... this must be the most beautiful, most comfortable and warmest BB in the land. Hans from El Paso, Texas. Breakfast is served daily between 8:00 and 9:00 a.m. Earlier breakfasts can be arranged, upon arrival, if required. Each morning, you will be treated to fresh fruit and a variety of home-cooked specialities, served with your choice of tea or coffee and chilled juices. If you have any food allergies or special dietary needs, please let us know and we will try our best to accommodate you. Need Something Extra? Your comfort is one of our main concerns. You will find two extra pillows and an extra blanket in your closet. If you require additional towels, blankets, or pillows, let your host know. We also have ice cubes, wine glasses, bottle openers, etc. that you may use. If there is anything you need, just ask - we may have it. In each room you will find a journal in which guests have recorded their views, thoughts, feelings, special moments, and experiences. These journals have become treasures and are meant to entertain all who take the time to read them as well as those who contribute. Guests have written about a variety of topics in note, verse, song, or prose. Some have written a few lines while others have written pages. All comments are treasured. Some find other guest's views and/or recommendations on other Bed Breakfasts they have experienced to be very helpful when planning their journey. Throughout this website, you will find many quotes taken from these journals. Places Nearby Mahogany Manor. Within walking distance of: Historic City Market. Saint John Waterfront. We have a selection of tourist literature about our city, province and the surrounding area. Let us know what you need and we will try to get it for you. Walking or Running in The City. The streets in the vicinity of our home are safe and you can walk or run with little cause for concern. There are three historic walking tours in the area and we have pamphlets on each if you would like to take a stroll. If you choose not to use the clock radio in your room or need the assurance you won't sleep past the alarm, just let your hosts know and they will make sure that you are awakened at the time you want. We have a VCR and a large colour TV with approximately 40 cable channels in the Guest Family Room on the second floor for your use. We have a small video library that you may select from. Our huge cedar deck offers a quiet area for relaxation. Also feel free to stroll the garden or relax in the swing. We are rarely bothered by mosquitoes so being outdoors on a nice day or evening is always a pleasant experience. We have a laundry room and an iron that you are welcome to use. We charge $1.00 per wash or dry (detergent, softener and bleach included). If you require help carrying your luggage when you arrive or depart, just let your hosts know and we can help. We want you to feel comfortable so if you find you desire toast, tea, herbal tea, coffee, or juice in the evening, feel free to ask. We believe in demonstrating Your Comfort is Our Pleasure. Feel free to let us know if there is anything we can provide to make your stay a most pleasurable one. or call (506) 636-8000 or toll-free 1-800-796-7755.

When I return what can you do about the weather - you both came through in every other department...Marlene from Etobicoke, Ontario arl Trickey and Jim Crooks are your hosts at Mahogany Manor. Carl and Jim recently took over the tradition of this Bed and Breakfast from former owners, Wayne Harrison and Ross Leavitt. Wayne and Ross are both long time residents of Saint John and are interested in the architecture and history of the city. Wayne and Ross have authored and published two books: The Kitchens of Saint John cookbook was published as a fund raising project for the Imperial Theatre project. The cookbook contains over 1000 favourite recipes of local citizens and the artwork from 21 local artists. It sold over 9,500 copies in three printings and raised over $28,000 for the project. There are no copies of the book for sale but your hosts can show you their copy if you are interested. The Imperial theatre originally opened in 1913 and hosted a variety of talent before becoming a movie theatre and then a church. It was purchased by the people of Saint John, through fund raising, in 1983 to be restored to the wonderful theatre it is today. It is located on the north side of King's Square and has tours during the summer afternoons. It is well worth a visit - just stop in and ask to have a tour. A Heritage Now - Saint John is a coffee table book with sketches by Ray Butler, a well-known local artist, of 37 sites and buildings in Saint John. Each of the sketches is accompanied by a brief narrative explaining the history or significance of each. Copies of this book are for sale for $15.00 here at Mahogany Manor. Just ask your hosts. Wayne is a collector of Christmas ornaments, with enough to fill three trees! Ask him to show you his collection. Or better yet, bring along one to leave behind after your stay. Wayne is a proud Saint John resident and offers the following thought: Many visitors to our city suffer some confusion in the pronunciation and/or spelling of our city's name. We've included this little verse to help you in remembering Saint John is NOT St. John, St. John's or Saint John's.. SAINT JOHN It's really very simple, Saint John is spelled out so. It's wrongly spelled quite often So we thought you'd like to know. It's blasphemy to contract the Saint so spell Saint John completely, and don't you dare add apostrophe 's' to put it quite succinctly. We're proud of our fine city for it's Saint John not St. John. And we feel it's such a pity to be referred to as St. John's. For the latter is in Newfoundland a city as proud as we. We both have very fine people but separate identities. So, when you speak or write the name though this verse be gone, nothing else is quite the same; for there's only one Saint John. or call (506) 636-8000 or tollfree 1-800-796-7755.

Click on image for a bigger picture. Thanks to the hosts who embody the generous mindset of this remarkable city, Was it Miles Vanderhone who coined the phrase God is in the details? - Amy and Bill reat yourself to a unique experience in comfort. Our five guest rooms are tastefully appointed with a queen or king-sized bed, antique or heirloom furniture pieces, and decorated to reflect the unique character of each room. Each has a private ensuite bathroom, with shower, and telephone. We invite you to take a tour of our rooms now. Choose the one that you like the best. Read what other guest have had to say. We look forward to having you visit us at Mahogany Manor! or call toll free 1-800-796-7755.

In the words of Arnold Schwarzenneger 'I'll be back'. - Jim from Boston, Massachusetts. From Moncton on Route 1 take Exit 125 (Crown Street). It has a long exit ramp ending at a set of lights. At these lights turn left. Follow this route passing through three (3) sets of lights. The final set of lights are at the corner of Crown and Union Streets. Continue along Crown Street until you go around a long slow turn. You will come to a playground on your right and on the far end of the play ground is Charlotte Street. Turn right onto Charlotte and then left onto Queen Street. The first cross street you will come to is Germain. Turn right onto Germain. Mahogany Manor is the second building on the right. It is the only wooden structure on the street. Lots of parking is available but check with us when you register and we will show you where to park. When coming from Fredericton on Route 1 take Exit 122 (City Center). It is a short exit ramp that brings you off at Market Square. Come through the first set of lights. You will be on St. Patrick Street. Get into the right hand lane as you come down the hill and this will bring you onto Water Street. Once on Water Street get into the left hand lane. You will come to Duke Street on your left (Steamers Restaurant). Turn left onto Duke Street and proceed up the hill until you come to Charlotte Street. Turn right onto Charlotte and go down one block to Queen Street and turn right onto Queen. Go one block to Germain and turn right onto Germain. Mahogany Manor is the second building on the right. It is the only wooden structure on the street. Lots of parking is available but check with us when you register and we will show you where to park.

 Luggage storage
 Central situation
 Clothes dry cleaning
 Conference and meeting room
 Credit cards accepted
 Disabled guests are welcome
 Facsimile services
 Hairdryer
 Heating
 Access to internet
 Ironing facilities
 Kitchen
 Laundry services/washing machine
 Smoke-free guest rooms
 Around-the-clock recetpion
 Parking lot
 Private park, garden, courtyard
 Quiet surroundings
 Clock/radio
 Fridge
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 Phones in rooms
 TV sets in rooms
 Patio, summer terrace
 Cheques accepted
 Common room with a TV set