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We've compiled the best of the best in Gros Morne National Park - browse our top choices for the top things to see or do during your stay.
This luxurious inn embeds an ethos of sustainability in all its practices, including its reliance on renewable hydro-electricity, its use of repurposed materials, and a refusal to use single-use plastics. It boasts views of the ocean and the mountains from each of its spacious, luxurious rooms. Guests can enjoy the panoramic views from the outdoor sauna and cedar hot tub.
In a picture-perfect location overlooking beautiful Bonne Bay, this boutique-style inn has spacious rooms and a fine restaurant. The breathtaking view is shown to its full advantage in the large sunroom, which has a library of books and DVDs and a piano for the musically inclined. Rooms, all with fine views, are supremely restful, with top-quality beds, bedding, and good-size modern bathrooms.
Well located for visits to the southern section of Gros Morne National Park, this spotlessly clean 1904 heritage home has been renovated but retains its period character. Rather than the dark, heavy tones of many older properties, the interior is light, with white walls providing a pleasant contrast to the antiques and quilts that furnish the rooms. The owners also run the nearby Granite Coffee Shop, which has Internet access.
Facing the water, this two-story hotel has modern rooms and the pub presents live traditional music and a "kitchen party" every other night from July through September with a reduced cover charge for hotel guests (C$10, plus an extra C$10 to get "screeched in"). Rooms are standard hotel style; those at the front have water views, and most of the second-floor rooms have private balconies.
The inn is quiet and relaxing; large windows throughout the building let in lots of light, and the warm color schemes and natural wood on floors and ceilings add character to the spacious, uncluttered guest rooms, most of which have a private deck. Host Vince McCarthy's culinary talents and educated palate have earned the inn, nestled between the mountains and the sea, a reputation for fine wine and food. All the food, including box lunches and continental breakfast, is exceptional.
Set on a large treed property, this charming 90-year-old house and two guest cottages overlook the ocean. Rooms are tastefully furnished, one with a private deck where you can sit outside and listen to the water in the nearby stream.
