Name: Cabot Boutique Hotel
Address: Monkstown Road; 26, St. John's, St. John's, St. John's, A1C 3T3, Canada
Rating: 8

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Cabot Boutique Hotel

We stayed two nights at the Cabot Boutique Hotel, and it was amazing. Charming and spacious historic room with perhaps the most comfortable bed I have ever slept in in a hotel. The room and hotel was spotlessly clean and quiet, and the continental breakfast that was delivered right to our door was great. Fresh, flaky croissant, hard-boiled egg, orange juice, apple and a yogurt made for a great start to each day. We had an issue getting the TV to work, and someone came while we were out and fixed it for us. Highly recommend.

This is a beautiful little boutique hotel. Spotlessly clean, beautifully decorated and the room was huge.the decor is so charming and the bed was very comfortable. This is a fab place to stay. I have not one negative thing to say. We stayed here twice and loved it.

Stayed here for 1 night while here for an interview, absolutely loved it! My room was super cute and clean with a TV, the bed was incredibly comfortable, and the caretaker was super nice. I had some complementary cereal and coffee for breakfast and it was great, and I was impressed to see that they have a fridge and microwave in the main foyer so that you can buy your own food if you wish. The check in process was a little bit confusing since you let yourself in, but I figured it out pretty quickly. Also the room took awhile to heat up once I turned on the heat, but it's a pretty old building so that's to be expected. Overall lovely lovely lovely place, would definitely come back! :) 10/10!

Clean, bright, spacious, private, warm, wi-fi, parking. Host was multilingual and hailed from Morocco. I didn't hear his Arabic or Spanish but he flipped between French and English without missing a beat. He took a call from a person who seemed quite upset that they had not reached St. John, New Brunswick. The conversation dragged on. I asked "How can you do that?" He said "Everybody makes mistakes, Maybe I helped some by being polite and listening." He smiled as he talked into the phone. 

There are lots of quite interesting things to do in St. John's. Many of which are on the street running perpendicular from Monkstown Road. The Rooms Complex is a typical monument to the architect, but it houses  a decent art gallery, museum (hit or miss), and archives. The restaurant at the top must have some of the best views in the City but nighttime approaches fast in the fall so it is best to go there for lunch.

We stayed here for four nights when we first arrived in St John's and another night when we were leaving St John's 4 weeks later. We loved it! We would absolutely stay there again if we found ourselves in St John's. The rooms are a good size and very clean and comfortable. The continental breakfast is more than adequate. The whole feel of the place is elegant and cozy. The only downside, if there is one, is the parking is a touch tight. Having said that, our rental car was a medium-size and we had absolutely no trouble parking but I could see that we may have if the place was completely full or if guests all had large vehicles; there is also an alternate free parking area not 10 minutes walk from the hotel. 


Stayed in Room 6 on second floor.  

Large spacious and clean room.  Jetted tub and shower.  

There is a self serve continental breakfast included.  Cereals, toast.  The normal fare.  

Walking distance to downtown and reasonably priced.  

Definitely will be back.   Worth checking out if you want lots of space and would like to be close to the downtown core.  



I had planned to stay at Abba Inn. It has closed for the season. So I searched the area as it is perfect from my needs.I decided to give the Cabot a go. I was told it was being refurbished and warned that there could be dust and workers but it was all good.

Rooms were quite large. Everything was fine. Beautiful building. Excellent private off-street parking (FREE) which is not the norm in this area. Very quiet.

Great bed, heated bathroom flooring, quiet. Private off street parking. Central downtown location. Convenient maps handy. Street names are a challenge. They change names at intersections. Deadly blackout drapes. I slept like a log.

Conveniently located in the downtown.  Area is quiet and property has ample off-street parking. Large rooms and excellent beds. This is a great recommend. A little tweaking is needed with their Guest Manual restaurant recommendations. Perhaps the 'debaucherous' feast with Anthony Bourdain put the one local eatery into the league of those wishing to be mistaken for the "über" rich.

The location is great ... in a residential neighbourhood, close to Bannerman Park and a 10 minute walk to Water and George Streets (restaurants and bars) and 10 minutes to Quidi Vidi Lake. This is an Inn with no visible hosts ... keys and instructions are left in an envelope at the front door,  a continental breakfast is delivered in a box to your door each morning (boiled egg, muffin or croissant, yogurt, apple, juice).  An in-room Nespresso machine (with extra pods available in the communal dining area on the ground floor) was a morning life-saver.  Milk was available from the fridge in the dining area, but not in the bedrooms. 

Our room was large enough for a king sized bed and a small sitting area (2 arm chairs and a table).  An in-window air conditioner helped keep the edge off of the summer heat in the evenings, but was loud when trying to sleep. Everything was clean.  There were 5-6 car parking spaces squeezed into the backyard, which seemed to be enough for all guests when we stayed (although there are more rooms than parking spaces, so parking is not guaranteed).

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Amazing boutique hotel

You know how sometimes you look at hotel rooms online and when you see them in person they look nothing like the picture? Not the case here, we loved our room. It looked exactly like advertised and we were so surprised about its size, it was a huge room with high ceilings and even a small balcony.
The hotel's location is prime, only about 10 mins to Water street, George street and few mins to the Basilica. Just behind the hotel you can find Bannerman park and many other sights.
Breakfast was simple and it starts at 8am. They offer some cereals, milk, coffee, bread, and muffins, but there is a fridge and you are free to buy some groceries and prepare your own, as we did. We bought cold colds, cheese, yogurts and fruit and complemented our breakfast. Make sure you label your food as many might be confused to think the hotel provides these items.
Our room was clean when we got there but after our 2 night there we had to call housekeeping for new towels. We requested a main floor room as my mother has mobility issues and were happy with our choice as the stairs looked very steep.
Our bed wasnt made during our stay despite leaving the sign on the door. As explained by the housekeeper, this is due to the pandemic and they do not enter rooms unless requested which is understandable.
Parking is free just behind the property, but it is very tight, I did see an F150 parked there so kudos to that driver!
We really loved our stay and will definitely book again on our next trip to St Johns.

Great location and comfy room

So cute!

Excellent location, no hills.

Opening my door to my room, I found two people on my bed watching tv. They were unpacked and comfortable. We found, both checking in that evening that we were both given the key to the same room. Although their paper said a different room, their key was for my room. When we called the Cabot House line, they said they only had one check in that night not two! It took awhile to straighten up the room situation and 20 minutes more for the hotel person to deliver the other key to the other room. My room was beautifully emptied and cleaned by the displaced visitors but at no time did hotel service refresh the room nor apologize. Not a great start to a visit.

Beautifully renovated old home, great room and great location

Beautiful old classic home.

Located pretty centrally to downtown St. Johns. A lot is within walking distance but getting back is all uphill, so be prepared. Our room was nice, with a queen bed, small closet and small bathroom with pedestal sink and jetted tub/shower. Keep in mind that this is an old mansion converted to a B&B.

Breakfast is self serve and pretty simple. Cereal, muffins (I’m guessing Costco blueberry), bread for toast, jam, yogurt and tea/coffee.

Parking is behind the building and while tight, the real problem is the ninety degree turn of the driveway to get there. I was driving a Ford Edge SUV and it was probably as big a vehicle as you could navigate with. There are a lot of scrapes on the wall from poor drivers.

A block away (downhill) is Moo Moo Ice Cream, a multigenerational business offering homemade ice cream. Try the Turtle Cheesecake, it’s very good.

We enjoyed our stay there and would stay there again.

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