Marathon Hotel, North Head

Marathon Hotel comprises three large buildings joined by covered walkways. Original furnishings from the hotel's early days remain in use throughout the property. This eclectic architectural style reflects the building's history of being moved and assembled on site.

Each air-conditioned room includes a private bathroom with bath and shower, plus a refrigerator and microwave. Guests have access to a common kitchen area on site. The hotel provides free private parking and a sun terrace for relaxation.

The hotel is a 2-minute walk from the North Head wharf and ferry terminal. On-site activities include hiking, fishing, and cycling. Swallowtail Lighthouse, Grand Manan Museum, and Long Eddy Point are located nearby.

The hotel grounds host wild rabbits and deer, visible during a stay. CCTV cameras monitor common areas and the exterior for safety. Groups of up to 12 people have been accommodated by prior arrangement.

Electric vehicle charging is offered at no additional cost to guests. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Saint John Airport is 122 km from the property.

History: Possibly the oldest continuously operating hotel in Canada (built 1871)

Architecture: Three large buildings joined by covered walkways with original furnishings

Location: 2-minute walk from North Head ferry terminal and wharf

Activities: On-site hiking, fishing, and cycling

Parking: Free private parking and EV charging at no charge

Wildlife: Rabbits and deer roam the hotel grounds