We chose this motel as a convenient overnight stop before crossing the border to USA. Our main consideration was that it had a restaurant which is open on Sunday evening - although there are hotels in Woodstock, I wasn't sure if we would be able to get dinner on a Sunday after a day's travelling. We were in luck -... More

We stayed for one night on the way from Ottawa to PEI. It was conveniently located, had clean rooms and the staff were efficient and friendly staff. The motel has a great view of the river across the road.

The room was clean and comfortable. The staff was very helpful and friendly and both dinner and breakfast were delicious. I intend to be passing through again and I will definitely plan on staying there again.

We drove from Ontario to New Brunswick and had a lot of trouble finding a room for the night. We were lucky to happen upon the John Gyles. The motel is definitely dated, but our room was clean and comfortable. Close to the highway and very quiet. We had a great rest and enjoyed breakfast in the restaurant in the... More

We stopped here as the halfway point between Ontario and Cape Breton. The room was compact and clean. It was like stepping back into motels of the 1960's, but in a good way. We ate both dinner (schnitzel and German style roast beef) and breakfast (eggs, bacon etc.) at the restaurant, and both were excellent. We left our cell phone... More

This motel and resto are just one minute off the Trans-Canada (TCH), south of Woodstock, New Brunswick, and convenient for those travelling on the I-95 through Houlton, Maine. On the TCH, you will see the signs for the "John Gyles" motor inn and "Heino's" featuring German cuisine. I have stayed here 4 or 5 times in the last few years.... More