Find hotels near Thomas Williams House, Moncton from ￥11,560

"Clean, comfortable and excellent heating/cooling. Lots of hot water with good pressure. Friendly staff. We'll stay again for sure."

"Always a beautiful, spotless room. Amenities like more lighting to work was missing. But they accomodated by getting a lamp from another room."

"Best staff. Very clean. We will be back 100%."

"Clean. Lots of space. Great location. "

"Great full breakfast with lovely staff"

"It was good, although the sofa is terribly uncomfortable, you can feel the metal springs through it, I know why they chose it, stylish & trendy but it is cheap and uncomfortable! They should have instructions on how to operate the TV we could not figure it out! Other then the two negatives I spoke about it the room was great!"

"if you need a place to stay randomly this is for sure it, wasn’t that expensive just wish they did have a washer and dryer was a inconvenience "

"First, I want to be very clear and upfront. I made the mistake. I booked this B&B, and my husband bought tickets for a concert in Fredericton, not Moncton. As soon as I became aware of my error, which was just past the refund cut-off time, I reached out to the owners, letting them know of my mistake. I've reached out twice, and I've heard nothing back. This is a mistake that cost me a fair chunk of money, and not hearing back or attempting to reconcile the error so that we both feel okay is a bit, well, not nice. I worked in hospitality for the majority of my life. I owned a restaurant, and I'm well aware that making mistakes is part of being human. I believe in reconciliation, meeting in the middle, whether it's me or someone else. Resolving an issue should be the go-to. Our world is filled with strife, and we are inundated with media plugs on how to unite as a country. I'm Canadian, and not only that, but I live in the maritime, so I'm a local, so not hearing back was disheartening. I hate writing a review like this, but the unwillingness to respond to my queries leaves me a wee bit sad. The cost of goodwill is immeasurable and comes back to us in spades. "