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Sleeping & Eating
With all the ferry traffic, accommodation reservations are a good idea.
Radio Station B&B
B&B $$$
( 709-695-2906; jggillam@hotmail.com; 100 Caribou Rd; r from $89; May-Oct)
Up on the
bluff overlooking the harbor, the five-room Radio Station is one of the closest lodgings
to the ferry (a 10-minute walk). Three rooms have their own bathroom, the other two
share, and there's a kitchen for guest use.
Caribou B&B
B&B $$$
OFFLINE MAP
GOOGLE MAP
(
709-695-3408;
www.bbcanada.com/2225.html
;
42 Grand Bay Rd; r $90;
May-Sep;
)
There's nothing fancy going on here, but the five rooms are clean, bright and carpeted;
two of the rooms share a bathroom between them.
St Christopher's Hotel
HOTEL $$$
( 800-563-4779, 709-695-3500;
www.stchrishotel.com
; Caribou Rd; r $93-140; )
This is
the most professional digs in town, with a small fitness room and a fine seafood restaur-
ant called the Captain's Room (meals $10 to $16, open 7am to 1:30pm and 5pm to
10pm). Odd-numbered rooms have harbor views.
Hotel Port aux Basques
HOTEL $$$
OFFLINE MAP
GOOGLE MAP
(
877-695-2171, 709-695-2171;
www.hotelpab.com
; 1 Grand Bay Rd; r $85-120, ste $130;
)
The closest competition to St Christopher's, this hotel is older but has more character.
Kids stay for free.
Harbour Restaurant
CANADIAN $
( 709-695-3238; 121 Caribou Rd; mains $8-15; 8am-midnight)
While you'll get better food
and service elsewhere, you can't beat the harborside view here. Pizzas and
donairs
(spiced beef in pita bread) share the menu with fried chicken. It's licensed, too.
Alma's
CANADIAN $
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