I stayed here a couple times. Some of the rooms are quite dated looking. A little overpriced for what you get however the two times we stayed we did the cabot trail and called last minute so we got a bit of a deal. The restaurant here (off the main reception area) is way overpriced with a very limited menu.... More

Stayed twice during the off season this year! Staff was so friendly and helpful during our stays. Although the rooms are a little out dated they were very clean and fresh both times. Just about everything in Baddeck is closed this time a year but we had no trouble keeping fed and entertained. The pool, hot tub and sauna were... More

My wife and myself "Won" a night here. When we arrived, everything looked great. We found our room and decided to walk around for a bit. We were glad that the town of Baddeck was a rather short walk. Dinner was included in our stay. After dinner, (we were still hungry) we decided to go to a pizza joint that... More

Stayed here for a night in early Nov 12. This is a resort with a huge compound with many blocks. We stayed in Argyle Lodge which supposedly commands the best view. The exterior and surroundings were nice and well maintained. However, the room itself was a different matter. The furnishings were old, the bed was too soft for our comfort.... More

Stayed here on the recommendation from the Great George in PEI. Fortunately got a better rate (119 +tax) then when I just called ($160) night before. RIP OFF. Room tiny, bathroom tinier. Last updated in the 50s (psycho) Outside window, unmowed area with exposed PVC piping.Basically clean except for spider in bed, but trash on front stair that stayed there... More

We stayed for one night here while going around the Cabot Trail during Celtic Colours. We stayed in the Argyle Building in a King Size room. The grounds were beautiful and seemed very well maintained - the fall colours added to the scenic nature of the resort. Our room was very "tired and dated" - it is definitely time for... More

We were in a king bed room in the large 2-story building across the street from the reception building. The room was essentially a motel room and was very small and dated with a tiny tv, though it was clean and the bed was comfortable. It was very overpriced at $159/night, breakfast not included. We expected this to be the... More

The lady at the information booth in Inverness helped us book a room at the Inverary Inn - it was last minute and they had a daily special for $90 (no breakfast). It's a decent price for a room at a resort. When we arrived it was dark already but there were quite a few guests there, and quite festive.... More