Visitors to New Brunswick will find a wide range of accommodations, including first-class hotels, resorts, historic inns, bed-and-breakfasts, hunting and fishing lodges, campgrounds and budget motels. The Fairmont-Algonquin Resort in St. Andrews, a provincial landmark, is a rambling old Tudor-style manor house where the clock has been turned back to 1900. Even the bellboys keep the aura alive by wearing kilts and playing the bagpipes when the flags—both Canadian and U.S.—come down at dusk.
