Everyone feels welcome at the Tidal Life Guesthouse. Extensive renovations to this older home have…read moremade it both convenient and inviting for those looking for a relaxing retreat. The perfect place to stay after a day of Tidal Bore rafting. Kelly goes out of his way to accommodate his guests and the meals are as tasty as those found on the menu at his neighbouring restaurant - Bing's Eatery & Socialhouse. A great place to stay!

Lets start by saying this place is delightful. With a N…read moreenthusiastic greeting at the nearby Bings restaurant [where we ate and at which the food was excellent], we began our Maitland visit. The cottage was lovely, clean, and quiet. The breakfast next morning was filling. recommend this place w only one ding: the mattresses could use replacement. we were only one night, but beds part of the bed and breakfast are too frequently neglected. otherwise, if you are going rafting in the area, i would highly recommend this place.

I spent two nights here last week and I enjoyed every minute! The Belgravia is a beautiful century…read morehouse decorated in a charming English country style. I had an extremely comfortable queen size bed with the most amazing fleecy sheets! Super snuggly and I definitely didn't want to get out of bed the next morning! Friendly host and a really great breakfast served with style make this a real home away from home.

From the owner: The Belgravia Bed & Breakfast is located in beautiful downtown Truro, on the Trans-Canada Highway…read morein the centre of Nova Scotia. This majestic century home (circa 1904) sits on a large, well-treed lot. Its European flavour is accented with decorative moldings and leaded glass windows. Because of its central location, The Belgravia is ideally situated for guests to settle in and make day trips, exploring different areas of the province. Truro is located at the mouth of the Bay of Fundy, where the world's highest tides have carved an incredible landscape to explore. Experience the power of the Fundy Tides and the ride of your life when you go Tidal Bore Rafting. Discover how the mythical Glooscap created the beautiful Five Islands of Fundy at Five Islands Provincial Park. Enjoy birding and a leisurely stroll along the fantastic trails of the Thomas Cove Coastal Reserve. Explore an extensive network of hiking trails and discover the beautiful Economy Falls.

The Pebble: no other B&B holds a candle to this lovely establishment…read more We absolutely loved our stay and would come back again and again without hesitation. Everything was clean and well appointed. Maid service each day. Elizabeth and her husband (he was away for work while we were there) and their daughter Lizzy (college student) were an absolute delight. Elizabeth has been in the B&B service industry for a while, and she knows how to delight and serve her customers. Elizabeth is gracious like a family member and we feel like we gained a wonderful new friend in her and Lizzy. Ask Elizabeth to tell you about the romantic story about how she named The Pebble! We miss the Pebble already, and you will not regret staying here! Location: Perfectly situated in an affluent and highly desirable location, just far enough away from the city center, Dal University, the lake and all major highways. Price: Perfectly matched for this lovely and well-appointed B&B. You will find much cheaper, but they are not even in the same league as The Pebble. We found the price rightly valued and much more that we asked for. Kids: We have a 3 years old and Elizabeth accommodated us with a small mattress which we put on the floor; this was perfect! The room is very spacious which allowed all three of us to have ample room to do our own thing. Breakfast: This was included in our stay. Elizabeth is seriously a gourmet chef and our breakfasts were so decadent each morning--we felt so taken care of.

On a recent road trip that included Halifax Nova Scotia, we chose the Pebble B&B as our base for…read moreexploring Halifax. We did not regret that choice. The setting on side street in a quiet neighborhood made for a relaxing stay at the property and the location was perfect for getting to and from the city center and other nearby sites. Our hosts were friendly, helpful, and attentive to our needs. The friendly banter around the breakfast table with other guests and our hosts was lively and enjoyable. The accommodation was excellent as were the wonderful breakfasts. If Halifax is included in future travel plans we will stay at the Pebble again.

