St Ann's Motel & Cottage in Baddeck has a garden and barbecue facilities. With free WiFi, this 4-star hotel offers room service and a 24-hour front desk.
Located on the shores of the Bras d'Or Lakes, the Silver Dart Lodge is just 2 minutes’ drive from the center of Baddeck. Free Wi-Fi is offered in all rooms and a seasonal outdoor pool is on site.
Nigel
Canada
Breakfast was great, evening meals were excellent and the staff made it better.
Built in 1868, this historic inn is in Baddeck, Nova Scotia, and overlooks Bras d’Or Lake. It has an on-site restaurant, and free Wi-Fi access is available.
Shelley
Canada
The spa bath was amazing, good location to everything.
This lakefront property is conveniently located across from a private beach in the outskirt of Baddeck Village. It features a heated outdoor pool, on-site restaurant and free Wi-Fi.
Akter
Canada
Excellent Location; very friendly staffs; Good restaurant.
The Water's Edge Inn & Gallery is located in Baddeck, overlooking the Bras d’Or Lakes. The uniquely decorated rooms have free Wi-Fi access and a cable TV. All the units enjoy a small seating area.
Yvonne and Bruce
Canada
It was beautiful and location looking over the water was stunning.
Offering access to a private sandy beach and a waterside deck, this waterfront property is located in Baddeck Village. Dunlop Inn features a continental breakfast buffet and free WiFi.
Chanterelle Inn & cottages has a garden, terrace, a restaurant and bar in Baddeck. At the inn, each room includes a closet.
John
United States of America
Quiet location, tastefully decorated and comfortable. Excellent food prepared and served by our very friendly and interesting hosts. We enjoyed both our breakfast and dinner meals at the inn. The 4 course tasting menu dinner was superb and featured local food and drink.
Absolutely breathtaking ! Lake after lake after lake, they’re everywhere. Lots of wildlife as well. The views are incredible and the people are so kind and accommodating. If you love great seafood, this is one of the place to go in Nova Scotia.
Watson
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Baddeck is a jewel on the B.D. Lakes.
Baddeck is a jewel on the B.D. Lakes. It is very scenic with lovely tourist shops and cafes. The scenery is amazing and the salt water lake offers recreational opportunities. Don't miss the nightly ceilidh, and especially on Thursday evenings. There are lots of great places to eat or drink local beverages.
philip
Canada
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Scored 10
A very pretty town in itself and the perfect jumping off for...
A very pretty town in itself and the perfect jumping off for the famed Cabot Trail. There are some nice restaurants including the Freight Shed which sits right on the dock which has Muskoka chairs where one can sit and take in the view of the lighthouse.
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Anonymous
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We spent a lot more time in the Bell's museum because it was...
We spent a lot more time in the Bell's museum because it was above and beyond our expectation.
The museum guided tours are a must-do!
It runs only twice a day (morning and afternoon, but different tour subjects), so make sure to make it.
Our guid was just fantastic!.
We wish our kids were with us for this.
All in all we spent half a day at the museum.
ilan
Israel
10
Scored 10
Small town with many restaurants, boutiques, cafes as well...
Small town with many restaurants, boutiques, cafes as well as basic amenities such as a pharmacy and grocery store. Wonderful walks along the shore of the Bras D’Or lakes as well as the pier and through town. There are also cultural events such as the music concert we attended and a drama group that puts on plays. The Alexander Bell museum is worth a visit as well.
Moira
Canada
10
Scored 10
Everyone should visit the Alexander Graham Bell exhibit.
Everyone should visit the Alexander Graham Bell exhibit. We learned so much about him and his wife and their impact on science and aviation and so much more!! Needs to be taught in school
Good restaurants from Toms Pizza to the Cable Room five star dining.
Has a neat waterfront boardwalk. A private mega yacht The Mary A was there WOW.
Dunlop Inn is located on the outskirts of Baddeck but still in close proximity to town centre.This Victorian era house is right on the water unlike centrally located Telegraph House Hotel which is part of the group.
Our room was spacious beds comfortable and breakfast perfect
The owners live in the property in low season and thus this explains the very homely atmosphere
It is a perfect stopover on Cabot Trail
Breakfast was not included but every unit has a kitchenette. There was also a barbecue that was clean, a nice balcony overlooking a pond with a fountain. The place was upgraded and clean, the host was extremely helpful and nice and he had even cut some hiking trails out of the property with varying levels of difficulty. Most importantly, it’s right on the Cabot Trail and close to Baddeck with great restaurants.
The location and views were fantastic. We were made to feel most welcome by Jeff, and he was full of wonderful information about the area. The rooms were extremely well designed and the bed was so comfortable. We ate breakfast at the Freight Shed, which was amazing. The gallery was a lovely addition and I will definitely be back. Baddeck is the best place to stay in Cape Breton for sure.
We stayed in Room 3 which faces Baddeck Bay. The views from the room are breathtaking. We absolutely loved it!
The room is nicely decorated, in tune with the character of the property. In addition to the bed, furnishings included two chairs, a console table, an armoire and a night stand.
Breakfast was delicious and there were lots of options to choose from.
The view from the room was astounding . Breakfast was continental self service, and was excellent. The beds and pillows were extremely comfortable. It was an excellent location for driving around the area. Baddeck is a nice little town with good food. Would recommend and use again if in the area
We had a bright and huge suite. It was lovely. The bed was comfortable. Location pretty good as a short walk to Baddeck. Pretty grounds. We did not eat at restaurant for either dinner or breakfast so can't comment. Reception coming and going was excellent.
We came to Baddeck to hike the Cabot Trail. This location was perfect as it is right at the entrance to the park. There are lots of little restaurants all within walking distance. The Inn is very well appointed. Beds and furnishings were very comfortable.
Cozy, cottage feel to it. The staff were very friendly and helpful. Nice view of the waterfront from the front window. Lots of room for parking. Overall, a very pleasant stay for my tour of the Cabot trail, and beautiful Cape Breton Island. Thank you!
The staff went over and above to help us when we had car trouble. The front desk staff contacted the owner/manager who came to the hotel after hours and helped to fix our problem. It made all the difference and allowed us to continue our vacation!
Our host was awesome! Made mom and I feel very welcome when we arrived. The three of us had a great chat, plus he gave us some great suggestions for dinner in Baddeck. The view over the lake, from our room, was beautiful. Comfy beds!
Everything was excellent. Ann and Jeff were wonderful hosts with a warm welcome and tips for exploring Cape Breton. Our room was gorgeous, comfortable and impeccably clean. The balcony overlooking the water was the perfect bonus.
The location was perfect for getting anywhere in Cape Breton in a reasonable amount of time. Rooms were nice. Shower was excellent... Never ran out of hot water. Nice scenery and friendly staff
Nice hotel in lovely grounds with great views of the lake.
Room was a good size with very comfy beds.
All the staff were friendly and very helpful. Nothing was too much trouble.
Not too far from Baddeck center, 10 minute walk
Cleaning staff, the lady doing our room was so sweet
We rented one of the little cabins at the top of the hill, far from noise
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