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128
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$123
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High season
June - $205
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$205
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Type of accommodation
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2 Bedrooms, 111m²
Price per week
$859
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Low season
March : $101
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Available accommodation
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If you spend one night in an Airbnb in St. John's, it will cost you around $123.
Spending a week in an accommodation in St. John's will approximately cost you $859. The price of a night in an Airbnb in St. John's varies between $704 and $1,438 for a stay of 6 nights.
If you are on a tight budget for your holiday, March is the best month to book an accommodation in St. John's. At this time of the year, the cost of one night in an Airbnb in St. John's is around $101. By booking in March, you will benefit from a 18% lower nightly price than in June ($205 per night on average).
Available Airbnbs in St. John's (apartments, home rentals, cottages) are made for 4 guests on average, with a surface area of 111 m². If you are traveling with more friends or family, you can also book accommodation for 6+ people or more in St. John's.
If you want to book a rental or an Airbnb in St. John's for a week in July or August, plan on spending around $668. During this period, accommodations in St. John's cost $96 per night on average.
Spending a weekend, from Friday to Sunday, in an accommodation in St. John's will approximately cost you $242, a perfect option if you want to celebrate with friends, opt for a romantic getaway or spend some time with your family.
If you are looking for accommodation in St. John's in June, 98% of the Airbnbs are still available. For an apartment, a vacation home or any other accommodation in St. John's in June, plan on an average budget of $205 per night.
When considering booking an accommodation in St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, guests are invited into a world where vibrant culture, breathtaking landscapes, and the warm hospitality of the east coast merge to create an unforgettable experience. St. John's, the oldest city in North America, is not just a destination; it's an adventure that begins at the doorstep of your Airbnb. Here, the city's rich maritime history, from the legendary fishing grounds of the Grand Banks to the tales of pirates and privateers, is interwoven with a contemporary vibe characterized by its arts, music, and culinary scenes. With accommodations ranging from cozy downtown apartments overlooking the harbor to serene cottages along the rugged coastline, Airbnb offers travelers a unique opportunity to immerse themselves in the local lifestyle. Whether you're in town to explore the historic sites, enjoy the lively bars and restaurants, or embark on scenic hikes, St. John's has a place that feels just like home.
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In St. John's, every corner tells a story, and every view is a postcard waiting to be discovered. This city, cradled within the protective embrace of its harbor and watched over by the stoic Signal Hill, is a tapestry of old-world charm and modern dynamism. The traveler experience here transcends the ordinary. It's about standing atop Cape Spear at dawn, where the sun first kisses North America; it's about wandering through the lanes of Jellybean Row, where houses dazzle in every color imaginable; it's about tasting the salt in the air as you stroll along the waterfront, and it's about hearing the lively music that spills from the pubs on George Street. Choosing an Airbnb in St. John's means not just visiting but living the rhythm of this extraordinary place, where the ocean's roar is a lullaby and the warmth of the community feels like a hug from an old friend.
Signal Hill, towering over the narrow entrance of St. John's harbor, is more than just a landmark. It is a symbol of the city's military history and its connection to the dramatic Atlantic Ocean. Visitors are rewarded with panoramic views that stretch endlessly into the horizon, where the deep blue of the sea meets the vast sky. Here, the past comes alive through stories of signal flags and the first transatlantic wireless transmission by Marconi. Exploring its trails and fortifications offers a tangible link to the times when Signal Hill was a lookout and guardian of the city.
Cape Spear, the most easterly point in North America, offers an experience that is both humbling and exhilarating. Standing by the lighthouse, visitors are at the edge of the continent, facing the infinite expanse of the Atlantic. The site's history, marked by the oldest surviving lighthouse in Newfoundland, intertwines with the natural beauty of the rugged cliffs and the power of the ocean waves. Cape Spear is a place of reflection, a reminder of the mariners' journeys and the lighthouse keepers' vigilant watch over these treacherous waters.
The Rooms, standing atop a hill with a commanding view of St. John's, is a cultural beacon that houses the province's most extensive collection of artifacts, art, and archival records. This architectural marvel, inspired by the fishing rooms where communities gathered, serves as a gateway to the rich tapestry of Newfoundland and Labrador's heritage and contemporary art. The exhibitions within its walls tell the stories of the land, the sea, and the resilient people who have called this place home, offering visitors insights into the province's unique identity.
