Heather is the nicest BB host I've ever met and she freshly made each of our breakfast dishes -…read morewhich is rare for BB hosts to do - her place is very clean and comfortable, great Internet connection. Location is right by the NFL ferry and close to many good restaurants.

Just leaving the Harbourfront B&B. The owner is very kind and accommodating. Slept soundly and…read morefelt at home. Enjoyed our stay!

I stayed here while in town for the Celtic Colours festival in October. The village of Baddeck in…read moreautumn in beautiful (as is all of Cape Breton Island). The place is a little on the run-down side, but I hear they've been sprucing things up. The food and music downstairs in the dining room was a lot of fun! It also is a great location in the small town to start from, wherever you may be going...

We loved this B&B and it was a wonderful place to wrap up our tour of Cape Breton. It is…read morebeautifully set just a few minutes north of town so you get country ambience and quiet but the convenience of city center options just a few minutes drive away. The hosts are delightful and clearly enjoy conversation with all their guests. Our room was excellent with plenty of windows for fresh air and a very effective A/C unit when things got hot. The entire property is well appointed and the bed was very comfortable. We had a great night's sleep. Take the time to explore the old barn which is also a nursery. The old wood structure is quite beautiful and interesting. My one downer during our stay was that hordes of mosquitoes seemed to love the ceiling right outside our room (6). I'm very tall and have a bald head ... so I was not thrilled about that. However, I'm not sure quite what the hosts could have done about it. I didn't bring it up because it may have just been a singular occurrence with the high heat and humidity that evening. Bottom line? This place is a first class winner. Book here with complete peace of mind.

We had the most comfortable stay at this place. The pillows and beds were so comfortable, the room…read morewas beautiful and spotless, and breakfast was great and included a homemade cinnamon apple egg bake. Jan and Glen were so kind and extremely accommodating with a few personal needs. We definitely recommend staying here!

This quaint heritage B&B inn has been beautifully maintained by Joyce for seventeen years, and she…read morehas mastered the art of meeting her travelling customers' needs. Many of the super-clean rooms in this former convent reflect the area's past coal mining history in both their names and antique furnishings. Although the rooms do not have TV's, there is a large and very comfortable common sitting area on the main floor with a large flatscreen. Sharing your stories with others happens again over the breakfast of assorted fruits, cereals, and yoghurt, along with Joyce's fantastic baked muffin omelettes with toast. Vespers By The Sea is a great little inn in Glace Bay!

we loved our stat at Cabot Shores! the yurts are so cozy and…read morethe morning and evening are made complete with a dip in the outdoor cedar hot tubs. even though it rained, we made use of the bistro and lodge, where they had live music on one evening, and enjoyed the kayaks, nature walks, and wood stove!

While I've been told that the Domes are great, I don't recommend the Red Dragon Mongolian Yurt…read more To say that my group was underwhelmed, would be a drastic understatement. More accurately, we at times felt unsafe, ripped-off and as though we were being pranked due to the numerous situations in which we said, "this cannot be real."   The things within the yurt that were broken or downright laughable were numerous: * There was an overwhelming smell of chicken manure in the yurt itself and compost outside. * None of the interior or exterior doors closed. A gust of wind, wildlife, and other people were free to enter the yurt at any time during our stay at any time. * One of the beds was broken upon arrival (the vast majority of the support bars underneath the mattress were fully on the floor or only attached on one side). When we asked about it, we were told, "you probably won't be charge for it." * None of the beds were the painted Mongolian bed that's pictured on booking sites. * Bins covered in blankets doubled as tables. * One of the exterior doors couldn't be opened as the handle came off in our hands when we attempted to use it. * Neither bathroom lights worked. * The toilet wouldn't flush (1, 2, toilet paper or not, or holding the handle down for a while). After asking assistance and were told, "that's not my job." * We were located in what appears to be a workers site/maintenance area. It felt like we were using a yurt made for employees to stay in perhaps? There was also equipment strewn about the yurt that must have been left there by maintenance. Ex: ladder to get on the roof. Outside, were various cords, pallets, broken down machinery and other equipment. * There was garbage on the floor from previous guests. * There were no chairs outside (as there was at other, smaller yurts) so we sat on the edge of the deck. * There was a large pile of mulch outside our front door, along with garbage and boulders that I can only assume previous guests used to keep the doors from opening.   I'm quite confident that I could go on, but it's getting comical at this point.    Our belief is that your 3.9 rating on Google reflects a number of friends and family making recommendations and that the rating will continue to drop as guests experience what we did.  Highly recommend avoiding this booking.

Staying here was an exceptional experience. The owner was welcoming and gracious. The wine and…read moresnacks in the early evening were a pleasant surprise. Breakfast was delicious and very elegantly served. We had mini quiche, fresh fruit cups, blueberry pineapple waffles, muffins, more, but those are what I tasted. The sheets on the bed were the silkiest. The living areas were furnished with antiques and decorative pieces, a pleasure to explore.

A charming Victorian home with a beautiful country garden. Breakfast was a tremendous selection of…read morefruit salad, eggs, pancakes, and more sweet breads than I can recall. We were well satisfied to continue exploring Cape Breton. A wonderful stay at a convenient location if travelling through, to or from Newfoundland at a great price. I highly recommend it.

Great service, clean taxi cabs. And always on time June 2026. Call them at 902 564 4444 or 902…read more539 8770

All of the reviews suggest a nice, modern stay, with a hint of charm from the staff dressed in…read moreperiod garb. The innkeeper tried to pass off that charm to her guests by instructing visitors only to unload their "carriages" and then relocate them to the side of the building. Unfortunately, the Kay visitors were late, loud, and inconsiderate and beamed their lanterns into our lower unit late at night and left their Cadillac of carriages parked, blocking our ocean view. To make matters worse, they were heavy-footed beasts and clomping around above us at midnight, but then when you're so "entitled", you probably don't GaF. The room was quaint but the beds inside are not the same. One is a platform bed with a better quality mattress. It was in the kitchen area. No matter how odd that may seem, choose that bed. It's better than the lower to ground, weak mattress one we slept on! Not all of the outlets worked and instructions for the shower are necessary and can be found only if you look up!! Now the really odd thing about Room 6 was the ONE WAY mirror in the room with blinds. Perhaps this allows the voyeur-side of you to feel like someone is watching you -- Norman Bates-ish if you ask em. For us it was a WTF moment. So that's my point of view. I'd probably rethink the higher price of stay for oddities (and no ghosts).

Cute place, nice room. Felt very quaint. Right near the water, and, of course you can see the…read moreForteresse de Louisbourg off in the distance. When we checked in we were greeted with warmth and helped quickly, lots of hospitality points for this place! We snuck over to the back around 6 pm to check out what they call the 'Beggar's Banquet' -- a sort of feast they host in the evenings where everyone dresses in colonial gear. We're talking full costumes, which I think they provide, but don't quote me on that. The event really goes with the atmosphere of the town, especially if you spent the whole day walking around the fortress, which is basically a giant reconstructed town from the 1700s and a colonial roleplayer's paradise. All-in-all a nice stay, much nicer than our first night in Baddeck!