Circa 1893. Set in a lovingly-restored Second Empire mansion with welcoming vibrant gardens and even a koi pond, the inn's interiors are all one-of-a-kind, many with ocean views. Each room has fine antique furniture and modern amenities such as soaker tubs, and there is free unlimited long distance telephone service to the United States and Canada. There’s also a ground floor sitting room with TV and local book library. The property looks out onto the rugged Placentia Waterfront on Newfoundland’s Avalon Peninsula. Breakfast is served at the nearby Philip’s Café, locally renowned for its homemade molasses raisin bread and other fine pastries; soups, sandwiches and breakfast dishes.