This place is old and run down. Been here three days and the only thing I am taking away is: broken…read morewasher, terrible internet, telephone not working, ATM not working, temperature regulation in the shower is impossible. I'll stop there. Did I mention that to staff manning the front desk has no idea what this cost. They waste your time calling around to other employees ask for prices. They get a lot of tour bus business and seem to rely on that business for survival. The up side is the food and service in the restaurant. My hats off to the chefs and servers. Make better choices. The picture below gives you an idea of the material condition of this place.

We had a very nice stay here. Great location, nice views, our room was lovely, restaurant food &…read moreservice were excellent, very friendly and accommodating staff-especially night manager Wahab Khan. 5 stars!

Had dinner in the Cable Room at the Telegraph House, an old-style dining room in the hotel. We had…read morethe crab cakes to start, then the pork tenderloin, haddock and roast chicken for mains. The crab cakes were delicious and made with 95% crab and not filling, according to the server. For some reason my chicken came with homemade cranberry sauce and stuffing, reminding me very much of Thanksgiving dinner. We all agreed that the food was just okay, but the service was very good and it was a nice setting.

I was in town for a week and ate here twice! They make a delicious steak. It was juicy and tender…read more I also had the barley leek soup. And the biscuits with peppermint tea. It was lovely. Highly recommend!

A very interesting hotel. It is in fact multiple buildings and rather confusing at first to find…read morethe office from the street. You have to go past what you think is the main hotel to another building in the back where the office is (and in another building that has a different name on it). Service was fine though rather distracted. Hotel room was older, like the building, but comfortable. It was nice to have a balcony even if there was no real view. It was a good stay for the price and the fact that Cheticamp does not have a lot of alternatives. I would go back.

Luckily we were able to find a last minute room here on a Sat night. I had some hesitation because…read moresome of the reviews weren't great but we found the place to perfectly fit our needs. The price was very reasonable, the room was large, clean, and very comfortable ; also within walking distance to 2 of the most popular places in Cheticamp. They had very nice embroidered towels, a frig, microwave, tv with cable that worked and great wifi. The woman at the front desk was very friendly and helpful. The room had a little balcony to sit outside on and enjoy the fresh air. The Patton had a screen door as well. I worked recommend this place if you want something reasonably priced, comfortable and clean.

This is a spectacular little spot on the Bras'dor Lakes, nestled in the lee of a small harbour on…read morethe edge of the highlands. The place is very well kept and clean. The staff are as friendly as you'd expect in Nova Scotia. The beds are super soft and cosy! The food is tasty and fresh, full of flavour. There's a nice little pub if you just want to grab a bite on the way through too!

The town of Baddeck is the only decent town nearby so the location here, waterside, is good…read more Pretty nice in the newly renovated main lodge but lax, disinterested housekeeping. A good place to stay generally but a bit pricey for the benefit.

The Swiss couple who own and run big interval Lodge are so caring and wonderful! The setting is…read moregorgeous and you will have complete peace and quiet. I would recommend staying here toward the end of your vacation so you can rest and really appreciate the incredible surroundings. There is a pretty large waterfall up on the mountain directly in front of the lodge. We stayed here in July and the nights were beautifully cool. The night sky is unbelievable! Although not included in the price, they offer breakfast most mornings and dinners a couple nights a week, so call ahead to make sure they will be serving dinner. Meals were delicious and they offer several options. There is a convenience Mart about 20 minutes away so not that far. The road has been worked on extensively and is now in much better shape. It is still gravel, but it is not an issue at all. There are beautiful hiking trails that lead directly to a designated wilderness area :-) and they have a wonderful swimming hole just a short walk away from the lodge. This is the kind of place you will remember for a very long time for its stunning nature, incredible solitude, and excellent hosts!

Absolutely stunning location with amazing friendly staff! If you ever want a relaxing getaway in…read moreCape Breton this is the place!

We headed to the eastern coast of the Canada for the first time ever this summer…read more It was a fabulous trip, and a highlight of it was visiting Cape Breton and Baddeck. We were lucky enough to stay at the Silver Dart Lodge in Cape Breton. What a wonderful location. Overlooking the the lake, and each room has a small patio and chairs to sit and enjoy the views. The folks at this lodge were so friendly and helpful as well. East coast friendliness is definitely evident here! :) Beds were comfy and rooms were well appointed. Separate sink area from the shower/toilet room. Ample closet space. 2 comfy chairs to watch a flat panel tv and free wifi. This hotel also has a great dining room and is not far from downtown Baddeck and other attractions like the Alexander Graham Bell museum.

Very mediocre. Stayed in a chalet. Amenities nothing to speak of. WiFi very bad - not too bad if…read moreyou go to the main bldg. TV is very old and small - I don't understand their need to skimp on providing a good TV given the price guests are paying. Few outlets and none close to the small table. Good points. Excellent access to their laundromat. Beds are reasonably comfortable. Great lobster place less than 5 minutes away - if you time it so that tour buses are not disgorging their passengers.

Great place!! Jeff, the owner, was on the premises first thing in the morning having made the three…read morebreakfast breads earlier. Cozy and comfortable B&B. Several nice restaurants within walking distance. Lovely views of the small harbour. New bathrooms. Nice comfy beds. Recommend!

My girlfriend and I were on a last-minute motercycle trip to the Cabot Trail last summer (August,…read more2011), and we stumbled on the Water's Edge. They had one room available so we took it. The room was comfortable and clean, and had a great view of the water. Wanda the cleaning lady was extra helpful. The staff gave us tips on the best places to see around the area. We went kayaking, visited the Alexander Graham Bell museum, and drove around the Cabbot trail. It also had a cool gallery of local artists in the Inn. Over all, we had an amazing stay, and most of it was because of the Water's Edge giving us such great local tips. If we go back, we will definitely stay there again, as it's located perfectly in the center of all the best sites in Cape Breton. I wrote this same review on Trip Advisor, and I just joined Yelp, so I figured I'd start out by reviewing this place. That's how much we liked it. :-)

Beautiful view of the river. However the room is dated with inadequate amenities. The pillows are…read moresoft but the carpets smell mould. The bathrooms are very dated and exhausts very noisy. The room rates are too high bcz of the inferior state in of the furnitures. We will not return to this motel.

Good value for the price, overall but definitely no frills…read more The ladies at the check-in desk were very nice. They asked me if anyone had responded to my questions about food allergies regarding the restaurant. I replied that they had not but didn't get a response then either so we did not eat there. The rooms have a beautiful view of the lake and they are very clean with comfortable beds. However, our room had an odor, I couldn't tell if it was from animal or if it were just stale. I used a lot of Febreze. It is also very dated like 80s/90s. Very convenient to local food and attractions. My suggestions: Tom's Pizza, Rose's Smash Burgers, the Alexander Graham Bell museum and my favorite, the Baddeck Gathering Ceilidh (pronounced Kay-Lee, it's a Breton music hall)