Algonquin Resort

Rooms

Re-opening in 2014 following an extensive refurbishment, The Algonquin has kept the elegance of the original building and combined this with modern facilities in each of the rooms. You can expect high-quality bed linens, a flat-screen TV and custom artwork. Some of the rooms overlook St. Andrews and the Passamaquoddy Bay. In others, you’ll find a private balcony, kitchenette or spacious sitting area.

Location

The resort is a short stroll from Main Street, and you’ll find plenty of shops and restaurants within walking distance. One noteworthy restaurant is the Rossmount Inn, a mile or so away, which has made a name in New Brunswick for its menu celebrating regional produce.

Departing from the bay, whale watching trips are available during the summer season. Minister’s Island — just over 2 km (1 mile) away and accessible during low tide — is a destination for walking with an Edwardian mansion to visit.

Food and drink

Braxton’s Restaurant & Bar offers breakfast, lunch and dinner in the main building of the resort. Menus are influenced by the seasons and created with fresh, local ingredients.

Looking out toward Passamaquoddy Bay, The Algonquin Golf Course’s Clubhouse serves lighter dishes in a relaxed setting.

Room service is available upon request, or you can opt for any-place dining if you prefer to eat near the pool or in the lobby.

Families

There are two swimming pools — one indoor and one outdoor that features a three-storey waterslide — and a playground. You can also borrow bicycles to explore the local area. 

At Katy’s Cove, you can enjoy beach games, barbecues and swimming.

Facilities and activities

The resort’s spa offers massages, facials and other beauty treatments. There are also indoor and outdoor pools at the resort, as well as a fitness studio.

Manicured gardens and a rooftop terrace invite you to enjoy the scenery, and the sea is the backdrop to the 18-hole golf course.

Accessibility

There are accessible rooms available and an elevator.