Catching up on posting some reviews for older hotel stays.

Having stayed at a number of different Saint Andrews hotels from the 1970's to today, ranging from the Picket Fence Motel to the Algonquin we opted to try out the Pansy Patch and were very pleased with our stay.

This B&B is a stone's throw from the Algonquin where you can still have dinner and even use some of the Fairmont's facilities there under an agreement with the B&B.

The Pansy Patch looks more like a Canada heritage site than a B&B - we found both the building and grounds immaculately kept and manicured. And with Saint Andrews being a small and quaint town - everything we enjoyed was within a easy few minutes walk. We would definitely stay here in a future visit to this part of New Brunswick. more