. ( A large number of breakfast cereal boxes of indeterminate age!) It just gets a bit... More

When we checked in, Sean made us feel at home immediately. While my man unloaded our bags, I got the low down on what to do in the area. And then, Sean invited us for a "Jigger's Dinner" at a reasonable price. After traveling a couple days, an authentic homemade meal is undeniably desired. Other guests joIned us around the... More

The first thing that impressed us was the cleanliness of the B&B; at the door, all the shoes were in racks and the floors were spotless. Two things really stood out; one was the availability of the kitchen and the other the friendliness of Sean. We were made to feel right at home in the kitchen were we made the... More

The Brookfield Inn was a very laid-back and comfortable place. We paid $80 for a nice room with private bath. Breakfast is done a little differently here -- the host has the kitchen stocked with eggs, bread, muffins, cereal, juice, coffee, etc., and you get up when you want and prepare your own breakfast. Wi-fi worked perfectly. Nice people, nice... More

We would highly recommend staying at the Brookfield B&B. Owner Rosalind went completely out of her way to make us comfortable and to her, it was normal service. We hated to leave! We had the pleasure of staying there during last year's East Coast Music Awards and shared the house with fellow ECMA artists, The Abrams Brothers. Our two bands... More

My brother and I travelled to Corner Brook from Toronto to see a Trailer Park Boys' comedy show at the local college pub. The Brookfield Inn was quite affordable (I believe we paid about $60 or $70 for the night), our room was comfortable (it came with a queen size bed and a single bed), there was cable tv and... More