Must-see hotels in Nova Scotia, New Brunswick & Prince Edward Island

  • Waverley Inn

    Halifax

    In business since 1876, this lemon-yellow inn has rooms with their own little quirks, from bold antiques to luxurious linens, swagged curtains and Turkish…

  • Homeport

    Saint John

    Perched above once-grand Douglas Ave, this imposing Italianate-style B&B was originally two separate mansions belonging to shipbuilder brothers. It has a…

  • Willowgreen Farm

    Prince Edward Island

    A slice of homespun Summerside here, on one of the town's oldest farmsteads. Rambling rooms filled with antiques, homemade textiles, creaky floorboards…

  • Halifax Marriott Harbourfront

    Halifax

    The default choice for business travellers, this sprawling Marriott takes up almost an entire block of the Halifax waterfront. Plush rooms could do with a…

  • Anchorage Camping

    New Brunswick

    Family-friendly camping in a large field surrounded by the tall evergreens of Anchorage Provincial Park. Located between Grand Harbour and Seal Cove, the…

  • Driftwood Lodge

    Cape Breton Island

    It's hard to find wallet-friendly accommodations along the Cabot Trail, but this rustic beside-the-beach inn definitely fits the bill; it's been going…

  • L'Étoile du Havre B&B

    New Brunswick

    Situated in a tranquil location opposite a golf course, and en route to Youghall Beach, this designer-sleek, open-plan, ultra-contemporary B&B with six…

  • Hotel on Pownal

    Charlottetown

    Charlottetown can be pricey, which makes this motel-conversion hotel a handy find. Rooms are boxy but well appointed, and rates include parking and a…

  • Algonquin Resort

    New Brunswick

    The doyenne of New Brunswick hotels, this 'Castle-by-the-Sea' has sat on a hill overlooking town since 1889 and was given a makeover in 2015. With its…

  • Peggy's Cove Bed & Breakfast

    Nova Scotia

    If you want to stay in Peggy's Cove proper, this B&B has an enviable position with one of the best views in Nova Scotia, overlooking the fishing docks and…

  • Tannaghtyn B&B

    New Brunswick

    Just outside Florenceville is the Tannaghtyn B&B, set high on a ridge with a spectacular view of the Saint John River and the green and gold patchwork of…

  • Armstrong Brook Campground

    New Brunswick

    The park's largest campground has 88 sites nestled among the spruce on the northern side of Nictau Lake, 3km from the entrance. It has toilets, showers…

  • Crowne Plaza Fredericton-Lord Beaverbrook

    New Brunswick

    Looking rather lacklustre from its beaver-mosaiced exterior, this 1948 vintage hotel is all vintage glamour once you step inside. Wrought-iron railings…

  • Treetop Haven

    Prince Edward Island

    And now for something a little different: five geodesic 'tree-pods,' hidden away in woodland about 19km from Victoria. The pods range in size, but all…

  • Doubletree by Hilton Dartmouth

    Nova Scotia

    This chain hotel is the best of the limited choice in Dartmouth. Rooms are boxy and there's not much character, but it's eminently practical, especially…

  • PEI National Park Campgrounds

    Prince Edward Island

    Parks Canada operates three campgrounds: at Cavendish, Robinsons Island and Stanhope, spread along the park's length. You can request a campground, but…

  • Maple Inn

    Nova Scotia

    There's a room to suit every taste and budget at this huge heritage house, from a basic buttercup-colored twin to two grand bay-windowed suites (there's…

  • A Boat to Sea

    Cape Breton Island

    Right on the water and surrounded by beautiful gardens, this grand home is accented by stained glass and has a quirky antique collection. Relax on the…

  • Bear on the Lake Guesthouse

    Cape Breton Island

    Between Wagmatcook and the next town, Whycocomagh, this welcoming hostel is a good budget base, although at 30km southwest of Baddeck, it's hard to get to…

  • Charlotte's Rose Inn

    Charlottetown

    Frilly as a pair of lace curtains, this feminine B&B has attractive, antique-filled rooms, mostly named after PEI notables (LM Montgomery, Jacques Cartier…

  • Digby Backpackers Inn

    Annapolis Valley

    Saskia and Claude keep their solid four-bed dorms spotless and often spontaneously host barbecues or take the whole hostel out to see the sunset. The…

  • South Kouchibouguac

    New Brunswick

    South Kouchibouguac is the largest campground. It's 13km inside the park near the beaches in a large open field ringed by trees, with oTENTiks (a type of…

  • Heart's Desire B&B

    Nova Scotia

    John and Denise Perry's house, originally built for a local schoolteacher, is a quintessential example of a Victorian 'Foursquare', and it retains lots of…

  • Delta Prince Edward

    Charlottetown

    The town's traditional choice for delegates and overnighting business travelers (it's linked to the Convention Centre), the Marriott-owned Delta might…

  • Headquarters Campground

    New Brunswick

    Of all the campsites in Fundy National Park, this is the most mainstream, and the only one close to both the beach and Alma village. It has 101 sites and…

  • Blue Bayou Resort

    Cape Breton Island

    Sleep under the stars in a geodesic dome or traditional tipi at this wooded campground. Domes are set on a wooden base, feature proper beds and private…

  • Summerside Bed & Breakfast

    Prince Edward Island

    The pick of Sumerside's B&Bs, in a handsome Queen Anne Revival house on the corner of Summer and Winter Sts. The winter room is the prettiest, with a four…

  • Kindred Spirits Inn & Cottages

    Prince Edward Island

    This prim, spread-out complex goes big on the storybook style. Rooms are every Anne of Green Gables fan's dream, with dotty floral prints, glossy wood…

  • Deer Island Inn

    New Brunswick

    If island stays are your thing, this excellent-value home brings a touch of Deer Island heritage with its five pleasantly appointed rooms. Excellent full…

  • Seascape Coastal Retreat

    Cape Breton Island

    Seascape's pleasant cottages are set in pretty landscaped gardens only a five-minute drive from central Ingonish. Each cottage has a separate sitting room…

  • Telegraph House

    Cape Breton Island

    This hotel-motel has Alexander Graham Bell connections: opened in 1861, it served as the town's telegraph office for many years, and the inventor himself…

  • Home Place Inn

    Prince Edward Island

    Constructed in 1915 by a local merchant (the brilliantly named Parmenius Orr), this fine, verandah-encircled house exudes period elegance. It's still…

  • Parkview Farms Tourist Home & Cottages

    Prince Edward Island

    Simple tourist-home rooms and self-contained cottages are both on offer at this working dairy farm, 2km east of Cavendish: expect plenty of frills and…

  • Winsome Inn

    New Brunswick

    Located on the edge of town, this motel is super-clean, friendly and – some might even say – winsome. Standard rooms are smartened up with some modern…

  • Chanterelle Country Inn & Cottages

    Cape Breton Island

    If you're looking for an ecofriendly stay, consider spending a night in a country cottage overlooking 60 hectares of rolling pastures and bucolic bliss on…

  • Norse Cove Seaside Camping

    Nova Scotia

    At this semi-wild seafront campground you'll really feel like you're out in the sticks. The campsites are very secluded, and you can rent a kayak for…

  • C'mon Inn

    New Brunswick

    Housed in a rambling Victorian two blocks from the bus station, this hostel has two brightly painted small dorms (one female only) and private doubles…

  • Blair House

    New Brunswick

    Three rather beautiful and extremely comfortable rooms are complemented by a quiet garden at this fabulous Victorian home. A generous cooked breakfast is…