I would echo the other reviews here. This is a step back into the '50's, when people were nice and life was simple. The owners are lovely people and will chat over coffee with you in the lounge off the office. The accommodations are basic and fine. Don't come expecting the Ritz and you won't be disappointed. While you're here,... More

Newfoundland was not even part of Canada when Trinity Cabins were founded in 1948. Today, they are a nostalgic reminder of days past. Be forewarned -- if you want all the comforts and conveniences, you will not like the place. The 3-room cabins are sparingly furnished with furniture that shows its age. The television is a 13-inch black and white... More

We recently stayed at Trinity Cabins, and thoroughly enjoyed it. Originally, we were hoping to get a B&B right inside of historic Trinity but they were booked up due to a wedding. The cabins are right on the outskirts of the historic town, about a 5 minute drive and a little too far to walk. However, at $65-75/nite, the cabins... More

This place is not for everyone. It is a step into the past. The cabins, built in 1948 are a trip into a history book. The cabins are clean and well maintained, but other than a sink and possibly small refrigerator, they are very basic and one feels that they haven't changed since 1948. For $59 we got three bedrooms... More