I have stayed at a lot of B&Bs over my life (I'm CEO of a travel company) and can absolutely…read moreendorse Baker's Chest as a first rate establishment. Maarten and Nelly are outstanding hosts and make every effort to make your stay enjoyable and memorable. For example, upon discovering that I am of Dutch heritage (like they are), they modified the breakfast menu to include some favorite dutch pancakes. I was delighted! The property is beautiful and extremely well maintained. I loved the fact it was slightly out of town and provided an idyllic country setting. Driving into town for dinner and sightseeing took less than five minutes, so we got the best of both worlds. Our room was spacious and comfortable. The bed was exquisite and we slept very well.

I liked this place for starters, its neat as a pin, the hosts are terrific and the breakfast they…read morehave for you is perhaps the best B & B breakfast I've ever had. Truro is at best a stop over place and this B & B as good as any to do that as I found Truro as a location to be not so interesting. The location for those passing thru may not matter but its location is on the edge of Bible Hill and is literally surrounded by a farm field. My advice for someone booking a room here is to be aware the four rooms they offer are all configured differently so that might make a difference to someone booking here. The tea room was closed during our visit.

We stayed here on the last night of our 9 day tour of the Maritimes. Easily hands down the best…read moreand most beautiful B&B we visited during our stay, and there were some amazing ones! Brent & Wendy Lee were fantastic. So warm and inviting and eager to help us with dinner suggestions, tourist recommendations, and anything we could dream of to make us more comfortable. Their home is a beautiful gem and our room was large, comfortable, beautifully decorated (most of the artwork on display was painted by the two of them!) and the yard and gardens were spectacular. We appreciated being in the suburbs down a quiet lane and a little closer to the Halifax airport, it made our next day just that much easier and more relaxed. Breakfast was gourmet level. No expense was spared, no detail overlooked. Sugar cubes for tea? Sure but also rock candy swizzle sticks if you preferred! Beautiful garnishes on each plate. We had "Atlantic breakfast" tea, fresh fruit served with a dollop of yogurt and a hint of honey drizzle and chopped nuts, a cheddar chive biscuit with eggs and hollandaise sauce with a side of ham. Every bite was perfect. The only thing was slightly odd was the ensuite bathroom had a curtain instead of a door. It was very elegant, but didn't offer much privacy between the bedroom and bathroom. The giant whirlpool tub more than made up for that though, talk about WOW factor.

This place is the perfect bed and breakfast. Interesting hosts, a great breakfast, and a wonderful…read morenight's rest. It is near nice places to eat, near the airport, and very easy to get to and from. On top of all of that, the place was absolutely beautiful, inside and out. We were very well taken care of. If we could have taken this B&B with us as we traveled around Nova Scotia, we would have. A must stay if you are in the area.

I had read about The Clockmaker's Inn months before my husband and I went on our East Coast…read moreExtravaganza. We nearly didn't make it because we were in Kentville, but due to lack of accommodations (last minute, fully booked), I gave them a shout at 8pm and they had one room available. We drove over, and boy, am I ever glad we did! Let me just say - what an absolutely beautiful house. Gorgeous. A dream. One of the owners (Rick, I think) was there, he had waited for us to arrive since it was late. He didn't act rushed at all, gave us a tour & breakfast order to fill out - he was thorough and friendly. I love the breakfast idea - order what you want at what time & leave it on a desk in the front hall (the same desk that had cookies waiting for guests on it the next morning!) Our room (The Windsor Room) was actually the one I was the least interested in when I looked at pics online, but it proved my judgment wrong. Painted Yellow (with original hand painted & plasted stucco work), with hardwood floors, a big window with wooden shutters, and the most comfortable, plush bed I've ever slept on in my life; I fell in love immediately! The bathroom is built into what used to be a closet and it's very nice - heated, with a shower and natural bath & products. There were clean, plush white robes waiting for us as well. For breakfast, I assumed that it was one common room, but they put us in a private nook, in a separate dining room - so we got to enjoy our (absolutely delicious) breakfast overlooking the yard. It was the perfect way to start the morning. Being so accommodating, the owners encourage guests to hang out throughout the house, even after check-out time. There are games set up upstairs, a lovely sunroom with books, etc. We were also able to check out the other rooms once everyone had abandoned them. They were all fabulous! I think the Queen Victoria Suite is my favourite. One wacky little side note; I'm positive that this place is haunted. Not only because it is so old, but because, after I got home, I was looking at the photos of the Inn and there are very interesting coloured orbs in many of the photos - especially concentrated at the front of the house & outside. When you zoom in, they are all a strange shape & in motion. But, rest assured, I didn't feel any spooks or malicious intent. Quite the contrary, we felt relaxed, comfortable, and had wonderful sleeps! I highly recommend The Clockmaker's Inn, without hesitation. Honestly, one night was not nearly enough to take in this beautiful bed & breakfast that is ultra relaxing. Four thumbs (me & the mister's) way up!

