Hotels in Moncton (New Brunswick, Canada)

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514 hotels in Moncton

    Casino New Brunswick

    4 Stars

    The Centre entertainment venue, Indoor pool and hot tub

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  2. Rodd Moncton

    3 Stars

    Tidal Bore waterfront views, Heated outdoor swimming pool

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    Days Inn & Suites by Wyndham Moncton

    3 Stars

    Super-sized indoor swimming pool, Wellness suite with sauna

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  4. Hotel Moncton

    3 Stars

    Heated outdoor swimming pool, Versatile event and meeting space

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  5. Holiday Inn Express & Suites Moncton By Ihg

    3 Stars

    Heated indoor swimming pool, Strategic Trans-Canada Highway base

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  6. Travelodge Suites by Wyndham Moncton

    3 Stars

    Neighboring indoor pool facilities, Custom made-to-order omelette station

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  7. Four Points by Sheraton Moncton

    3 Stars

    Sophia & Spritz Italian restaurant, Modern retreat off the Trans-Canada

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    Motel 6-Moncton, NB

    2 Stars

    Route 6 Spicy Bar & Grill, Modernized budget-friendly base

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  9. Coastal Inn Moncton/ Dieppe

    3 Stars

    Indoor saltwater swimming pool, St. Louis Bar and Grill

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    Scenic Motel Moncton

    3 Stars

    Scenic natural surroundings, Family-friendly roadside motel

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    Amsterdam Inn & Suites, an Ascend Collection Hotel

    2 Stars

    Outdoor deck with Adirondack chairs, Honeymoon suite with soaker tub

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  12. Hampton Inn & Suites by Hilton Moncton

    3 Stars

    Indoor pool with spiral waterslide, Whirlpool suites with jetted tubs

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  13. Best Western Plus Moncton

    4 Stars

    Invigorating indoor swimming pool, Executive suites with jetted tubs

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  14. Hilton Garden Inn Moncton Downtown

    3 Stars

    Heated indoor saltwater pool, Craft beers at Monk10 restaurant

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  15. Chateau Moncton Trademark Collection by Wyndham

    5 Stars

    Luxurious Monarch and Tower suites, Modern 24-hour fitness studio

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  16. Comfort Inn Magnetic Hill

    3 Stars

    Magnetic Hill attraction proximity, Pet-friendly accommodation

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  17. Crowne Plaza Moncton Downtown By Ihg

    4 Stars

    Heated indoor pool and wellness hub, Modern urban retreat with river views

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  18. Residence Inn by Marriott Moncton

    3 Stars

    The Keg Steakhouse and Bar, Indoor pool and whirlpool

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  19. Delta Hotels Beausejour

    4 Stars

    Indoor saltwater mineral pool, Windjammer specialty dining

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  20. Canvas Moncton, Tapestry Collection by Hilton

    4 Stars

    Premium in-room wellness touches, Modern 24-hour fitness center

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  21. Hyatt Place Moncton / Downtown

    3 Stars

    Heated indoor saltwater pool, Smart room entertainment technology

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  22. Glory Guest Suites, Downtown Moncton

    3 Stars

    Peaceful garden retreat, Historic Moncton architecture

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  23. Comfort Inn Moncton East

    3 Stars

    On-site fitness center, Dieppe and Moncton hub access

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  24. Auberge Wild Rose Inn

    4 Stars

    Picturesque woodland walking trail, Private suites with jetted tubs

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  25. Fairfield Inn & Suites Moncton

    3 Stars

    Family-friendly indoor pool and slide, Modern retro-inspired design

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  26. St James Gate by Bower Boutique Hotels

    3 Stars

    Award-winning St. James Gate restaurant, Historic boutique hotel concept

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  27. Capitol Robinson by Bower Boutique Hotels

    4 Stars

    Artistic and modern design, Central downtown Moncton location

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  28. V Hotel & Suites

    3 Stars
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    Château Queen by Bower Boutique Hotels

    4 Stars

    Private balconies or terraces, Historic building with modern interiors

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  30. Maison Évangéline by Bower Boutique Hotels

    3 Stars

    Modern amenities in historic setting, Downtown Main Street location

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  31. Quality Inn

    Indoor pool and whirlpool, Casino New Brunswick proximity

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  32. Lester Lofts by Bower Boutique Hotels

    4 Stars
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  33. Lester Lofts by Bower Boutique Hotels

    Rooftop terrace access, Residential-style loft accommodations

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  34. Station 1 by Terra Hospitality

    3 Stars

    Historic fire station building, Proximity to Université de Moncton

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  35. Magnetic Hill Winery

    Panoramic city and vineyard views, Authentically restored 1867 heritage site

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Moncton, New Brunswick, Canada: More Than An Illusion

Moncton, located in the south-eastern part of New Brunswick, Canada, has a rich history filled with industrial and agricultural success. The city is the largest census metropolitan area in New Brunswick and has the nickname of “Hub City”, largely because of its easy rail and land access to the Canadian Maritime Provinces, regions located on the Atlantic coast that also include Nova Scotia and Prince Edward Island. As the area’s transportation hub and one of the fastest growing cities in Canada, Moncton’s transition to community-rich interests has led the city to adopt the motto of Resurgo, meaning to rise again.

