Pluses first: (1) the upstair rooms and separate studios in back of the main lodge are likely very nice though we didn't actually get to see them. (2) Breakfast is available for an additional cost and is a full, substantial breakfast provided by the proprietor. (Unfortunately, we did not have the opportunity to partake as we were up and gone by 8 a.m. two of our three days there. (3) The proprietor is an a very friendly and helpful person.
(4) A small lake and adjoining woods (with access to the national park) are located nearby at the rear of the property, and there is seating and a table fpr guests to site outside during nice weather and enjoy the scenery. (5) Tjere is a hike up to the top of a hill/promontory that one can take, where one is rewarded with scenic vistas of the St. Lawrence River, the town, & surrounding hills/small mountains. It begins across the street from the B & B and ends in the village near the harbor.
(6) The nightly rate for our below ground level room was very reasonable.
And now for the cons: Our room was quite small and a bit cramped (no room for a table/desk) but it did have a mini-frig that we used. The plumbing sounds from the guest room(s) above were a bit too audible due to pipe(s) that went down from that room through the wall of our room. The water pressure in the sink of our bathroom was poor though the shower was good. And finally, this B & B (located near the ferry crossing) is a bit of a walk to town up & down hill.
