A friend and I stayed at Campbell House for two nights in October. It could not have been a better weekend. Tineke and her staff were so welcoming and helpful - they helped us plot our sightseeing for the weekend and made sure we had a hot meal and a drink on the deck by the water when we returned. The food was delicious - the dinner was plentiful and the hot breakfast was a wonderful way to wake up.

We had Campbell House all to ourselves that weekend. It was a lovely cottage with a kitchen (which we never used - the allure of Tineke and her cooks was too great!) and a quaint living room. The upstairs had the bedrooms and bathrooms. It's a good thing neither of us are tall as the ceilings are quite low, and at 5 foot 4, I didn't have far to reach to touch the ceiling in the shower! However, I hear other houses have higher ceilings and it really didn't matter in our case. Campbell House was lovely and quaint and all of the different cottages and houses are all unique with their own personalities. It's wonderful to see how Tineke and her daughter have dedicated themselves to preserving the traditions of this lovely little town.

Trinity itself is definitely a place to see. We were there in off season, so we really got to soak in the quiet, peaceful, tranquil setting - Trinity completely removed us from our lives, and got all of the day-to-day chaos out of our heads.

This was certainly one of the best mini vacations I have ever had and it was due in very large part to Tineke and her staff at the Artisan Inn. Thank you for such a lovely stay!

We stayed 3 nights in Lighthouse View. We have nothing but compliments of every aspect of our stay. The house was clean fresh warm and a true home from home. The staff at the restaurant and office were fantastic, friendly helpful and teh food was to die for.
We will definitely recommend it and will be back.
Thanks you Marika and staff.

My husband and I stayed 3 nights in the Studio Suite at the Artisan Inn in mid September. What a treat! We fell in love with the town of Trinity with its beautifully coloured houses and its wonderful history. The Inn itself is very unique. We had a kitchen/living/dining area and a king size bed in a separate room. Very comfortable especially as we happened to be there when hurricane Maria was supposed to come through Trinity. We bought some food and wine and stayed put in our cozy retreat. Glad to say that Maria by-passed Trinity this time. We ate our continental breakfast which was included in our stay at the Twine Loft which is the Inn's dining room. We also had 2 dinners there and the food was absolutely some of the best we had on our entire trip through Newfoundland. The Loft has a lovely deck right on the water where we enjoyed a glass of wine. It also has a room upstairs which looks out over the water where you can enjoy a drink, read a book or just relax. Unfortunately the Newfoundland Traveller's Guide has mistakenly classified the Artisan Inn as a two and a half stars accommodation - a mistake that could not be rectified before the book went to print. Believe me this is a 4-5 star property. The Twine Loft Restaurant is a wonderful place to eat with a very upscale menu and delicious food not to mention an extensive wine list. As we were there for 3 nights we were able to explore Trinity and the surrounding area. We saw the Random Passage Film Set which was very interesting. We took in a play at the Rising Tide Theatre - which was great. We walked/hiked the Sherwink Trail which was amazing. As we were fortunate enough to be in Trinity when the Doors Open tour was on we visited many of its historical buildings. We loved our visit to Trinity and we especially liked staying at the Artisan Inn . The staff at the Inn and Twine Loft are so warm and friendly and Tineke Gow and her daughter Marieke are wonderful hosts.

and the wonderful welcome to Artisan Inn made my stay in the area, despite the wild winds!, a treasure. Tineke, Marieke and staff are so helpful, embracing the needs of each guest with warmth and generosity. So many interesting guests as well. I loved the respect for and valuing of history in the maintenance of accommodations. The food was delicious. I had the Cove View Room for 3 nights. The buildings themselves are quaint, charming. A sense of timelessness beyond the fray!