This is such a great seafood restaurant, with exceptional views of the bay and Summerville beach…read more We've tried most of it at times, calamari is crispy and tasty, fish and chips fresh, scallops have great flavour and done to perfection, drinks are generous and refreshing. Staff make you feel so welcome and can handle any request . We highly recommend that you make this a stop on your south shore adventure.

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.

We were hoping this would be a good place but we're sorely disappointed. My wife found a billfold…read morestuffed in the pillowcase which belong to a man from South Carolina. I found the man's number in the billfold and called him directly to let him know that I had possession of it but he had already canceled all of his credit cards after calling Lakelawn who told him they did not have it. We moved to another property in Yarmouth and Lakelawn refused to reimburse us money for the stay. My wife noticed they offer a discount to anyone who will write a favorable review to TripAdvisor. Our group of nine strongly recommend against this property.

It's not your traditional B and B, its more like a motor court with small rooms and a larger…read morebuilding with a few B & B style rooms in them that cost a bit more (we stayed in the motel part). The motel rooms are small and the bathroom although well maintained and very clean was as compact as it gets. The bedding of good quality and the bed comfortable. The grounds are well maintained with lots of plantings. The Breakfast was terrific and the owner was a delight and extremely helpful. I found this to be a well run, very clean and good place to stay if in Yarmouth. The owner was very eager to make sure our stay was a good one. I would stay here again if in the Yarmouth area.

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.

My husband and I stayed here on our recent trip to Liverpool. We had stayed here before about 3…read moreyears ago. Even though there is slim pickings for accommodations in Liverpool, The Best Western Liverpool doesn't act like it's the only game in town. It is a great hotel in its own right. The rooms are new and clean, like many Best Westerns. What sets this Best Western apart from the rest is the great customer service provided by all staff, not just front desk staff and the little thoughtful things like the breakfast buffet selection for people with dietary restrictions (more on that later), the variety of magazines available in the lobby, and the movies on DVD that you can borrow at the front desk. The breakfast buffet is by far the best I have seen in any hotel. Not because it's fancy or high end (which it's not), but because there is so much selection and it is so considerate of people with dietary restrictions. Gluten-free bread, waffles and muffins are kept in the back room to avoid contamination - you have to ask the breakfast room attendant for them. Gluten-free cereal is kept in its original manufacturer's container, next to the regular cereal dispensers. In addition to regular skim and 2% milk, they have dairy-free, soy-free almond milk. They have different types of yogurt - fat-free, full-fat, with real sugar and with sugar substitutes. They have so many different toppings for your oatmeal or yogurt as well - a dried fruits and nut medley, granola, shredded coconut, dried cranberries, crumbled Reece's pieces, and more that I forget. They have 2 waffle machines, lots of different pastries, bread, and English muffins. They even have processed cheese slices (in cheddar and Swiss) so you can make your own version of the English McMuffin, lol. They have whipped cream, strawberries, blueberries, and syrup for your waffles. They have hashbrowns, baked beans, scrambled eggs and a meat that rotates between sausage and ham. They also encourage recycling and composting with receptacles with clear signage as to what goes into what. The breakfast attendants are all so sweet and helpful, especially Angie and Pam. In our third day there something weird happened to our door and it wouldn't lock. One of the housekeeping staff saw us struggling with the door and said she would ask a maintenance person to come and take a look. He arrived within 10 minutes, took out his tool kit and fixed the door in 5 minutes. Both the housekeeping staff and maintenance staff were pleasant. There is lots of outdoor free parking. The Best Western Liverpool is awesome!

We got sidelined due to a road closure and managed to snag the last room in this hotel. I wasn't…read moreexpecting much. However, I was pleasantly surprised by the friendly staff and quick check in experience upon our arrival. The rooms were exceptionally clean and the beds were wonderful! Got a great night's sleep! In the morning we headed down to the breakfast area, again not expecting much. We were presented with a large selection of hot and cold foods and left feeling very satisfied. Checkout was a breeze! Thank you for accommodating us!

This is the top rated and finest Inn facility in Yarmouth. It is a registered historic property and…read moreits restoration and interior finishes are extraordinary. The Innkeeper, Neil Hisgen, is a delight.

From the owner: Lodging - seven guests suites (all with private bath), wireless throughout the hotel, special…read moreevents, celebrations and corporate functions. Fine Dining Restaurant located in the hotel.

We were booked to stay here after crossing by ferry tomorrow. Ferry was canceled due to weather…read more Shortly after the ferry called,the hotel called and offered rebook or cancelation. That's called EXCELLENT customer service.

