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Beaverbrook Country Bed and Breakfast 40 Mins from the Halifax international airport, lots of walking and biking trails near by and beautiful country landscape. Belgravia Bed & Breakfast This five-bedroom home was originally built in 1903 by Dr. E. Ambrose Randall on what was then known as Belgravia Avenue. In the century since, it has been the home of four of Truro’s prominent families, and is now the home of D’Arcy & Anne (Clark) McDonah and their family. Blaikie House Bed & Breakfast and Tea Room Treat yourself to luxurious accommodation and gourmet meals in a tranquil surrounding. As well as traditional Bed & Breakfast, Blaikie House has achieved a reputation as the venue of choice in the local area for Intimate Victorian Weddings. Gemstow Bed & Breakfast Located on the Fundy Shore EcoTour in Lower Five Islands, Gemstow Bed and Breakfast is an ideal location to stay while you explore Nova Scotia's undiscovered shore. Enjoy magnificent views of the Five Islands and the world's highest tides; walk uncrowded beaches and on the ocean floor; and hike beautiful trails in Five Islands Provincial Park and nearby sites like Thomas Cove Conservation Area. High Tide Bed & Breakfast Our sunroom is a great place to enjoy the beautiful scenery surrounding our Bed and Breakfast . We have a fantastic view of the Minas Basin and Economy Mountain. Hollings House Bed and Breakfast Two minute walk to centre of downtown, resturants,shops.Bright, spacious, clean home with fireplace in living/dining room. King's Rest Beach Bed and Breakfast King's Rest B&B has spacious rooms, excellent scenery and great country breakfast for our guests, so come to Bass River and experience our hospitality. Royalty Bed and Breakfast Experience the hospitality of a B&B and the privacy of an Inn in a majestic c. 1860 home in downtown Truro, the hub of Nova Scotia. Nestled in the heart of cultural and historical attractions, restaurants and shopping, businesses and services and close to the region’s cultural attractions. |
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