For 20 years, the Artisan Inn has been providing unique experiences for travelers to the Bonavista Peninsula of Newfoundland and Labrador. This 4-star Inn is located in the historic outport town of Trinity where guests enjoy comfortable accommodation and casual fine dining with spectacular views of scenic Trinity Harbour. We are located close to the theatre and many natural and historic attractions.
Two of the Artisan Inn's buildings date back to the mid 1800s. The Campbell House and The Gover House both became recognized as Registered Heritage Structures in 1993. They have both been restored to their original era inside and out (plus a few modern amenities), offering visitors the unique experience of staying in a "living museum" while visiting the town.
Awards Include:
RANL 2011 Restauranteur of the Year Award
Bed and Breakfast Association 2011 PRIDE award
NLOWE 2010 Community Impact Award
Trip Advisor's Travelers' Choice Award 2008
Norman Parsons Memorial Award - 2007
Historic Sites Association of Newfoundland and Labrador - Manning Award 2006
Southcott Award 2003
The Artisan Inn is a collection of six buildings within historic Trinity, some dating back as far as the 1840s. Visitors have the option of renting a room, suite, or private vacation home. The inn's restaurant, The Twine Loft, serves complimentary continental breakfast with the option to purchase a full hot breakfast and 4 course set menu dinners each evening. The Twine Loft is recommended with a star in "Where to Eat in Canada 2011-2012 edition"
Amenities (vary depending on which property one stays in, please visit website for more details):
Wi-Fi internet
Air conditioning
Coffee makers
Ocean views
TV
Full bar service on waterside deck and in the loft
Walking distance to theatre, hiking trails, whale watching tours, 7 historic sites, arts and crafts, cafes, restaurants and bars, bank, pharmacy, and post office
Within an hour's drive of Random Passage Film Set, Historic Port Union and Bonavista, Terra Nova National Park, and The View Golf Resort
Seasons Open: May 1st - October 31st
Range of Rates: Regular Season Rates $125-258, Off Season Rates $99-198
The dining room is wheelchair-friendly and the Inn offers a wheelchair-friendly ground floor suite with wheelchair access to the dining room and waterside deck.
The Artisan Inn uses eco-friendly cleaners whenever possible. All plastic, paper and glass is recycled. Food scraps are composted for the properties gardens. A $5 eco-friendly rebate is offered to guests who skip turn down service, helping to reduce laundry and waste.
The Artisan Inn has been owned and operated by the Gow family since it first opened its doors as a two bedroom B&B called Campbell House over 20 years ago. Since then the business has grown to include 5 additional buildings as well as a restaurant and now operates under the name Artisan Inn.
No Pets Allowed


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Judy Dupuis wrote on April 18, 2013: Many lovely times with the Gows: Great hospitality and wonderful food and drink. I remember one magical evening on the deck of the Twine Loft, bundled in Tineke's warm fleece blankets, sipping wine while listening to the Once as the full moon rose over the cove. Looking forward to a dinner or two this summer when Chip and I return to Trinity for the summer.
Kathleen Knowling wrote on April 17, 2013: A great place to stay. Everyone has time for you. Scenery, food and help are all you could wish. GO THERE!
jeff andrews wrote on April 16, 2013: this is one of these places where you go back in time and the atmosphere in top notch and the service is even better,with a breeze of the water and the fresh air in you lungs you are set for a adventure of a lifetime.loved our visit there and plan to go again.
Jill Kirwan wrote on April 16, 2013: My sister and I stayed at the Artisan Inn about 5 years ago while on vacation in Newfoundland..The place had been recommended to me by a colleague at work. The Artisan Inn is a fabulous place situated in the charming village of Trinity,where you have many different tourism attraction in close proximity....a great place to stay for a few days.The room we had in the Campbell house next door was charming,furnished with antiques and cozy beds.The food was delicious with a fine choice of wines ....views are gorgeous from the Inn. Our host Marieke was a lovely young lady born and bred in Newfoundland and I follow her interesting life on Facebook when she takes her holidays away from Trinity .This fantastic inn is truly a hidden gem..I hope to return one day soon.