
The Murray Premises Hotel is located in a National Historic Site on the St. John's harbourfront, with rooms radiating character through exposed 19th century wooden beams, original masonry walls, and luxurious touches. Explore like a local with boutique shops, restaurants and attractions only steps away. Whether you're navigating the pubs of George Street, attending an event at Mile One Centre, or taking part in a conference at the St. John's Convention Centre, the Murray Premises Hotel is your perfect home while away.
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It's so much more than you'd expect, with the convenience of being located downtown. Each room is unique with regards to layout, size, and configuration. Along with the original beamed ceilings, columns and timber-slanted roofs, all rooms feature custom-made maple furniture and each bed is adorned with a beautiful, thick warm duvet and high-quality linens.
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All reservations must be guaranteed with a valid credit card (Visa Debit cards are not accepted). Guests are welcome to settle the cost of their stay with an alternate form of payment upon check-out. Cancellations are accepted until 3:00 pm the day before your arrival. Cancellations that occur within 24 hours prior to the arrival date, the fee of (1) night room and tax will be charged to your credit card on file.
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The Murray Premises Hotel is distinctively designed to provide genuine comfort and functionality to our business travellers, along with the many extras that make staying here while on business a pleasure! We have flexible meeting, convention and event space and our business suites are optimized with fully functioning boardrooms.
Dining
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Dine within the premises at two local, independent restaurants located on the first floor of the hotel. The Gypsy Tea Room offers a unique mixture of classic favourites & casual cuisine with creative flare. Focusing on the freshest seafood available, prime cuts of meat and an extensive collection of international wines.
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In the heart of downtown, wedged between Water Street and Harbour Drive, St. John's you'll find the historic Murray Premises Hotel. I heard once that no two rooms are identical, which means guests can have a completely unique experience with every stay, unlike many traditional hotels.
A National Historic Site, the buildings known as the Murray Premises were built on St. John's waterfront in 1846 to serve Newfoundland's fishing industry as warehouses, machine shops, and mercantile offices.Of course, having a comfortable place to rest and unwind is imperative for the 72 visiting artists from across Canada, Finland and beyond coming to participate in the event.
A National Historic Site, the buildings known as the Murray Premises were built on St. John's waterfront in 1846 to serve Newfoundland's fishing industry as warehouses, machine shops, and mercantile offices.Of course, having a comfortable place to rest and unwind is imperative for the 72 visiting artists from across Canada, Finland and beyond coming to participate in the event.
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