Christine Whelan is Eriksen Premises. She is the captain of the ship. When she is there everything runs fine. Without her the ship flounders in all departments. Otherwise the staff were very friendly. We used Eriksen Premises for our base to view Trinity and the Bonavista area. Our room was well furnished. The only problem being the toilet - it was a tight squeeze with a step which made things uncomfortable for me, but no problem for my five foot two tall wife. Because of the time of year there was very little choice for food so we had our dinners at the restaurant. The food was good. Breakfast was included with plenty of choice. Trinity itself is more like a museum than a village. Worth the visit

Excellent value. Service was fine. I felt like I was with real Newfoundland people.

I stayed at Abba Inn in St. John's and they recommended the Eriksen Premises for excellent value. It was indeed. The staff were lovely. Trinity is a beautiful little place and I am so glad I went there. I also went up to Bonavista and stayed at The Bird Island Inn. Perfect location also. I stopped in Dildo on the way back home and stayed at the Inn On The Bay. It was picture postcard perfect also. What an excellent holiday I had.

We stayed at the Eriksen Premises for 2 nights in 8/06. Trinity was lovely, and Eriksen's is a nice location for walking around. Our room was basic, but very spacious and clean. There was a large sitting room off our room available to guests. The tea/dining room was cozy and pleasant. We had lunch there and enjoyed the lunch very much, in fact best lunch we had in Newfoundland (a salad!!). However, breakfast left much to be desired. It was self serve, set out on the counter tops of their gift shoppe. Breakfast food was fair, not particularly appetizing or hot. The experience at this B&B would be much better if they served the breakfast individually at your table. Also stayed at affiliated B&B in Carbonear (Sophia's). Sophia's was the best B&B and best breakfast of any place we stayed Newfoundland.