Travellers Inn

I like the old-fashioned feel of this place. It brings back memories of a better time, and it's a great affordable stop. Our room was updated, clean, and comfortable for a good night's sleep. It's pet friendly too, which is a bonus. We'll definitely come back on another road trip.

The front desk woman was friendly and helpful, and I had no trouble understanding her, despite some comments I'd read. We could bring our dog for a small fee, and I'd stay here again. It's an easy stop right off the highway, with clean rooms and soft beds. Even with the airport and highway nearby, it wasn't very noisy. A perfectly fine place to get some rest.

For an overnight stop on a two-day drive, this had everything we needed. The room was clean and simple, and the breakfast was just right. The muffins were delicious. It's right off the TransCanada near Fredericton, so easy to reach, but any traffic noise didn't disturb our sleep.

I won't stay here again. The whole visit felt sketchy and frustrating, and I strongly recommend against checking in. At the desk, my card was declined several times, so I went to get cash. While I was out, I booked online through a booking app with that same card, which worked. But when I returned, they said they couldn't find the reservation. I waited about half an hour after being told to give it ten minutes, and still nothing showed up. I paid cash because I badly needed a room. Each of the three times I dealt with the desk, the person repeatedly asked for my ID and another credit card to hold the room after payment. It took an hour before I finally got a room. I was first told 137, then 134 when I went to get my clothes, while the receipt said 131. I managed to find the room and get in. The next morning, around 10:20, with checkout at 11, I returned after visiting someone. Confused by the room numbers again, I tried 137, but the key didn't work. I went to the desk to ask for help getting into my room for my clothes and checkout. The same person from the night before was cleaning rooms and said mine was 134. That room was already wide open, with the pillows and blankets taken off the bed. I hurriedly grabbed my clothes and laundry from the floor and left at 10:58, before checkout time. They had entered and cleared the room before I had checked out. I also noticed on the drive home that almost $9 in change and a can of Pepsi were missing, though they had been there when I was looking for my clothes. I couldn't find my laundry bag either, and the desk person walked in holding it. Between the card issue, the changing room numbers, the repeated requests for ID and cards, clearing my room early, and my missing belongings and bag, the stay was extremely unsettling.