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48678 Cabot Trail, North River Bridge, Nova Scotia B0E 1B0, Canada
48678 Cabot Trail, North River Bridge, Nova Scotia B0E 1B0, Canada
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All reviewsblue jayscabot trailthe cottagescape bretonhumming birdsa lovely place to staynova scotialocal farmerslobstereach eveningthree nightsrooms are comfortableblueberry pancakesstayed for one nightspent two nightsfiddleheadsturkish room
The Inn sits on a private property that is both quiet and has a great location when traveling the Cabot Trail. We stayed for 4 nights and it was a great experience. This place boasts that it sources all of its food and products locally....More
Very friendly lady running the place who is also an excellent chef. Limited dinner menu but very excellent quality. Breakfast is simple...bread, fruit, yogurt. Coffee pot not set up early. A bit informal in terms of service. Bedroom and bathroom spotless but no A/C so...More
My wife and I visited this wonderful home 15 years ago with a group of friends. Eight of us took four rooms and Earlene looked after us as if we were her nieces and nephews … no requests were too big …
Fast forward 15...More
Begin with this, the quiet but welcoming woman who greets you at the reception not only is also the innkeeper and chef, Earlene Busch, but a decade before built this inn by hand (with the help of friends, of course), coming to this place after...More
We stayed here in order to “do” the Cabot Trail. Wow what a find! It’s outside of any towns/villages but as it has it’s own wonderful restaurant this, for us, was not a problem. The owner, who has a great commitment to green values, is...More
I would say that dining options are limited. We did have a good meal down the road south from the Chanterelle Inn, but I can't remember the exact name. A fun evening will be hard to find; this
area is very rural. The owner... More
I would say that dining options are limited. We did have a good meal down the road south from the Chanterelle Inn, but I can't remember the exact name. A fun evening will be hard to find; this
area is very rural. The owner of the the inn objected to my calling the Cabot Trail a rural road. It IS a rural road leading to small towns where not a lot is happening. As far as whale watching is concerned: although the Atlantic coast may look close-by, getting there will take a while. I would recommend finding a place on the coast for that activity. The interior of Cape Breton Is. is better for hiking than as a jumping off post for whale watching.
One more thing: DO NOT miss Fort Louisbourg: a visit there is a fantastic experience.
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