Located in the heart of historic Lunenburg, just 2 minutes' walk from Lunenburg Harbour, Lunenburg Arms Hotel has a full service spa and tanning salon on site.
The Lunenburg Inn, featuring a garden, a terrace and a bar, is set in Lunenburg, 600 metres from St-John's Anglican Church and less than 1 km from Knaut-Rhuland House.
Beautiful Home on Sunny Acreage offers accommodation in Lunenburg, 4.8 km from Knaut-Rhuland House.
James
Canada
Breakfast was not included, but the kitchen was well stocked with necessary utensils, dishes, pots, and other materials for cooking. Best we'd seen yet.
Located across from Lunenburg’s famous docks, this Nova Scotia property is 280 meters from the Fisheries Museum of The Atlantic. It features contemporary rooms with free WiFi.
Boasting panoramic views of Lunenburg’s historic waterfront, Rum Runner Inn is located across the street from the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic in the centre of Old Town Lunenburg.
This motel is located on Victoria Road in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, just 800 meters away from the water front and 1.2 km from the Heritage part of Lunenburg.
Offering guest rooms with a sea view, Fairmont House Bed & Breakfast is located in Mahone Bay. Free WiFi access is available. A flat-screen cable TV and DVD player are featured in each room.
Violet
Canada
We loved everything about this accommodation.
The host was wonderful friendly and accommodating. Great location in towt
This hotel is 3 km from The HB Studios Sports Centre and a 5-minute drive from The Bridgewater Memorial Arena. It features an indoor pool with a 2-story waterslide.
Located on Highway 10 and less than 1.5 km from the centre of Bridgewater, this Days Inn by Wyndham Bridgewater Conference Center features free Wi-Fi in all areas.
It’s a charming, lovely town, a UNESCO site. A fishing town. Every building is a work of art (except the new ones.). Lots of history. And great seafood.
The Fish Shack was a popular bustling place, outdoor patio overlooking the water.
Take the Seaweed Tour from the waterfront. Nancy the owner is a great storyteller and the two hour tour takes you to several great coastal spots.
Conrad
8.0
Scored 8.0
We were probably 2 weeks off the start of the tourist season...
We were probably 2 weeks off the start of the tourist season, so Lunenburg itself was VERY quiet. Stores closed by 4pm/5pm and restaurants closed by 8pm. We were THE ONLY people out walking at 8.30pm around the waterfront and within the town. Oven Park was closed, as were many of the other nearby attractions. I would suggest your time your visit around the tourist season. The town itself is absolutely beautiful being a UNESCO site and we really enjoyed walking around a sightseeing. It is a beautiful town. Also, all of the restaurants we ate at were delicious. Salt Shaker Deli & Inn. The South Shore Fish Shack. Dockside Lobster & Seafood Restaurant
NATASHA
Trinidad and Tobago
10
Scored 10
We had a phenomenal stay at this beautiful historic inn.
We had a phenomenal stay at this beautiful historic inn. The room was lovely and very cozy, resulting in 2 nights of very good sleep. Lisa, The hostess made 2 different creative and filling. Lisa gave up very good touring sites advice. Would stay here again with no hesitation. Recommend this inn very highly to others.
rose
Canada
4.0
Scored 4.0
Lunenberg, of course, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but...
Lunenberg, of course, is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, but there's almost nothing to see here. The downtown is a single street a few blocks long with a couple of mostly-empty side streets. One picture, and you are ready to move on.
Robert
United States
10
Scored 10
Beautiful place. A must see destination.
Beautiful place. A must see destination. We only had one night and should have stayed longer. Lots of places to see. Lots of places to eat but it’s busy with tourists. We went a little off the beaten track away from the sea front and found some less busy eateries.
DEIRDRE
Ireland
8.0
Scored 8.0
The most interesting item was the Fisheries Museum.
The most interesting item was the Fisheries Museum. Most of the restaurant served fried foods but we ate at The Lincoln Street Food Store which was very good. We found that the restaurants were expensive for the type of food they offered. To get around in Lunenburg was fairly easy, there are a lot of hills. I think that if we made another trip to Lunenburg we would try to get into the Art Galleries, most were closed when we were there. We would avoid most of the restaurants and try to find one that didn't serve only fried foods.
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