The Algonquin Resort

The Algonquin Resort spans four floors with ornate wooden beams, steep rooflines, and decorative half-timbering that define its Tudor Revival design.

Opening its doors in June 1889, the hotel emerged as one of the first luxury establishments in New Brunswick, marking a new era of tourism.

Throughout its existence, the resort has maintained a central role in St. Andrews' social calendar by hosting numerous community gatherings and celebrations.

The hotel provides two elevators serving all four floors, ensuring accessibility to guest rooms and amenities for visitors of all mobility levels.

The resort combines late 19th-century Tudor Revival architecture with modern amenities while maintaining its status as a designated local historic place.

Location: St. Andrews

Inception: 1889

Official opening: June 1889

Architectural style: Tudor Revival architecture

Floors above the ground: 4

Elevators: 2

Website: https://algonquinresort.com

GPS coordinates: 45.08028,-67.05472

Latest update: May 15, 2025 19:49