We stayed in the Windsor room. Loved the sweet people who worked at the end and the delicious…read morebreakfast. Beautiful home!

This is a gem of a bed and breakfast along the Sunrise Trail in Nova Scotia. Lovely rooms and…read moregreat homemade breakfasts, and also dinners if you plan ahead with the innkeepers. Situated in between New Glasgow and Antigonish NS. Very easy to find, you can see their red roof from a distance as you approach it! We traveled with our 4 year old son, the inn is perfect for families. They have 3 very personable dogs, a pack of alpaca's, a coop full of chickens, and a donkey named Danny. Beautiful property that has access to the beach, what a coast line! Stunning sunset views over the water, and the star gazing at night was beyond great. A very short ride down the road brings you to Arisaig Provincial Park, where you can walk along the beach and see fossils. We stopped as we were leaving Nova Scotia, Cape Breton and the Cabot Trail on our way back to the states. A good stopping off point for a similar road trip. Also close to Pictou and the PEI ferry. The innkeepers Josie and Jim are wonderful people with a gem of a home. Cannot recommend their hospitality enough!

I highly recommend this wonderful establishment. We were treated like family from the moment we…read morearrived. The food is unbelievable, the accommodation is wonderful and the staff are exceptional. It was so picturesque and quiet. We will be returning for another romantic getaway .

Great food in rural Nova Scotia! So impressed with food and service! A hidden gem that we all loveread more

New owner as of May 2021. The house is amazing with nice rooms. the review was based on the fact I…read morewas the only person staying at the time. I only received minimal breakfast of warmed up quiche, yoghurt, muffin, and tea. Not the worst but again given I was the only one staying. TV includes Netflix which was nice.

I stayed here last March while on a personal getaway after my sister passed away. The house is…read moregorgeous, the food they made was fancier than I've had in expensive restaurants, and the hosts are so friendly and kind. They took the time to sit and talk to me and made me laugh, which enhanced my stay tremendously. They aren't just "running a business", they're inviting you into their home and make you feel you belong there. I stayed only one night but they sat and told me personal stories from years gone by, when they were my age, the country they came here from and the people they've met along the way. Felt like old friends :) my heart warms when I think of this place

One review..... So far. I guess Yelp is not as popular as Tripadvirsor in these parts of the world…read more This is a beautiful place. This house Is lucky to have Kelly and her husband taking care of it. It has been fixed up so nicely, it is decorated with Kelly's hand/knife paintings, she is an amazing artist with obvious talent, if you are into buying art you might have a chance to find something you like, don't hesitate, it will be gone fast. The ambience here is great, as you come in you will find a sitting/living room where you can chose to hang out if you please. There is coffee and tea in the dining room until 8pm and if that is not enough don't worry there is lot to chose from in your room. The attention to detail is so nice and it really makes you feel at home. If you are on business like me, you will find great refuge in your room, with your own TV and more channels than you know what to do with. Apparently there is two dogs in the house but I never heard or saw them. This house is on a quiet street a few min. walk to one of the best restaurants in town. You can walk the food off on the way home and be sure to get a quiet sleep. Enjoy!! Oh and I almost forgot.... The breakfast was really good....