Auberge d'Anjou Inn ( Petit-Rocher )

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Auberge d'Anjou was built in 1917, near the wharf in Petit-Rocher, by J. Thomas d'Anjou and his wife Pamela. It was the first hotel of this picturesque village on the Acadian Coastal Drive in New Brunswick. The building, with its veranda running along the facade and the north side, reflects the architectural style of the great Acadian homes of the twenties. Well known for the hospitality it offered, Auberge d'Anjou was a favorite amongst tired and weary travelers. It also served as a gathering place for locals who came to chat and play auction 45, our Acadian ancestors' favorite card game.
In 1967, the building was transformed into a private family summer resort. Today, people can still admire this stately home with its antique cachet.
In 1994, Auberge d'Anjou comes back to life and recreates, as close as possible, the unique atmosphere that contributed to its charm which is a legacy from our Acadian ancestors. Just like in that bygone era, a warm welcome, courteous service and delicious food will help make your stay in Petit-Rocher unforgettable.

Auberge d'Anjou, a four star Canada Select classification, offers six rooms decorated with furnishings redolent of the first half of the century. Our dining room offers a nice atmosphere where a complete breakfast is served.