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Ingonish Chalets
10/10 Excellent
"My family and I loved this place The owner is clearly maintaining and upgrading the unit. Nice full height acrylic shower, new looking electrical, everything very clean. The cottages are far enough apart from each other we had no noise issues. There's a nice pool. Nice electric fireplace. Windows look good. There's some effort being put into this place. The only minor issue was the heatpump made a bit of a noise inside the unit. The fan inside may need a bit of attention but it was manageable/comparable to many hotel type ac units that make varying amounts of noise."
Ceilidh Country Lodge
8/10 Good
"Internet was not available on Laptop"
Silver Dart Lodge
10/10 Excellent
"It was very comfortable. The place had a well maintained but vintage feel. The pool was nice and warm."
What a View Cheticamp
10/10 Excellent
"The name says it all. What a location. Clean, comfortable. All the necessities were provided."
Glenghorm Beach Resort
10/10 Excellent
"Nice, clean place in a beautiful location right by the beach. Would have liked to have stayed longer as we were only there for one night while we were driving on the cabin trail. But it looked like there were other families that were there for multiple nights, enjoying the beach and the surrounding areas."
La Digue Suites
8/10 Good
"Great location. Room was very clean. Interesting view of the fishing boats."
Castle Rock Country Inn
8/10 Good
"The service at this hotel was excellent. The staff consistently did their best to accommodate guests’ needs. Even though the hotel was nearly fully booked, they still managed to move me to a room that I preferred, which I greatly appreciated. The breakfast was also very good, and the staff were warm, attentive, and thoughtful throughout my stay. I do have one suggestion regarding the signage on the first floor. Two guest rooms appear to share an entrance area with a public restroom, and the entrance to the entire area is marked with a large “Restroom” sign. This may unintentionally give guests staying in those rooms the impression that their rooms are located within the restroom area. For guests paying around $300 per night, the signage may detract from the overall sense of comfort, privacy, and value. It may also cause other guests to assume that every door within that area leads to a public restroom. If a guest-room door were accidentally left unlocked, someone looking for the restroom could mistakenly enter the room, creating an uncomfortable situation and potentially disturbing the occupants. I hope the hotel will consider changing the signage or redesigning the entrance area so that the guest rooms and the public restroom are more clearly distinguished."
Sea Breeze Cottages And Motel
8/10 Good
"The room faced the ocean from across the street. Everything was fine but one unresolved issue…. There was an oder of unknown source that smelled like stinky feet. Not constant but would occasionally occure. The next morning, I was coughing really hard, like an allergy cough. 30 minutes after we drove away I recovered. Oh btw.. my wife verified the smell was not ours…"
The Archie & Isidore Hotel
10/10 Excellent
"This was such a charming place overlooking the water! It was comfortable and had great amenities, including chargers for electric cars, a nespresso machine with pods in each room, two hot tubs, a common kitchen, washer and dryer, and exercise room. The staff was very friendly and accommodating! We recommend you make reservations to eat at l’Abri restaurant. The food, drinks, and views were amazing! Reserve to walk the skyline trail and go whale watching as well. Lots to do! We highly recommend this place!"