The Traveller's Guide - The Windsor House of St Andrews

We had our work cut out for us, but we have restored this building to its former Georgian and Victorian heritage, complete with museum quality period furnishings and art work. Since completion, you can now find lodgings extrordinaire with six master suites, fully licensed bar/parlour, a billiards room and a dining room.

Beneath the dozens of layers of flooring and wallpaper we have found the "INN" and have created an atmosphere of a home with fine furnishings and a relaxed setting.

As much of the original structure as possible has been preserved or sympathetically replaced. We were involved in a slow and careful demolition looking for any "ghost marks" and clues into what once was. There are eight original fireplaces (many were bricked in) which are now back in working order.

Most rooms include a wood burning fire place, as well as Georgian, Empire or Victorian period antiques. Each guest room's well appointed bath is complete with bath robes and antique style fixtures.

A fully restored 1880’s verandah and balconies welcome guests to the front of the building and new ones have been added to the back overlooking the gardens and the courtyard.

The Bar/Parlour has a Victorian styled bar where an assortment of spirits, fine wines and local beer on tap can be found.

On the lower level, the Billiards Room is equipped with a beautiful nine foot pool table from the late 1800s, and 1939 Rockola Jukebox. Atlantic Canada's finest wine cellar is adjacent to the Billiards Room.

The elegant Dining Room serves breakfast to guests and dinner to guests and the general public. The menu is small but the cuisine is of the highest quality and made with only the freshest ingredients. Full and continental breakfasts will be available featuring such specialties as Eggs Benedict with Ovenhead smoked salmon and homemade Hollandaise. Dinners include local lobster, salmon and fine Continental cuisine.

Our concierge service includes fax, email, regular mail and 24 hour laundry service. Itinerary planning is available as well.

We open in the spring of 1999 and you’ll find us at 132 Water St. in St. Andrews. Come sit on the verandah, and enjoy a refreshment while taking in the view overlooking Passamaquoddy Bay and the historic St. Croix River. We will also offer unique accommodation packages including: whale watching, kayaking, golf, scuba diving or fly fishing for salmon on the famous Miramichi River. We can even organize special business retreats. So whether you crave an adventure filled vacation or one with your feet up and a book in your hand, it’ll be tough to beat your stay at the Windsor House in beautiful St. Andrews-by-the-Sea.

Rates are subject to change; however, we guarantee prices confirmed at time of booking. A one night deposit is required when making your reservation and is fully refundable seven days prior to arrival date. We accept all major credit cards.

St. Andrews is just a thirty minute drive from the border crossing between Calais, Maine and St. Stephen, New Brunswick. From Route 1 between St. Stephen and Saint John, take either of the clearly marked exits onto Route 127.

FROM BOSTON/PORTLAND US I-95 (N) exit 45A (Bangor) to Rte. 9 east to Calais Maine/St. Stephen, New Brunswick to Hwy 1 (CDN) east (12 m) to Hwy 127 (exit 14) to St. Andrews (9 m) to Water St. FROM BAR HARBOR, MAINE Hwy 3 (N) to Hwy 1 east to east to Calais Maine/St. Stephen, New Brunswick to Hwy 1 (CDN) east (12 m) to Hwy 127 (exit 14) to St. Andrews (9 m) to Water St. FROM SAINT JOHN, NEW BRUNSWICK Hwy 1 (CDN) west to Hwy 127 exit 29 to St. Andrews to Water St.
Closest Major US City	Bar Harbor, Maine (100 miles)
Closest Major Cdn. City	Saint John, New Brunswick (100 Kms/62 miles))
Closest Major US Airport	Bangor, Maine (100 miles)
Closest Major Cdn. Airport	Saint John, New Brunswick (100 Kms/62 miles)

Drive Time to Saint Andrews
From Saint John	1 hour
From Bangor	2 hours
From Boston	6 hours
From Montreal	8 hours
From New York City	10 hours
From Ottawa	10 hours
From Toronto	14 hours

Atlantic Canada's newest luxury Inn welcomes you to experience the old world charm and comfort of an 18th Century sea captain's house. Historically restored with a keen
eye for detail, it is a virtual live-in museum. The rooms are all appointed with fine period antiques as a house based in loyalist roots would have had. The fine classically inspired cuisine ensures you of a sumptuous dining experience complimented by one of the finest wine lists in the region.

Telephone:	888-890-9463
Fax:	506-529-4063
E-mail:	windsorhouse@townsearch.com
Web Site:	http://www.townsearch.com/windsorhouse