Dana & Yumi have really put the labor of love into making Peggy's Cove Bed & Breakfast a stylish,…read morewarm an welcoming place to spend the night. The decor is a lovely mix of classic and modern, with a homey feel. The rooms are a fair size, with comfortable furniture and pleasing views from all sides. Their friendly dogs add to the atmosphere, and Yumi's baking is superb! Spend a day or a week! Use this as your homebase for exploring the Peggy's Cove Preservation Area, boating on the seacoast and driving along the Lighthouse Route, taking in restaurants and galleries.

Mark and Tracy own and run this magnificent Bed and Breakfast. They told us that they have owned it…read morefor about years and have spent a lot of that time renovating it themselves and they have done a wonderful job. We rented the cottage and loved it. The beds are fabulous, I slept like a baby. Every morning at 830 there is a full breakfast in the kitchen and sun porch. Tracy and Mark greet you with a smile and the most deliciousness! Her oat bran fruit muffin is to die for! During the whole meal they engage all of their guests in delightful conversation and make you feel right at home, in their personal home. The view of the cove is breathtaking and they are only minutes from the legendary Peggys Cove Lighthouse. We paid $200.00 Canadian per night for the cottage and when we converted it to American is was less than an average hotel here in the states. It was worth every penny and I personally plan to go back in the future.

sorely disappointed with the disgusting change room at the end of the day. Dirty Kleenex floating…read morein sink, an inch of gross water on the floor, robe basket overflowing and flipflops everywhere. It made me gag after a relaxing time outdoors. All this after having to listen to a staff member being rude to a fellow worker. When we were leaving the response was that the cleaner went home early! One staff member followed us out to apologize not like the colleague who was rudely yammering to her colleague. We followed up with a call and email and received a sorry. That too is not appropriate. A refund or something to try to make up for the disgusting state of the non sanitary change room would be an attempt to make things right. Sad situation caution on the change room conditions and less than satisfactory excuses.

This place is magical. Truly…read more We were in Nova Scotia for our honeymoon trip and had only planned the first couple of days and the last couple as well - leaving a bit of room in the middle for spontaneity. An internet search brought us to Oceanstone, which seemed like the perfect place to stay as we also wanted to check out Peggy's Cove too. We were lucky enough to secure one night and totally fell in love with the resort, pretty much at first sight. We had put in our booking comments that we were on our honeymoon, hoping we might get a really nice room. We were so pleasantly surprised to walk up to the kitchen in our super cute private cottage and find a lovely bottle of wine along with handmade, outrageously delicious sea salt caramels and a hand written note. To the resort, perhaps a small gesture but to us, it really make our stay that much more special. We really enjoyed our night's stay in our private cottage, which was just set behind the main lodge. The cottage was quaint, clean, and well appointed. We loved our small balcony just outside the living room area, we enjoyed our coffees out there in the morning. The bed was also super comfy too, like a cloud. We loved it there so much we inquired about staying a second night however sadly the resort happened to be fully booked for a wedding party the days immediately following our stay. We ended up eating at the restaurant on their property, Rhubarb, three times in just 2 days - it was so good. We enjoyed an early dinner when we first arrived, then ordered pizza as a "later" night snack then ordered take out the next day for dinner from the next cottage resort we ended up staying at just down the road. We also took a couple of lovely, calm walks along the ocean front during our stay which was so nice. The property is stunning and it feels like you are in another part of the world completely. Looking forward to someday returning again!

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!!!

Lovely spot and close to everything. The owners Rita and Michael have a wonderful inn. We enjoyed…read moreour stay there and our chats with Rita. For being on the main street, it was surprisingly quiet. The balcony was a plus.

I cannot believe no ratings yet!…read more Well. Been seasonal here for 3 years and coming here for close to ten! We cannot day enough great about this place! Lots to do for kids! Pool, activities, Yogi Bear tucking them in!! Nice new VIP spots complete with huge fire pits! Bring the marshmallows! Close to Greenwood for all the amenities! Give it a try!

From the owner: Yogi Bear's Jellystone Park Camp Resort™ invites you to experience funtastic family camping here in…read morethe heart of the Annapolis Valley in beautiful Nova Scotia. For 16 years the Jellystone Park campground in Kingston, Nova Scotia has been the prime destination for family camping. This multi award winning campground has all the amenities to make your time here a foremost family camping experience. The Kuipers family, along with their fun and skilled staff look forward to serving you as you relax in your tent, RV or enjoy one of the fourteen cabins available for rent. Situated near the North Shore of Nova Scotia, this campground is only 10 minutes from the world famous Bay of Fundy, yet enjoys the balmy summer micro-climate of the luscious Annapolis Valley. Whether for a night, a week or a whole season, Yogi Bear™ along with his friends Boo Boo™ and Cindy Bear™ invite you to join them camping in Nova Scotia's top rated campground this summer!

Cottages are nice, but very hot in the summer. Although they have ceiling fans in all rooms you can…read morebarely feel the cool wind coming from it. Would be nice if they invested in A/C. Pool is not heated! Had a nice whirlpool tub in the bathroom but takes forever to fill up. Cottage is lovely and has everything you need. Bbq on deck worked great and it cooked the food to perfection. Couch is very uncomfortable and the two chairs along side of the couch need to be tossed out and replaced with something comfortable to sit in. Will stay again, but not in summer as it is very hot to sleep in. Host is kind and friendly

The staff was very pleasant and helpful. The cottage was absolutely beautiful and very clean. It…read morewas very peaceful, which was what we were hoping for. I will definitely be returning next year.

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.

Located in the heart of downtown Halifax and just a few blocks away from the waterfront and lots of…read moreattractions. Our room had full unobstructed view of the Citadel. We arrived a few hours before check-in and they accommodated us and provided us with a room. For checkout, they allowed us to checkout a bit later at 12 and they stored our luggage for free till 4pm when we had to leave for the airport. The room was clean and modern. You could control the lights with traditional on-off switch or with the touch screen panel on the wall. The touch screen panel also allowed you to control the temperature (fan and AC). They also had a tablet on the desk that you could use for hotel info, menu, etc..... They had a fully stocked snack and alcoholic drink cupboard that was weight sensor controlled and automatically charged you if you lifted anything. They also had free tea and nespresso pods. The bathroom was fully equipped with locciante products. They even had a loofah and a small nail file. We booked through Expedia and got a really good deal. Overall, I highly recommend booking this hotel.

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.

Ok this Inn is very disappointing. The only thing it has is a good view and walking distance to the…read moretown. But the Inn is very unkept,furniture is old and needs to be replaced. Carpet is old it need to be stretched out with all the wrinkles. It is in need of a remodel for sure. I would not recommend it.

Just steps to the Lunenberg Harbour! My room - each room has…read morea name - the Sceptre has a view of the water. The staff (who doubles as staff at the restaurant downstairs (the Grand Banker - they have great food, too!) are very nice and helpful.