Stayed here for one night. Have stayed in other hotels in Frederiction, and the Lakeview is the best place in its price range. We stayed in a suite room for under $100, and it was perfectly clean and comfortable. Front desk staff were very helpful and nice. Agree with some of the commenters about the dankness of the hallway; they would benefit from a coat of paint , new carpet and some better lighting.

All in all, Lakeview is an excellent option for those visiing Fredericton on a budget.

The lobby was okay, but once you got past the lobby the hallways were really dark and dingy. The hotel has a bad smell. The elevator was really dingy. The tub in our room didn't drain and we showered in ankle deep water. One of the cups by the complimentary coffee set-up was dirty. The air-conditioner was old and loud. We heard a dog barking in the middle of the night as they are a pet-friendly hotel. The only good thing I can say is the staff was very helpful except when we tried to check-out and there was a line up because the lady working the desk left to help somone and there was no one covering for her so we all had to stand there waiting.

This was a decent place to stay. The one-bedroom suite was spacious, with the usual very modest kitchenette facilities. The building is older and the halls are noticeably drab, but everything is quite functional and the staff seemed eager to please. Features and breakfast are very standard. No pool.

Very close off the Fredericton bypass. Unlike some hotels further down Prospect, this location isn't really close to anything, unless you need to buy a new car. (Why this chain calls itself "Lakeview" is beyond me.) But the chain restaurants are a minute down the road, and downtown is only a five minute drive. (We liked "Isaac's Way" on Carleton street.) It is also close to Odell Park, which has great walking and running trails.

I was on a bus tour and stayed there with my family. Power outage caused false alarm. When we evacuated, the hallway was completly dark and none of the emergency lights work. The exit signs are not visible. Free continental breakfast was provided the next morning but I wonder if the fridged items e.g. milk and juices were still edible?