The Holiday Inn Express Airport Dieppe is Metro Moncton's version of the standard big city airport hotel and since opening in October 2007 its roughly 40 employees have been catering their services to flight passengers and hotel guests.

"We have a slogan, 'We're always there,'" says Paul Comeau, the Hotel's General Manager. "We have a team of shuttle drivers, I call them shuttle pilots. We are at every scheduled flight, when they arrive, we're there -- you don't have to call. If you're a guest in the hotel, we're there, normally it's 4:30 a.m. in the morning we start but there are some charter flights that go out so we start at 3 a.m. in the morning."

Holiday Inn Expess Hotel and Suites Airport Dieppe has been awarded 3.5 stars from Canada Select and 3 stars fromCAA/AAA.

The Holiday Inn ExpressAirport Dieppe offers everything you desire in your traveling accommodations, a friendly and knowledgeable staff, and just minutes from downtown Dieppe and Moncton. If you are visiting Moncton for Business we are next to the Caledonia Industrial Park and Dieppe Industrial Park. We are across the street from Master Packaging and Majesta. The home of the QMJHL MonctonWildcats - Moncton Coliseum/Arena is only 10 minutes away.The world famous Hopewell Rocks and Fundy National Park are less than one hours drive away. Keep in mind, 15 minutes is all it will take you to reach Shediac’s sandy beaches.

For Families, the Crystal Palace Indoor Amusement Park and Champlain Mall in Dieppe are only minutes away! Splash through Magic Mountain and roar with the lions at the Magnetic HillZoo on the Moncton Side.

Start your day with our New Free Hot Express Start Buffet. The excellent variety and freshness helps you to start your day off right! When the day is done, relax in our Mineral Pool and Whirlpool or get in a quick workout in our Fitness Centre which we designed to provide an excellent Cardio workout. Catch up with those at home using our Free High Speed or step into our Business Centre and browse online. If you are a movie buff, catch all the new releases on our On Demand Movie System.

The Holiday Inn Express Airport Hotel in Dieppe is more than just a convenient and comfortable location for airport travelers. The Holiday Inn Express Airport  Dieppe has become known for its customer service and it's "like home" comforts. We're the smart travel choice for anyone visiting Moncton/Dieppe or passing through New Brunswick.

Service at a glance...

Check In / Check Out

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CourierService                     

E-mail & Internet                        HighSpeed Internet Access

ExecutiveSuites                          Wireless Data Connection (Free)

Facsimile                                    Unstaffed Business Center with Printer

PC Available

Daily Housekeeping

On-site Guest Self-Laundry Facilities (washer/dryer)

Dry Cleaning Pickup/Laundry

Same Day Dry Cleaning

ATM/Cash Machine

Ice Machine

Safety Deposit Box available at Front Desk

A/C Public Areas and in Rooms

Porter/Bellman

Convenience Store

Gift Shop

6am to 11pm Daily

The smartest travel plans begin with our Dieppe hotel.

Interesting things About Moncton and Dieppe

Moncton Tidal Bore

A scenicphenomenon caused by the surging Bay of Fundy tides, the highest in the world, the Bore occurs twice daily. The higher waters in the Bay cause the water in the placid Petitcodiac River to roll backupstream in one wave, which can range in height from three cm (one in.) to 60 cm (24 in.). Just as spectacular is the rapid and dramatic change in the river itself. At low tide the muddy river bottom is often visible, but within an hour of the arrival of the Bore, the water level rises some 7.5 m (25 ft.) to fill the river to its banks. The Tidal Bore can be observed from Bore Park, Main street. Visitor Information Centre onsite.

Did you Know??

1. On February 8,1946, the village of Leger’s Corner was named Dieppe in memory of the 913 Canadian soldiers killed during the allied troops landing on the beaches of Dieppe, France on August 19,1942.  Dieppe was later incorporated as a town on January 1st,1952.
2. Moncton, New Brunswick, originally spelled Monckton, was so called in 1855 in honor ofthe British commander who captured Fort Beausejour in 1755. However aclerical error at the time the town was incorporated resulted in the mis-spelling of the community's name.
3. Moncton was earlier known as Le Coude (the elbow) by the Micmacs and Terre-Rouge by the French Acadians (for the red banks of the Petticodiac River which runs through the heart of the city). The Philadelphia covenantors who arrived in 1766 called it The Bend. The settlement was incorporated as a town in 1855 and Moncton became a city on the 23rd of April, 1890.
4. The Capitol Theatre is one of only eight of its kind in Canada.When the restoration of the downtown movie theatre began in 1992, evidence of extensive stenciling, gold leafing, and murals were discovered after probing off four coats of paint! This find influenced the decision to restore the Capitol to its original lookof 1922
5. Parlee Beach in Shediac, which is only 20 minutes from Moncton,is home to the warmest salt water beaches north of Virginia

For the complete history of Moncton visit The story of Moncton....

The Bay of Fundy Phenomenon

Whyare the tides so high? First of all, the Bay of Fundy is shaped like a 290-km (180-mi.) funnel — wide at one end and gradually tapering at the other. The gradual tapering and shallowing constricts the tidal flow into the bay. Secondly, the Bay of Fundy experiences something call the “Seiche Effect” — similar to the wave action produced by sloshing water back and forth in a bathtub, each wave higher than the previous one. It is this comparison which led to the Bay of Fundy being called “the world’s largest bathtub”,with tides rising to the height of a four-storeybuilding.     

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