Nouvelle-Écosse

Pecks Housekeeping cottages will make your stay in Louisbourg a comfortable one. Each cottage has two bedrooms (a double bed in each room), a full kitchen equipped with all necessary cooking and eating utensils, a combined living room and dining room, cable TV, VCR, and a full bath.

20 A/C units (K,Q,D,T,S; including 5 deluxe units & 2 apartments), 4-pc bath, CBTV, free Wi-Fi, phone, microwave and fridge (some with kitchen or kitchenette); ramp for easy access. Laundromat. Pool (out). Quiet village setting, beautiful view of Bras d’Or Lakes.

Coastal Dream is a wonderful 2 bedroom home located on North Bay Beach, Ingonish.  It has an amazing view of Ingonish Island to the left, Middlehead Peninsula & Keltic Lodge on your right with Cape Smokey in the distance, plus the atlantic ocean directly in front.  This luxury beach front home has direct access to the sandy beachfront.  It is located on the  Ingonish by the Sea property adjacent to the Glenghorm Beach Resort with the Thirsty Hiker Pub and Crofters Table Family Restaurant and Bean Barn Cafe.   Cape Breton Highlands National Park, Highlands Links Golf Course and  Keltic Lodge Resort and Spa are all only a 5 minute drive away.

The Dancing Moose Café is a full-service restaurant serving breakfast and lunch year round (special winter hours), and is also a great place to find baked goods for the road—we bake everything ourselves, including our sandwich bread! Inside our café, explore our collection of gifts, souvenirs, and excellent books.

We also offer year-round accommodation in our 2-bedroom housekeeping cottage, and in our funky, fully insulated and heated camping cabins.

Visit us on the Cabot Trail in Cape Breton, Nova Scotia. We'd love to chat, and find out where you're from, so don't be shy. Stop in and check out our coffee, souvenirs, and books. And, well, our moose! Outside, visit our little family of chickens, and say hello to the cats. We'll see you soon…

Nova Scotia enjoys 4 spectacular seasons, each offering much that is unique and special, and Wentworth in particular, is favored with awe-inspiring scenery and an abundance of year round recreation activities. Offering breathtaking year round foliage, from Summer's lush greens to an Autumnal panorama of reds, oranges, and gold, Wentworth is an excellent place to observe wildlife and some of the most astonishing scenery you'll find in Canada.
In spring traditional Sugarbush operations are operational with several in the area offering tours, along with delectable maple based cuisine! This is also a great time to check out the area's waterfalls - from the tumultuous to the most serene.
In summer, try The Lookoff trail behind the hostel, a 2 km hike that rewards hikers with an incredible vista of the whole Wentworth Valley. And don't forget the annual Blueberry Festival!
In Fall Wentworth explodes into colour and to celebrate hosts the aptly named: Fall Festival of Colour, during which you can ride a ski lift to the top of the mountain, arriving at a premier viewing spot that, on a clear day, grants the visitor glimpses of PEI!
Along with all this the hostel grounds themselves are lovely, from the meadow of summer flowers and berries, to apple blossoms and lupines, to blue jays, squirrels and soaring eagles, and the most exquisite sunsets ever. A picture is worth a thousand words, and certainly we will speak of Wentworth forever more.

Hostelling International – HI Halifax Hostel is located minutes from the Halifax waterfront, nestled in the heart of the city's vibrant downtown. We have just re-opened the hostel after 4+ years, with a newly renovated property. Our designated Municipal Heritage Building is now fully operational and excited to accommodate our guests from all over the globe. We offer affordable accommodations in a friendly, safe and comfortable environment in the Halifax Metro region to individual travellers, families and groups of all ages. Halifax is a great base from which to explore the rest of the Maritimes, starting from Halifax, PEI, Cape Breton, Newfoundland and Labrador.

Founded in 1749, the city is known for its historical and cultural significance. The annual Halifax Jazz Festival brings internationally renowned musical talent to the city each summer, and the harbourfront comes alive courtesy of the International Busker Festival. The Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo is a cultural event that hosts military musicians and performers from around the world. Visitors can also visit the Titanic Graveyard at Fairview Cemetery, the final resting place for many of the ship’s victims. We are close to some of the city's best music and pubs, and some of the best seafood you'll enjoy in Canada. The Saturday Farmer's Market, various grocery stores are all within a short distance.

Our accommodations include 62 beds, with Private ensuites, private with shared facilities, woman/men dormitory style rooms with bunkbeds) in 16 units with 3-piece (Shower) baths (dorms with shared baths and private/family rooms with private baths). There is a shared kitchen, a common room with updated décor and furniture, widescreen television, and access to laundry facilities and Wi-Fi. Nightly activities include a weekly pub crawl, barbecues, and karaoke nights. There is 24/7 access for guests.

We look forward to meeting you this season and are excited to show you the best places in Atlantic Canada!!!!!