We have long been priority members at Hilton, but this was our first stay in one of the brand's Tru…read morehotels. We were not impressed. Tru was created during the pandemic, and so it is bright, metallic, open and probably easily cleaned. Those would seem to be the virtues as far as we are concerned. To be more specific, our room was very quite small, there was no closet (only several wall hooks), the AC was noisy. Our bed was comfortably firm, and the bathroom was clean. But then, the floors have no rugs, so it's easier to keep everything clean, we presume. All in all, we felt like we were visiting in some sort of experimental domicile. The lobby is very open with seating spread out, and the hotel urges visitors to sit and hang around there. Oh yeah, the breakfast bar offered pretty limited selections and wasn't very tasty. We won't be back.

I was very skeptical when I read the reviews but also used other sources to check on reviews and…read moretook a chance. I wanted something very close to the ferry since I was coming in in the evening and need a good night's rest before moving to my next destination a few hours away. When I checked in, the woman up at the front desk was very friendly and I learned that I could park right in front of my room...in front of the sliding glass doors, that is. Not only could I unload/load from the back of my room... the sliding glass door were double glass. Like 2 different sets of doors. I'm not sure if that was as insulation from harsh cold winters or if that was a safety factor. Or both. Either way, you could not get in without going inside the front door and opening the door from the key inside the hall, but then you could unlock both doors and get to your car from the back of your room. I had never seen this kind of set up before - and I thought it was quite convenient. Especially in my situation where I am traveling with pets and have a lot to bring in and back to the car... Once inside, although everything was brown...and kinda dated...it was spacious, had everything I needed, a giant tv, a clean and comfortable bed, plenty of space to put all of my stuff and my pets' stuff... And, it was CLEAN! The bathroom was clean, the shower had its own bar of soap along with the bathroom sink (so happy for that...finding many places only providing ONE bar). Also, they had shampoo and conditioner on the wall. I usually like to go OUT for breakfast and find local fare. But I was on a mission to go on an excursion and I was late so I had breakfast there. I was super happy to see a make your own waffle station, there were hot scrambled (and seasoned) eggs and shot sausage patties. I also had coffee and a little bit of apple juice. I was pleasantly surprised at how tasty ALL of it was. It was quick and free. When I went to the front desk after breakfast, I mentioned I was running out on an excursion and might be running a little late...they were so nice and let me have a late check out (requested the night before) and when I got back from my excursion, I was later than I expected and took longer getting packed up and into the car with all the pet stuff... I told them I would understand if they needed to charge me something for staying so much later than our original agreed-to late check out time... They said that wouldn't be necessary. What lovely people! And what a lovely place. I have no idea why the other reviews are so bad - I an only say none of them are recent so maybe something changed...? But this was a great stay! I only deducted one star for it being dated and all brown.

This is a comfort inn, it is similar to most every other Comfort Inn. It is efficient comfortable…read moreand clean with few frills except breakfast and in this case a great location. It's right next to the ferry and is easy to find and when you arrive the staff was friendly and quite capable. This alone makes it better than many hotels. It's also right next to a pharmacy and a gas station which makes it perfect for anyone just beginning a road trip through Nova Scotia. Continuing on to Halifax a hundred plus miles away or sleeping in one's car as others have suggested makes no sense, and quite frankly there are no high end hotels in town as of yet. This is a simple fishing community, but sometimes simple is best.

1 Wonderful stay!…read moreReview of Rodd Grand Yarmouth Hotel Reviewed yesterday I don't know why this hotel is only rated a 3 star, it is lovely. The front staff was extremely friendly and efficient. While checking in I requested extra pillows and blankets and they were in the room by the time I parked the car. The room was spacious and spotless. The shower pressure and water temperature were perfect. The restaurant staff for breakfast were very quick and the food was tasty. The price was very reasonable. We did not have time to enjoy the pool but it looked very inviting. We will definitely stay here the next time we are in Yarmouth.

Oh, good heavens, no. This may be the old main hotel but it's incredibly weary; it's not just that…read morethe rooms were cramped and noisy and smelled quite a bit off, they haven't even bothered to do cheap upgrades where they can (see also, the incredible CRT TV). We were just spending the night waiting for the ferry, fortunately, but I can only barely recommend it for that. The oddity of the night we were there was that they were hosting a wedding (oh, the poor Bride) and had some other event, so we didn't even have adjacent parking. The parking lot across the street, downhill, was dirt and gravel. And we got no help, once again, with our stuff, for love or money. I realize Yarmouth has seen better times, but I have to think there's a better alternative around for the quick night's stay, and I certainly hope there's one for the longer-term resident.