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Kings Point · Canada · Family-Friendly

Roy’s

Three motel rooms sharing a building with a pub and dining room on Main Street, a short walk from the Alexander Murray Trail

Best forHikers on the Alexander Murray TrailCouples on a central Newfoundland road tripTravellers who want the pub and dinner under one roof
4.5· 306 reviews
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All stay types
Family-Friendly
Where to stay
Kings Point
Guest score
4.5 / 5

About this stay

Roy's provides a welcoming stay in Kings Point, with comfortable rooms designed for relaxation. Each room includes air-conditioning, a private bathroom, and modern conveniences like free WiFi and streaming services. Step out onto your private balcony or terrace to enjoy the fresh air. The hotel's restaurant offers a family-friendly atmosphere with American cuisine, while the bar and nightclub provide evening entertainment. For those looking to unwind, there's also a games room and outdoor seating areas. The convenient services, including free private parking and daily housekeeping, ensure a hassle-free visit.

  • Only three rooms, each with a queen bed
  • Pub and dining room in the same building
  • Balcony or deck and air conditioning
  • Alexander Murray Trail a short walk away
  • Open all year

Our take

Roy's has only three motel rooms, at 33 Main Street in King's Point, and they share the building with a pub and a dining room, so dinner is a few steps from your door. Each room has a queen bed, a desk, satellite TV, air conditioning and a balcony or deck. The real reason to sleep here is the Alexander Murray Trail, which starts a stone's throw away: about 8 to 9 km return, roughly 335 metres of climbing and some 2,200 steps to the summit of Haypook, with Gull Brook Falls on the way and a view over Green Bay at the top. I would book it for hikers and road-trippers around Green Bay in central Newfoundland. With three rooms, it fills fast.

  • ✓Start the Alexander Murray Trail in the morning: the round trip takes three to four hours with stops, and you are back in time for a late lunch at the pub.
  • ✓Wear proper boots for the stairs to Haypook, and take the short side path to Corner Brook Falls on the lower part of the trail.
  • ✓Payment options listed by Roy's include Interac debit, e-transfer, Apple Pay and PayPal, which helps in a small community with few banking machines.
  • ✓Roy's also runs as an event centre, so a wedding or community party can fill the pub on a weekend evening; ask what is on when you book.

Why we love it

  • Comfortable rooms with private balconies
  • On-site family-friendly restaurant
  • Lively nightclub and games room
  • Convenient free private parking
Why guests love it

Roy's suits couples and solo hikers better than families. All three rooms have a single queen bed, so a family of four would need two rooms out of three, and the pub next door is a social place on weekend evenings. What it does well is simple: a modern room, a meal in the dining room without driving anywhere, and a trailhead within walking distance. Teenagers who like a climb will enjoy the Alexander Murray Trail, with its waterfalls and the panorama over Green Bay from Haypook; it is too long and steep for small children, with about 2,200 steps. A 9.0 from 306 reviews reflects consistent praise for clean, recently renovated rooms and fresh food.

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4.5
based on 306 reviews
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