Good morning Tom Thank you for your enquiry. We have the following rooms available for the nights of July 25th, 26th, 27th & 28th - Room 1 – a cosy double en-suite – rate $80 + Tax per night for two people Room 2 – a queen en-suite – rate $100 + Tax per night for two people Room 3 – a queen, private bathroom across the hallway - rate $90 + Tax per night for two people Rooms 1 - 4 are located in the main farmhouse and are on the 1st floor, up a flight of 12 steps. Rooms 5 & 7 are on the ground floor and rooms 6 & 8 are first floor units, up a flight of 12 steps. These four rooms have air-conditioning and private entrance. Our room rates include a hot buffet breakfast. We have a lot of visitors that make Baddeck their base for their visit to the island, and therefore we offer discounts for confirmed bookings of 4 consecutive nights or more when booked directly with us by phone or email. As it is the 150th anniversary of Confederation, all Parks Canada National Historic Sites and Parks are free for the year, however you are advised to register for a pass to make your entry to these sites more smooth. How to reserve a room Please email us directly with your room choice, a current Visa or Mastercard number, expiry date for that card, full mailing address and contact telephone number. or use the ‘Book now’ button on the front page of our website We have a 48 hour cancellation policy – full charge will be made if booking is cancelled within 48 hours of the check-in date. There is a $2 per day processing charge for using credit cards. There will be no charge for Interac payments. N.B. – Nova Scotia HST (tax) is charged at a rate of 15% in accordance with Provincial legislation. Please be advised that the property now has a resident pet by the name of KC. She is a 3 year old Goldendoodle, who is looking forward to greeting guests to the B&B. We look forward to hearing from you. Jan & Glen

Many thanks for your enquiry. No, our pet doesn't go into any of the bedrooms. She is a Goldendoodle so she has a low to non-shedding coat which makes her virtually hypoallergenic but not totally.

Many thanks for your question. Unfortunately at present we do not allow pets, but this is something we may look into in the future.

What we liked best about Cape Breton was the wonderful people, and Jan and Glen are no exception. You couldn't ask for better hosts, and they have a fun pet dog to pal around with. It is a quiet and peaceful place though, so I would recommend bringing books, puzzles, and a tablet or other device for the kids if they want some entertainment in the evening. We enjoyed spending time just talking with our hosts.