Michael and his wife who own the Smugglers Cove are just the definition of what a hotel should be!!…read moreVery friendly Upbeat Outgoing and really makes you feel really at home in that Lunenburg town!!!

Simple hotel but really nice. Comfy beds, ideal location and clean. Couple running the place are…read moresuper friendly, funny and helpful. Not a fancy place but perfect for a little weekend getaway. Also, nice toiletries in the bathroom. Staff is great. Bring earplugs if you're a light sleeper. The town isn't loud or anything but our room faced the street and I could hear people talking 3 floors down. We would stay here again.

What a great place to stay and brunch!…read more It is a lovely old house on the main street of Lunenburg. It has a fantastic balance of old and new: - lovely antique furniture, floor coverings, exquisite old light fixtures, etc. - exercise room, high speed internet, business centre, flat screen TV + DVD player in the room. We were blown away by the small touches as the modern stemware in the rooms, updated bathrooms and complementary chocolates on the bed. The bed was a dream to sleep on, once the pillows were cleared and stacked in the corner:-) Nice light cozy comforter on the bed. Now for breakfast - simply fantastic! Cold buffet with solomon gundy, smoked salmon, cheeses, etc.. A bread stack that included fresh from the oven croissants. We went with the a la carte eggs benedict - and don't let them give you the back bacon - go for the smoked salmon option - yummmmmm!!! We will definitely be going back. The question is only whether it will be another mid-winter, off season fantastically priced get-away or a full priced mid-summer Lunenburg folk festival week? Not to be missed!

We only stayed one night in the Cranberry suites, but we had a fantastic time! Each room looks…read moredifferent but are all decorated similarly. Our suites were very quaint and east coast-like. The beds were very comfortable and they even included complementary chocolates which were a nice treat. There were two TVs, one in the bedroom and one in the living area. They also had a fireplace in the bedroom and in the living area as well as a stereo alarm clock. We went to the continental breakfast in the morning which we really enjoyed. There was a nice selection of simple breakfast foods such as smoked salmon, cheese, toast with jams, muffins etc. You should definitely check this place out if you're looking to stay in Lunenburg.

Stellar service. The young women who cleaned our rooms, helped carry our luggage up and down the…read moresteep stairs, and manned the front desk were amazingly helpful. Rooms were comfortable and the harbor side rooms have spectacular views and balconies with a table and chairs. Our group of twelve had the entire upper floor to ourselves. Their restaurant is closed during COVID. So much to do and see in this charming area.

The photos online do not do Justice to the location of the Rum Runner Inn or the views from the…read morerooms. Our room looks out on the waterfront, including the Bluenose II and the Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic. The Inn is clean and nicely decorated, and the Innkeeper is friendly and helpful. We can walk to anything of interest from here. I think it's under appreciated.

Such a lovely spot!!! Room #17 was exceptional; fully equip kitchen, dining area, living area w/…read moresofa bed, and a separate bedroom with king size bed. Views are spectacular!!

Nice Rooms. Amazing Swimming Pool And Large Slide. Most Of The Time No Ding Dong Ditchingread more

I am staying in Bridgewater for work and it was recommended by the staff to stay. We spent the…read morefirst night having dinner and my coworker ordered a medium rare steak and it appeared well done. The waiter and the manager was a bit sharp with her and said "that is how steaks are done here ". They double charge us for the steak which is odd. The local staff were made aware of our dissatisfaction and try to remedy it with credit for a free meal. It was appreciated. We gave the resto another try and we were happy. I feel everyone deserves a second chance. On a side note. The rooms are great and the swimming pool has the best slide ever!!! I love the :) hockey memorabilia. Apparently this hotel is partly owned by hockey legend Glen Murray :)

I stay in Hotels all over the world, I live in the USA. I do contract work for Aircraft Companies,…read morebecause of my traveling I have stayed in the best and the worst hotels. This Days Inn is one of the worst. I suggest you drive on by.

