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Oceanstone Seaside Resort

3.7 (14 reviews)
Open 8:30 am - 12:00 AM (Next day)

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My husband and I recently stayed at Oceanstone as part of our honeymoon and really enjoyed our time there. We stayed in one of the cottages- Ocean Vista. Except for the furniture, it felt like it had been recently renovated. Nice soothing color palate that works perfectly for a beach cottage. The entire studio cottage was on the second floor (I think the first floor may be used for storage) and we had a stunning view of the rest of the grounds and the water. We had a big tub that was outside the bathroom- not a hot tub, but it was a water-jet tub. We spent a good amount of time on the deck in the Adirondack chairs reading and just sitting out there at night. They give you old-school keys, too! It was funny having it jangle around in our bags. The grounds are beautiful! There are gardens everywhere- both veggie and flower. Whoever tends them does a wonderful job! Though we really enjoyed our time there, here were the low points: -No wireless internet during our stay (not because we needed Facebook, but we wanted the convenience of Google maps and checking our email for reservations confirmations and other info) -The mattress needs to be replaced. It sloped inward toward the center! -Our kayaking was cancelled a few days prior to our visit. I'm guessing maybe an instructor left? We were offered free use of the equipment during our stay, though. -There was a restaurant/cafe on site, which was really convenient since we had to drive to get to food otherwise. I say "was" because when we checked in, we were informed that it had closed for good a few days prior. That was a bummer. Despite these hiccups, it was a nice stay. The people here generally have their act together- they were always quick to respond to emails and their website is pretty helpful. The staff was friendly. We'd definitely return! Also of note: Your GPS might not find it. It might want to send you to the community of Peggy's Cove where the lighthouse is. You have to keep driving past there on Route 333 for another 2 miles or so! It'll be on the left.

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Petite Riviere Vineyards

Petite Riviere Vineyards

(7 reviews)

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A truly beautiful spot that can boast being the only winery in the area with stunning views of the…read morevineyard. While the location is beautiful and the staff were wonderful, this isn't our favourite winery in the province. We did a tasting which was awkwardly presented in shot glasses which we found quite tacky. Nothing in the tasting really stood out and we didn't end up buying a bottle of anything because the tastings are set. You can't really choose off the menu because not everything is available to try. We came for the annual Christmas in Petite, so it was quite busy and many wines weren't available which was a bummer. It would have been nice to select our own options to sample as there is a cost, so not sure we'll make the trip down from the Valley unless it's another annual event. The terrace is really lovely but the furniture could use some updating. Some cute bistro sets would be nice instead of overly bulky chairs and benches that are tough to move. Service was great and friendly so no complaints there. Overall, still worth visiting for location and the scenery, but as wine drinkers, this is pretty low on our list of faves simply because there wasn't much to try that we were interested in.

So on your next visit to the South Shore of Nova Scotia stop in at the Pettite Rivier winery. They…read morehave done a great job of using the local terroir. The grapes are all from the local area vineyards. Pretty nice product for a young wine making region. Also they make some very nice ciders, both dry, sweet and fruit added styles. So on your next visit, stop in, and on weekends they have a local food cart using local beef, pork and have vegan offering too! The food is great also! Enjoy your visit!

The Halifax Club - Sitting room

The Halifax Club

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Downtown Halifax

The Halifax Club is a members only organization established in 1862. Apparently, when the land was…read moreoriginally purchased in the late 1800s it only cost $8000. It is a gorgeous old building in downtown Halifax, and in the last number of years the direction has been shifting; attempting to transition from its fairly stuffy roots, into something a little more accessible and perhaps more appealing to a younger crowd. Last night I attended a theatre performance at The Halifax Club. Zuppa, an amazing local theatre company, staged their play "Penny Dreadful" in the Uniacke room. The play is set in the 1800s so The Halifax Club as a venue, with its high ceilings and large paintings, was a very appropriate choice for the ensemble. The Pryor room bar was open before and after the show and our charming bartender Alex was helpful and generous. I enjoyed a glass of red wine for $7.5 while my date's beer was about $5.5. All of the people we encountered during our evening were very friendly and fun. If you happen to be invited by a member to dine or attend a function at The Halifax Club, you should accept the invitation. If you're hoping to become a member, check out the website. I'm sure it's not cheap, but you can feel both a sense of excitement and nostalgia knowing that you're walking the same halls that James C. Cogswell and William Cunard once did.

We got married here in 2004 and had an amazing experience. The guy in charge of organizing our…read morewedding there was fantastic to deal with. He walked us through the menu and any rentals we needed (dance floor) and was really accommodating. We had the place to ourselves and they were able to let the wedding party in early for photographs (damn rain...the only rainy Labour Day weekend in almost ten years, I swear). The food was great. I loved that I didn't have to worry about decorations - a few flowers, a bit of sheer fabric to match our colours on the table and boom! the place was ready to go. My guests loved it and kept saying how classy my wedding was, but it was all because I chose this as my venue. (disclaimer: this is all based on the service I had in 2004).

Alderney Landing - By the Dartmouth waterfront.

Alderney Landing

(8 reviews)

Downtown Dartmouth

TL;DR/The Short Version: It's the ferry terminal in…read moreDartmouth, but also an event space. They hold a farmers' market here and concerts. The Slightly Longer Version: Nice space. There was no special event happening when we went, so we just experienced it as a ferry terminal. However, we did eat at Evan's Seafood, the restaurant there and walked along the waterfront. There's a section that has beautiful glass sculptures hanging from the ceiling. And the waterfront has a heart bench sponsored by Charms covered in locks put there by lovers, lol. There's also a liquor store there. I'm sure it's much cooler when there's an event happening, but even when there's not, it's still nice. (190)

Alderney Landing offers far more than it did a decade ago. It seems to me that this space used to…read moresimply be a hub; a place of passage for those commuting via the ferry. But nowadays, Alderney Landing is a special little space all on its own. After disembarking from a nice voyage over the harbour, I was surprised to see a booth booking whale watching tours and other fun aquatic adventures. As I stepped further, I noticed people sitting at a table, enjoying sammies and coffee from a little resto in the building. Not only is there a little alternative product/healing shop, there is an art gallery, an NSLC, a fancy restaurant and a little deli. On the weekends watch out, because this place is turned over to farmers and independent wares producers. Come for the salad greens, and stay for the theatre! The Alderney Landing Cultural Convention Center has a lot to offer. Whether you're looking to pick up a bottle of wine to go with dinner or you're wanting a bottle of infused oil from the deli, this place has a surprising amount to offer. I was quite pleasantly surprised by how this place has expanded over the years. Yay Dartmouth!

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