Nouvelle-Écosse

Set in the charming Acadian fishing Village of Cheticamp these beautiful Pine Log Cottages offer stunning views of the Cabot Trail Coastline & the Highlands National Park. Choose from 2-Bdrm Chalets, a 3-Bdrm/2 Bath Chalet or 1 Bdrm & Standard Suites (S,D,Q,K beds) 4-pc baths (some with whirlpool) Fireplaces, Verandas with BBQs, Telephones, Internet, TV, DVD, Movies & Laundry. Modern, very clean Lodgings offered with friendly Cape Breton hospitality. Just minutes from hiking, horseback riding, fishing, whale watching, Acadian Museums & craft shops, seafood restaurants and golfing. Rates: Chalets $159-$249; Suites $95-$119; XP $15, Family, Weekly & Off-Season rates available. Open year round. VS, MC, AE, DD.

Hwy 105, 5 km (3 mi) west of Baddeck, 3 km (2 mi) east of Exit 7. Panoramic view of Bras dor Lakes. Play area. Direct access to snow trails. Restricted smoking 1- 2-bdrm units in duplex cottages, pull-out couches, 4-pc bath, CBTV, propane fireplace, microwave, coffeemaker, covered veranda. Crib, BBQs available; 3 unit wheelchair-accessible STC one-bdrm $120-140 (Q), two-bdrm $155-190 (dbles, Queens, twins or kings), XP $10; O/S weekly rates VS.MC

Cranton Cottages is located 2.2 km (1.4 mi) off the Cabot Trail in the heart of the beautiful Margaree River Valley.

We offer 6 full housekeeping cottages (1 one-bedroom and 5 two-bedroom; queen, double and twin beds). Each cottage has a 4-piece private bathroom, satellite TV, free Wi-FI and a ramp for easy access. Laundry facilities are available on-site.

Access a multi-purpose trail system directly from our property! Great trails for hiking, walking, fishing (Margaree River – guides can be arranged), snowmobiling, snowshoeing, cross-country skiing, biking, all nature enthusiasts. We are also centrally located for day trips around Cape Breton.

Visit Cranton Cottages – “where cherished memories are made.”

Stay at Hillcrest Hall Country Inn, a historic mansion with modern comforts in beautiful Port Hood, the “Beach Capital of Cape Breton”. Built as a family home by a wealthy local businessman in 1910,

Hillcrest Hall was restored and renovated in 1998 to become the elegant country inn of today, featuring 11 tastefully decorated rooms and suites. Enjoy panoramic harbour views overlooking Port Hood’s celebrated beaches and islands, warm waters, boardwalks, and spectacular sunsets.

There is plenty to do with lively summer festivals, walking trails, boat trips and friendly people. And the autumn colours are something to behold!

All guest rooms have:

• private modern
• 4-piece ensuite bath
• complimentary high-speed WiFi
• air conditioning
• flat screen cable television
• in-room coffee maker
• access to free on-site parking
• A hot buffet breakfast each morning is included.

Our main floor King Room is wheelchair accessible. Please note that Hillcrest Hall Country Inn does not have an elevator. Ciad Mile Failte… a hundred thousand welcomes!

Policies: Pets of any kind are not permitted

The Claymore Inn & Suites is located in Antigonish, the “Highland Heart of Nova Scotia”, in the Northumberland Shore region. This charming town is ideally positioned between Cape Breton and Halifax and hosts the longest-running Scottish Highland Games held outside of Scotland. Our hotel is just minutes away from the event. We’re also in close proximity to the local festivals, restaurants, shops, beaches, hiking trails, golf, museums and art galleries.

Our accommodations include 74 air-conditioned hotel units (queen, double, or two double beds), with a 4-piece bath, cable television, radio, phone. Cots are available for a fee, and cribs are available at no extra charge. We are a GREEN hotel. Guest amenities include an indoor heated pool, sauna & hot tub (limited during Covid), microwaves, mini-fridges, and coffeemakers.

Our dining room, "Justamere Cafe", is open Sunday from 7:00 am to 3:00 pm; Monday to Friday from 7:00 am; and Saturday from 8:00 am. Other features include a picnic area, as well as air-conditioned banquet and meeting rooms.

Our property is partially accessible with Access Advisor.

All major credit cards are accepted.

Cancellation Policy: Must cancel before 4pm on day of arrival for a refund of a deposit or to avoid a credit card charge except for the following periods: Credit card charged immediately for reservations during the St. FX Graduation and Homecoming weekends (first weekends in May and October). For these weekends, must cancel 14 days prior to day of arrival. Team or Group bookings: Must cancel by 4pm, 48 hours prior to the day of arrival. After this time all rooms must be paid.

The Amherst Shore Country Inn is a boutique seaside property in Lorneville, Nova Scotia; a popular cottage community.