Staff at the front desk was great. The room was clean and spacious. The bed was very comfortable…read morebut the walls are extremely thin. When the guy beside us decided to shower at 11 at night, it sounded like we had a water line break in our room. We heard everything the person in the room next to us did. We could hear him snoring through the night and when he cleared his throat. I showered first and the pressure was great. By the time my wife showered there was no pressure. Parking was really good, right next to our room. Breakfast was amazing. They served eggs. By the time we went up and got some toast, sausage and juice/coffee, our eggs were waiting for us back at our table...perfectly done as ordered. Overall, a good stay.

Lane's Privateer Inn is a hotel, but it also has an attached restaurant and my husband and I had…read moredinner there recently and it was great. I had the Lobster Roll ($25) which came with fries and a salad (I requested the dressing on the side). My husband had the Mersey Scallops ($24) and these came with roasted potatoes and vegetables. My lobster roll was delicious. It was real lobster mixed with tiny pieces of celery and mayo. It also had some mixed greens in it. In Ottawa, where I'm from, "Lobster Rolls" sometimes have cheap fillers like fake crab mixed in - which is sacrilege, I know, but it happens, so I was thrilled that that did not happen here. Mind you, I fully expect any self-respecting restaurant in the Maritimes to make good Lobster Rolls. Lane's Privateer Inn did not disappoint. I was also glad to see that the side salad was a real spring mix/mesclun mix salad and not iceberg or romaine lettuce. However, the salad was a little on the small side. It had 1 grape tomato cut in half and some grated carrots. It was only a few mouthfuls. The dressing on the side was a light citrus vinaigrette that I enjoyed. The fries were ok. They were a bit on the mealy side, but the outside was crispy at least. My husband enjoyed his meal. He got 6 large scallops, some new potatoes, carrots and broccoli. He gave me a scallop and it was very tasty. We got some complimentary biscuits to start our meal. They were slightly sweet. I thought they were just ok, but my husband really liked them. I gave him three-quarters of mine. I like that they give you a glass bottle of water and leave it at your table. I noticed that each table had a different shaped bottle which I thought was cool. My husband also got a flight of 4 beers for $8. Each beer was 4oz each. He got to chose the beers individually from a list of about 12 beers. All the beers were brewed in Nova Scotia. Service was very friendly and courteous. The ambiance is cool and feels like an old fashioned inn. There's free parking in their private parking lot.

We stumbled upon Lane's Privateer Inn last summer when we decided to go further south than we've…read morebeen while touring the Lighthouse Route and beyond. It's a lovely old inn with 27 rooms, each furnished with antiques and each one different to the next. Ours had a claw foot tub that was perfect for pampering. Especially since there were all sorts of wonderful smelling soaps and lotions to go along. But the Inn had more surprises in store for us. The dining rooms - yes, more than one were again furnished from an older, simpler time and the food was delicious. A lobster club sandwich for me and some crispy coated scallops for him...okay, we shared everything and it was all excellent. Next surprise, was the bookstore. We actually ate our lunch in it. Wonderful selections of Canadiana - literature, history and for me...local cookbooks. Feasting for tummy and mind. Perfect! And last, but not least for the foodie in me...the gourmet gift shop with everything from serving pieces to ingredients. Each area - inn, restaurant, bookstore and gourmet gift shop is worth a trip back on its own.

Excellent Breakfast, Clean rooms. Right in the middle of Town and close to great restaurants…read more Lunenburg is less than 15 minutes away. The Town is beautiful and there's all sorts of places to visit.

The Quarter deck is all 100% The post is another matter…read more.these vehicles were seen roaming around unfortunately. By other guest photos were exchanged.

I ordered salmon, rice and asparagus. It was so damn delicious. Perfect cooking with seasons! Love…read moreit. Would be nice to add some more veggies. The services are friendly. Beautiful view at the Summerville beach!