George Street is famed for its concentration of bars and pubs, making it the epicenter of St. John's nightlife. This bustling strip comes alive at night, offering a spirited atmosphere that captures the heart of Newfoundland's social life. Here, music ranges from traditional folk to modern beats, reflecting the city's diverse cultural fabric. George Street is not just a place to enjoy a night out; it's a community gathering place where stories are shared, friendships are forged, and the essence of St. John's vibrant character is on full display.
The Jellybean Row Houses are a visual symphony of color, lining the streets of downtown St. John's. These brightly painted homes, each a unique shade, are a testament to the city's spirit and creativity. Walking through these streets is like strolling through a living gallery, where each turn offers a new palette of colors. These homes, some dating back to the 19th century, have become iconic symbols of St. John's, embodying the resilience and joy of its people even in the face of the harsh Atlantic elements.
The East Coast Trail is a network of coastal hiking paths that offer some of the most stunning natural scenery in Eastern Canada. Spanning over 300 kilometers, the trail takes adventurers along sheer cliffs, through lush forests, past hidden waterfalls, and to secluded beaches. Each step on the trail reveals the rugged beauty of Newfoundland's coastline, with opportunities to spot whales, seabirds, and icebergs. Hiking the East Coast Trail is not just a physical journey; it's a deep connection with the raw and untamed beauty of nature.
Quidi Vidi, a charming fishing village nestled within St. John's, feels like a step back in time. This picturesque community, with its small harbor and historic homes, is the epitome of Newfoundland's coastal charm. The village is also home to the renowned Quidi Vidi Brewery, where visitors can sample craft beers made with local ingredients. Whether it's exploring the artisanal shops, enjoying the tranquility of the harbor, or hiking around the nearby lakes, Quidi Vidi offers a peaceful retreat within the city's limits.
Downtown St. John's, with its historic buildings, vibrant arts scene, and waterfront charm, is the heart of the city. This area is where the past and present of St. John's converge, offering an eclectic mix of dining, shopping, and entertainment options. Downtown is ideal for travelers who want to be in the center of it all, within walking distance of major attractions like Signal Hill, The Rooms, and the lively George Street. An Airbnb in downtown St. John's not only provides convenience but also a chance to experience the city's dynamic rhythm up close.
Quidi Vidi is a haven for those seeking a blend of tranquility and local culture. This historic fishing village, now a thriving part of St. John's, offers a unique stay experience. With its stunning natural surroundings, close-knit community, and the famous Quidi Vidi Brewery, staying in this area allows visitors to enjoy a slower pace of life while still being close to the city's attractions. It's perfect for travelers looking for a picturesque and serene setting with a strong sense of place.
The Rennie's Mill Road area is one of St. John's most prestigious neighborhoods, known for its beautiful historic homes and lush green spaces. This residential area offers a quiet, upscale experience, with easy access to both the natural beauty of nearby walking trails and the cultural attractions of downtown. Staying in this neighborhood provides a glimpse into the elegant side of St. John's, where the charm of the past is preserved in the architecture and the streets are lined with mature trees.
Georgestown is a vibrant and eclectic neighborhood, beloved for its artistic spirit and community vibe. Here, visitors can find a mix of local cafes, bakeries, and boutiques, all contributing to the area's lively atmosphere. Georgestown is ideal for those who appreciate the arts and want to live like a local, experiencing the city's grassroots cultural scene. Its proximity to both downtown and The Rooms makes it a convenient and engaging place to stay.
Offering panoramic views of the city and the harbor, Waterford Valley is a bit removed from the bustle of downtown, providing a peaceful retreat. This area is characterized by its spacious homes and natural surroundings, making it ideal for families or groups looking for a more relaxed pace during their stay. Waterford Valley's location gives visitors the best of both worlds: a serene base for relaxation and easy access to St. John's attractions and outdoor adventures.
St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador, is a city of contrasts and harmony, where the rugged beauty of nature meets a resilient and welcoming community. Its neighborhoods, each with their own character and charm, offer visitors a diverse range of experiences. From the lively streets of downtown to the tranquil retreats of its coastal villages, St. John's is a city that invites exploration and discovery. Whether you're here to delve into the rich tapestry of its history, immerse yourself in its vibrant culture, or simply enjoy the breathtaking landscapes, St. John's provides a backdrop for an unforgettable stay.
