Bishop White Manor

Bishop White Manor in Trinity, Newfoundland And Labrador, is a historic inn dating back to the early 1800s, known as one of the oldest residences in the area. Once the childhood home of Newfoundland's first native-born Anglican Bishop, it retains original features such as tin ceilings, stained glass windows, and mantelpieces.

Guests can enjoy a charming stay in one of the 9 guest rooms, each offering various bed configurations, village views, full ensuites, and period furnishings. Amenities include air circulating fans, hairdryers, individual thermostat control, and complimentary wireless internet.

Visitors are also treated to a complimentary deluxe continental breakfast at the Eriksen Premises, access to a large sitting room with cable television and games, casual dining at the licensed restaurant, and a patio deck to soak in the atmosphere of this heritage property.

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