A City of Parks

Moncton has plenty to offer without leaving the city. There are many parks in Moncton and each offers a truly unique experience. One example is Centennial Park. This park has an artificial beach, a dog park, a splash park, and lighted cross-country skiing and hiking trails, as well as lawn bowling and a treetop aerial adventure course, TreeGo Moncton. This park is also home to the largest children’s playground in Greater Moncton. Another popular attraction is Riverfront Park where visitors can watch Petitcodiac River, which offers the optical illusion indicating that the river reverses directions twice a day. This park is part of the Trans Canada Trail with paths for walking, biking, and skating right along the riverfront.

The Urban Life

Moncton is a city that has festivals, shows, and concerts that take place all year-round, with offerings such as the World Wine and Food Expo, the Atlantic Dance Festival, and Symphony New Brunswick which plays at The Capitol Theatre, a fully restored 1920s-era vaudeville theatre that hosts events focused on culture and history. Other popular venues of indoor fun include The Aberdeen Cultural Centre, The Acadian Museum, Casino NB, and Moncton Coliseum, home to the Quebec Major Junior Hockey League’s Moncton Wildcats and the National Basketball League of Canada’s Moncton Miracles. To learn more about the Moncton area, visit Resurgo Place, home to the Moncton Museum and Transportation Discovery Centre, a hands-on interactive museum of history, science, and transportation. Downtown Moncton has many shops, restaurants, and markets that can make for fun afternoons spent exploring. Moncton also hosts Festival Inspire, an annual event with a focus on local arts and culture with placements of artistic murals around the downtown area.

Mysteries and More to Explore

Another optical illusion in Moncton is the world-famous Magnetic Hill. Here, cars and water on the road appear to run uphill instead of down, creating an amusing tourist attraction. You can actually drive your car down the hill, take your foot off the brake, and roll back up the hill! This natural phenomenon has been baffling tourists since the 1930s. There’s more fun to be had on this hill, though. Guests can also visit Magnetic Hill Zoo, Atlantic Canada’s largest accredited zoo with more than 600 animals. Magic Mountain is another attraction in this area, which is a water and rides park with slides, splash pads, and wave pools. There are winter sports and recreational activities at Poley Mountain in nearby Sussex. In addition to cross country trails, there are also downhill skiing and snowboard slopes. The areas around Moncton have several outdoor ice surfaces for skating, as well as snowshoeing trails and sleigh rides.

Where to Stay

Moncton offers many choices for accommodations. There are hotels, motels, cottages and more. Hotel Casino NB is the only 4.5 star stay in Moncton and has a spa, restaurant, and event centre onsite. Adventure can also be found at Magnetic Hill Winery and B & B, the only hotel in Moncton with its own tasting room onsite. While drinking a glass of wine and enjoying a local cheese tray, guests can overlook Magnetic Hill and the Bay of Fundy. If a coastal cottage is more to taste, there are many options in the Dieppe, Shediac, and Riverview areas. In addition to a hotel or motel stay, some might try the more adventurous Camper’s City and RV Resort, located just 10 minutes away from Moncton. Here, there are over 200 campsites for tents and motorhomes, as well as a heated pool, playground, and planned events like wagon rides.

The Coastal Life

New Brunswick’s Bay of Fundy coast is an easy drive from Moncton and will give visitors a chance to explore Hopewell Rocks, also called Flowerpots Rocks. Hopewell Cape is the site of the most extreme tidal ranges in the world, with high tides rising up to 4-storey’s tall. Resulting tidal erosion has created rock formations which have been called one of the “Marine Wonders of the World”. This region has much to offer with museums, beaches, and hiking trails and allows for spectacular views of the bay. There’s also an interpretive centre and beach. A short 30-minutes’ drive in the other direction will find Pointe-du-Chêne, located on Shediac Bay. This is a popular summer excursion area because of Parlee Beach, the most popular saltwater swimming beach area in New Brunswick. Parlee Beach has many cottages for rent during the season, some of which are within easy walking distance of all the action.

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