There are outstanding ocean views and over 20 acres of lawns, gardens and meadows to explore all leading to the shoreline. The property has about 1000 feet of ocean frontage complete with a red sand beach and gazebo. Dining is a hallmark.

Locally inspired 3 course dinners are served at 7:30pm Thursday through Sunday evenings by advance reservation. A hot breakfast is served in the dining room each morning.

Open Year round the Laceby family has been welcoming guests since 1980. Choose from chalets, suites and guestrooms.

Hwy 105, Exit 9; across from hospital. For the 2009 season, starting mid-May, the Worn Doorstep will be offering to rent its four suites for periods of five (5) days, without the provision of breakfast or daily housekeeping services. We hope travellers will enjoy the sights and sounds of the Island in a leisurely manner in this five day period.

Our rental fee for this five nights is $350/couple; $50 per extra person(s)+ taxes. Our suites have a private entrance, a queen size bed and double pullout, private bath with whirlpool tub, a table and chairs, kitchenette with coffee/tea facilities, toaster, kettle, bar refrigerator, hot plate, microwave and TV, wireless internet access is also available. Our roof deck also has a spectacular view of the Bras d’Or Lakes. A barbecue is also available.

The Maritime Inn Antigonish is a full service, Four Star Inn located in the heart of downtown Antigonish. Our 32 modern rooms are all smoke free and feature LCD digital cable TV, coffee maker, iron, ironing board, hairdryer, work desk and access to free WIFI. Cots, air mattresses and cribs are available upon request, some charges may apply. While visiting, stop in to enjoy casual dining with a professional touch at the Main Street Café; featuring unique seasonal recipes daily for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Private dining services are available for up to 30 people in our professionally appointed and private atmosphere Celtic Room, designed to make special occasions or simple gatherings a little easier.

Located just off Trans-Canada Highway (TCH) 104 at exit 35, Coastal Inn Antigonish offers 35 charming, air-conditioned, drive-up rooms. In addition to it's close proximity to the highway, it is less than 10 minutes from downtown Antigonish and St. Francis Xavier University, midway between Halifax & Sydney, at the gateway to Highway 316, and, a great place to rest before heading to the world-renowned Cape Breton Island, Cabot Trail and Cape Breton-Highlands National Park.

We offer a complimentary 'Coastal Plus' breakfast, free wi-fi, and, free parking. We even have parking for transport trucks, buses and all vehicles alike.

Choose from our unique bi-level family units (38m²), which can accommodate 4-6 people, or, choose one of our very affordable economy queen rooms (15m²) and we will take care of the rest.

We are open year-round to serve our business associates and winter travelers as well. Rates STC $79.95+ (S,D,T,K), XP $5.00, F(12); O/S rates. DD, AMCC

Welcome to the Customs House Inn overlooking the historic and picturesque Pictou waterfront. During your stay soak in views of Pictou Harbour and enjoy exploring this walkable town. Stop into Uncle Leo’s Brewery, explore the history of the Hector Quay replica ship or relax on one of the many nearby warm water beaches. In the evening back at the inn, feel like you are stepping back in time with original features perfectly maintained in this cira 1870 house. Made of brick and sandstone the home boasts large windows and rooms, original wide plank hardwood floors, high ceilings and intricate crown moldings mixed with modern amenities.

The property was purchased in 1995 by David and Douglas DesBarres. In 1997 they extensively renovated the building to repurpose the property into a four star inn. The inn offers 8 spacious air conditioned rooms (king or queen bed) with 4 piece bath, CBTV, phone, wifi and fridge. Three of these rooms also include kitchenettes. Parking is free and on site. The property is easy walking distance to shops, restaurants and a beautiful walking trail alongside the harbour. Business services are available including meeting and conference space.

History of the Pictou Customs House

The Pictou Customs House was built for the federal government circa 1873 according to designs by Halifax architects Stirling and Dewar. The building was built to house the offices of the Customs and Immigration branch of the federal government. The building is located on what was originally a spit of land in close proximity to the major wharves. The Second Empire structure features a double façade looking out to the harbour and in to the town. The building also had a tower overlooking the waterfront. The massive building was a forceful statement made by the federal government of a young country, an indelible imprint on the town’s streetscape.

The Customs House just happened to be properly aligned with the Pictou Bar Lighthouse. The Department of Marine received permission to exhibit navigational lights from its tower. The department’s report for 1878 provides the following information on the customs house: “A range light has been placed during last summer in the tower of the new Custom House, just above the railway station, in the Town of Pictou. It is a fixed white. The light is shewn by means of three argand gas-burners, each having 25 jets – two furnished with 15-inch reflectors, shews seaward, and one with a 12-inch reflector, shews across the harbor to southward. The light is under charge of the keeper of the Custom House building.” In September 1954 Hurricane Edna caused extensive damage in Nova Scotia, its high winds destroyed the tower atop the customs house. A light was still exhibited from the customs house after the loss of the tower until at least 1959.