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Harbour Lights Inn

Harbour Lights Inn

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189 Main St, Twillingate, Newfoundland and Labrador, A0G 4M0, Canada
(709) 884-2763 www.harbourlightsinn.ca
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Jul 12, 2017
I absolutely LOVED this place!! The rooms were great... I really liked the nautical theme. The manager and staff were so friendly and hospitable. I would recommend this inn to everyone!!! My only issue was that I didn't take pictures before settling in to my room.

Nov 15, 2017
One of the nicest inns we stayed at during our tour of Newfoundland. Staff was terrific and the rooms were very comfortable and spacious

Jun 12, 2017
Friendly hostess. Right on the ocean. Lovely rooms and oh so comfortable bed. Nice breakfast. Walking distance to a good Seafood restaurant called Annie's. Book ahead at the Inn as it is always fully during Iceberg Season.

Jun 20, 2017
Great place with very friendly staff. Lovely home with lots of character, and great breakfast as well. The room was very clean and came with complimentary printed out pictures of icebergs and the inn which I loved

May 25, 2016
First off, I was greeted at the door by the very friendly inn keeper, who told me her name but I can't remember it. She got me to check out the room before committing, all that was left was twin rooms but that was my fault for not planning ahead. It was very clean and cozy with some modern amenities, like a flat screen TV, and a nice shower, and all the hair appliances one would need. The beds are comfortable with nice fresh linens. I slept for 10 hours straight. I wandered down for my complimentary breakfast which included fresh baked muffins from scratch, yogurt and fresh fruit, cereals, bread stuffs, as well as eggs to order. The coffee was great, not as strong as I make at home because I like really strong coffee. I would come back here again and again. Oh also I have a really nice view of the harbour. For the price, this is very good value.

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