Digby was our first stop on our Nova Scotia visit, and the town itself was not very exciting. It is a small fishing village. However, the resort was wonderful! Our room was very comfortable and they delivered a fresh (large) chocolate chip cookie each night we were there. We also ate dinner in the restaurant and were very pleased with our meal - great service and food (scallops, of course, since that is what Digby is known for). If you come by ferry to Nova Scotia, which we did, staying at this resort is a great first night.

Our stay at the Digby Pines far exceeded our expectations. We booked the couples package, which included a room with a king size bed, a bottle of champagne, truffles, a four-course dinner, and full buffet breakfast, and complimentary entry to the Historic Gardens in Annapolis Royal.
If you've never been to The Pines, it is hard to find the words to describe this outstanding resort. Everything about it is superb. The lodge itself is spectacular, filled with beautiful antique furniture, and with views that take your breath away. Our room was immaculate. The king bed was as comfortable as any we've slept in, and the linens luxurious. We arrived on one of the hottest days of the summer and our room was warm when we entered. It would have been nice to have had the air conditioning turned on, but it eventually cooled down to a comfortable temperature. We also opened the windows at night and enjoyed a wonderful cool breeze.
Dinner in the Churchill Restaurant was a glorious fine dining experience, with succulent Digby scallops featured in a couple of the dishes. We enjoyed our stay so much that we decided to stay an extra night.
The only glitch (and it was a small one) was a mix-up in the delivery of our bottle of champagne.
We were told it would be delivered in 15 mins but we waited an hour and it didn't arrive. We left for a walk, mentioned it to the front desk, and when we came back it was in our room (apparently the porter didn't come on duty until then).Other than that, service was first-class. Staff are friendly and courteous, and at the ready for whatever you would like. We had drinks on the front patio and our server could not have been more efficient.
We hope to return to The Pines perhaps in the Fall.

Spent two nights at Digby Pines while touring Atlantic Canada. It was far and away the loveliest place we stayed! The hotel has the very unfair advantage of being situated high up a glorious, thickly forested hill, with breathtaking views of the ocean and the Bay of Fundy. The grounds are perfectly kept, with winding trails through the woods, past the pristine outdoor pool and down to the water—it was hard to go indoors! However, the main hotel building is nothing short of magnificent. The spacious public areas have beautiful period furniture, amazing woodwork and fixtures, and huge windows looking on to those spectacular views. The guest rooms were small but perfectly appointed and very comfortable, with sufficient modern touches (like state of the art flat screen televisions, conveniently placed charging and data ports, and free wi-fi). Loved the bath, with the old-fashioned hardware and heavenly olive toiletries! The staff was unfailingly helpful, pleasant and thoughtful. Altogether a wonderful stay, in a storybook setting—I hope to return!