My son and I spent three nights at McLaughlin's Wharf Inn and each night we returned from our outings to eat dinner there. The location is wonderful, especially if you are interested in seeing the differences in high and low tide in the Bay of Fundy, plus there is a lovely beach in walking distance. If you are birdwatching on... More

This is as close to paradise as it gets! Located directly on a pier in a fishing harbour, you can see, hear and smell the Bay of Fundy from your room! Brenda McLaughlin, Tony and the rest of the staff made you feel right at home and the service was first class. At check-in, Tony took us to our room,... More

Can not imagine how one could find fault, especially with owner, Brenda McLaughlin on site cooking, so book at McLaughlin's Wharf Inn, it was a joy to visit ... both she and her staff were sincerely pleasant and accommodating ... Everything was spotlessly clean, comfortable rooms, two full bathrooms on sleeping level, and two half bathrooms on restaurant level available... More

After a... let's call it camping equipment malfunction... forced us to make last-minute alternate plans, we opted to spend our three nights on Grand Manan at McLaughlin's Wharf Inn. With two children aged 7 and 8, I was a bit hesitant to try a B&B with shared bathrooms, but availability on the island seemed pretty limited, so we went ahead.... More

There are other places to eat on the island of Grand Manan, but the restaurant at McLaughlin's Wharf Inn is our favorite. From the dried dulse (locally harvested purple seaweed) in a bowl on the table, to the chowders, fresh fish, duck, and other main dishes, right through to the good deserts, it's our dinner-out treat during our annual week... More

A stay at the McLaughlin's Wharf Inn owned by Brenda McLaughlin ,a descendant of the original owner, is an intense way to step back in time to a simpler life. A time when courtesy was not just lip service but a tangible deed. The setting is a genuine reflection of a by gone era when the riches of the sea... More

Stayed here for one night before an early trip to Marchias Seal Island (unfortuantely it didn't go due to fog), but this place is excellent with delicious food to boot (the dulce, lobster pasta and coconut cream pie were all beautiful). All the staff were super friendly. It's located in Seal Cove on a little pier so we can see... More