HI-Cabot Trail Hostel is located at the halfway point of the Cabot Trail in the community of Pleasant Bay, on Cape Breton Island. We offer two comfortable common areas with plenty of seating for relaxation after an adventurous day on the Cabot Trail.  

Within walking distance of the hostel, Pleasant Bay has a small general store and post office with several restaurants, gift shops, and a laundromat. Pleasant Bay is the whale watching capital of Cape Breton; there are more whales here than any other place in Nova Scotia, and whale sightings are guaranteed. Gampo Abbey is a Buddhist monastery which offers limited tours through their main quarters and grounds for all who wish to visit and learn more about their culture and way of life. The Timmons Folk Art Studio features items that have been handcrafted right in Pleasant Bay. The hiking trails in the Cape Breton Highlands National Park are some of the most popular anywhere in Nova Scotia. The Skyline trail boasts breathtaking views of the Cabot Trail and not only has beautiful scenery, but is also a common area for seeing moose and other wildlife. 

Our accommodations include 14 beds (Single bed) in co-ed dorm rooms, bunkhouse and one private room with three shared baths (3-piece with Shower or 4-piece). Free wireless Internet, two shared kitchens, common areas and parking are available. Outside, we have a barbecue, decks, horseshoes, and a firepit. Whalewatching tours can be arranged. Close to hiking trails in Cape Breton Highlands. Visa and MasterCard are accepted. 

Between May and August, King’s residence rooms are available for rent as summer accomodations. Rooms can be rented for conferences, group bookings and tourists.
 
Accommodation features:
Traditional dormitory style residence rooms
Single or double (two single beds) occupancy
Shared washroom facilities on each floor (some private baths available)
Mini fridge and desk
Free wireless Internet
Free light continental breakfast
Access to the King's health and wellness centre
Laundry facilities
Free local calling

Mount Saint Vincent University is located in the historic city of Halifax and offers a stunning view of the Bedford Basin. Located in the Halifax Metro region of Nova Scotia, we rent various residences and provide guests with the comfort of home. We offer easy access to the library, bookstore, fitness centre, walking trails, art gallery and laundry facilities for your convenience.

We are just a short drive to downtown Halifax and the Public Gardens, numerous museums, the Public Archives, the Metro Centre, Historic Properties and the Halifax Waterfront. There is also a variety of shopping experiences and an array of restaurants where you can experience the many flavours of Nova Scotia.

We offer 100 dorm-style rooms with single or twin beds and common baths, plus 100 apartment-style units (1-, 2-, and 4-bedrooms) with private baths, living/kitchen area, cable television, Wi-Fi and a telephone for local calls. A full breakfast, parking and an athletics pass are included.

We are a proud member of the Canadian University and College Conference Organizers Association.  Visa, MasterCard and Debit are accepted.

We have a booking-specific cancellation policy.

Ciad Mile Failte!

We work, live, and play in the Bras d’Or Lake Biosphere, a UNESCO’s Biosphere Reserve. Seaweed and Sod Farm Bed and Breakfast is off the beaten path … but we like it like that! Our 100-acre earth-friendly farm is located 22 km up the Kempt Head Road in the middle of magnificent somewhere on a quiet stretch of road that overlooks the beautiful Bras d’Or Lake. We have stunning views of the Bras d’Or Lake and the Cape Breton Highlands. Our sunsets are spectacular! We admit it. It’s a bit of drive to get here but, we think it’s worth it and we’re pretty sure you will too!

Our accommodations include two bedrooms with a queen bed in each and shared bath on the upper floor with the communal sitting room, TV room and kitchen/dining area are on the main floor.

Our farm is home to llamas, Cotswold sheep, a Percheron team, rare breed and heritage chickens and turkeys, and the requisite dogs and cats. Farm tours are available to paying guests at no charge.

Driving times from the farm:

25 minutes to the Englishtown Ferry (gateway to the world-famous Cabot Trail),

30 minutes to the Gaelic College,

40 minutes to the Newfoundland Ferries,

45 minutes to Sydney, and

90 minutes to the Fortress of Louisbourg.

Just up the road is our beautiful Ross Ferry Marine Park where there is a boat launch, picnic area, playground equipment, a walking trail and a small swimming area. Every Sunday afternoon during the summer there are hot dogs and french fries for sale with all the proceeds going towards the community run park. Right next door at the Fire Hall is the Ross Ferry Farmers Market.

Directions: Take exit #13 off the Trans Canada Hwy 105. We are 22 km up the road on the left-hand side. Don't follow your GPS as it may be unreliable in this area.

Although it is a lovely drive up the Kempt Head Road to our farm, if you are arriving in the evening you will want to ensure that you have eaten your supper before arrival.

Payment is Cash or e- money transfer. Your credit card is used only to reserve your room and is only charged in the event of a no-show or cancellation outside of the cancellation window.