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3 Path End, Twillingate, Newfoundland and Labrador A0G 4M0 Canada
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Stay right on the ocean at the award-winning Anchor Inn Hotel and its Hilltop Suites. Enjoy fresh seafood and Newfoundland dishes with a modern twist at Georgie's Restaurant (May - Oct) and relax in Captain's Pub - enjoy an Iceberg draught beer or take in a Kitchen Party or show during the summer. Friendly staff are ready to welcome you and and make your stay memorable! Make this is your base for iceberg and whale watching, kayaking, coastal hiking and exploring outport culture.
All reviews the pub georgie's restaurant live entertainment harbour view separate building main building lovely view of the water on site restaurant living area place to stay full kitchen pleasant stay one night stay lots of hot water room was spacious spent nights cod
I stayed three nights on my motorcycle tour of Newfoundland and enjoyed every single night of it. I was in one of the suites in the separate building and it was amazing. Really big, really clean, great internet service (which has proven real difficult to...More
The staff greeted us with a warm welcome.We had planned on a 1 night stay,but because of the great staff we turned it into 2 nights.We would go back again.The room was very well appointed and clean.The internet was great !!
This may be a motel but what a great place to stay. The restaurant was fantastic and the entertainment in the was very typical Newfoundland. We enjoyed our stay. An easy walk to the picturesque Back Harbour.
The Anchor Inn Hotel is a lovely place to stay during a visit to Twillingate. The ocean views are wonderful and the rooms are clean, well-maintained with a rustic charm. The amenities are a great feature of this inn/hotel. The coffee shop has what you...More
We stayed on a Sunday night, which, from other reviews was the best night to stay for a quiet night (no entertainment). We were in Room 12 - which seemed to be far enough away from the bar/restaurant that I don't think we'd have had...More
Thank you very much for your inquiry. We do not possess an accessibility designation due to the age of the building. I would characterize our building as partially accessible. However, it is my understanding that scooters... More
Thank you very much for your inquiry. We do not possess an accessibility designation due to the age of the building. I would characterize our building as partially accessible. However, it is my understanding that scooters can require an even higher level of accessibility. We are hoping that new renovations slated for 2018 will allow us to be more accessible. While this is not helpful to you for this coming season it is something we are proudly moving toward. I believe a newly renovated property Admiralty B & B is fully accessible. Maybe they would be able to assist you. If you require any other assistance please contact again.
Hi Frank,
Happy to hear you are making Twillingate a part of your visit. "Kitchen Parties" were a very common part of rural Newfoundland culture and consisted of families and friends bringing instruments to each other's... More
Hi Frank,
Happy to hear you are making Twillingate a part of your visit. "Kitchen Parties" were a very common part of rural Newfoundland culture and consisted of families and friends bringing instruments to each other's homes and entertaining through songs and storytelling. Everyone participated. Today's kitchen parties try to recreate this experience. There is generally one or two entertainers that perform and encourage those attending to participate through singing along, learning to play the spoons or ugly sticks. There is often an opportunity to participate in a screech-in. This is where people become "honourary" Newfoundlanders. We generally have Kitchen Parties on Friday nights but this year's schedule isn't finalize just yet. The great news for you is the "Split Peas" do perform the Thursday night that you are visiting and they do a wonderful show that isn't called a kitchen party but has some of the elements of a kitchen party and is a visitor favourite. Thank you for your inquiry and I hope this is useful.
