Since 1991, the Artisan Inn has been providing unique experiences to travellers to the Bonavista Peninsula in Eastern Newfoundland. The Inn, described in the New York Times as a “diffused hotel”, offers both rooms and self-catering vacation homes throughout various buildings in the heart of the cozy, historic outport town of Trinity, Trinity Bay within the Discovery UNESCO Global Geopark.
Learn more about our rooms & suites in historic Trinity by clicking the black FIND YOUR FIT bar below or click on ROOMS & SUITES under ACCOMMODATIONS in the top MENU.
Artisan Inn Vacation Homes combine the hosted experience and customer service of an inn with the privacy, space and independence of a vacation home. Learn more about our 7 unique 4 and 4.5 star vacation homes in historic Trinity on the Bonavista Peninsula by clicking the FIND YOUR FIT bar below or click on VACATION HOMES under ACCOMMODATIONS in the top MENU.
Join us for a multi-course evening meal on the water’s edge in Trinity, Newfoundland. The Twine Loft is recommended by Where to Eat in Canada and is one of the top restaurants on the Bonavista Peninsula. The evening dining experience includes a 3-course meal. Beverages and gratuities are not included. Price for the 2025 season is approximately $75 plus tax.
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The Artisan Inn has been welcoming guests to this picturesque community for more than a quarter-century. When not relaxing on our premises, visitors can immerse themselves in history by visiting the town’s historic sites or taking part in a walking tour, both laugh and cry at performances by Rising Tide Theatre, hike the Gun Hill Trail, shop for knitwear, quilts or original artwork, or explore the surrounding waters by boat to get up close and personal with humpback whales and icebergs.
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Treat someone you know to a night out in Trinity with a gift certificate to our inn or dining room.
Read blogs, newspaper and magazine articles featuring the Artisan Inn and Twine Loft restaurant. Find out what guidebooks including Where to Eat in Canada and Lonely Planet, have to say. Learn about our Media Program if you are doing a story about our business, Trinity or the Bonavista Peninsula.
