Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia:

Hillsdale House is an authentic Nova Scotia Bed and Breakfast Inn located in historic Annapolis Royal, on the Bay of Fundy. We are minutes from one of the oldest European settlements in the New World, Port Royal. Built in 1859 and an easy drive to Nova Scotia ferry connections. Hillsdale House B&B Inn has catered to many famous persons, including King George V of England, with a tradition (over 100 years) of providing gracious accommodation for Nova Scotia travelers . We are also pleased to offer Pet Friendly accommodation for that important member of your family with the same care given to al. . .

You'll want to savour past elegance in this Grand Victorian Sea Captain's home (c. 1868) furnished entirely in comfortable period antiques. The Inn is a Registered Heritage Property, and features spacious, bright rooms, private baths, 12 foot ceilings, rare carved moldings, leaded glass, fireplaces, parquet floors, and Faith's legendary Nova Scotian hospitality. We're just a short walk from all major attractions within the National Historic District.. . .

leisurely stroll minutes from our front door are the beautiful Historic Gardens, the Annapolis Heritage Society Museums , Fort Anne National Historic Site, the National Historic District, King's Theatre, and a multitude of artisans, studios and attractive shops. Annapolis Royal, located within the beautiful Annapolis Valley, is also close-by to a number of attractions such as the World Famous Fundy Tidal Power Plant, Upper Clements Theme Park, Kejimkujik National Park, Port Royal National Historic Site and so much more.. . .

Whether it's a fun filled day at Upper Clements Park, a leisurely stroll through the centuries at Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia, or an exciting day of whale watching, the fun doesn't end when you come home to our accommodation facility in Nova Scotia, Canada. How about a barbecue on your veranda while the kids explore the playground. Your family can feed the bunnies, ducks and goats, or enjoy a refreshing swim in the pool. End your day around a cozy campfire, roasting marshmallows. And don't forget, we're open year round for business travelers, or those looking for a romantic Atlantic Canada we. . .

The Queen Anne Inn offers the finest in bed and breakfast accommodations. Located on the Evangeline Trail, in historic Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia. Recognized as the "best of the best" in accommodations of Nova Scotia. . . .

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Bread and Roses Inn was constructed in 1882 by A. B. Cunningham, the local dentist and pharmacist. It received designation as a Provincial Heritage Property in 1993 based on the fact that it is a unique example in Nova Scotia of a brick Queen Anne Revival mansion. This exceptional building features many unique architectural details. Of special note in the interior is the use of many fine woods such as mahogany, black walnut, ash, black cherry, oak and tiger maple, often combining two side by side for contrast. Also of interest are the intricately detailed hardware fixtures on the doors, the co. . .

Our four and one half star Colonial Revival Registered Heritage Property (circa 1911) offers an unparalleled experience. The Tulip Tree B&B is within walking distance of all the amenities, including the Historic Gardens, Fort Anne and numerous restaurants and shops. Enjoy a guided walk through the National Historic District and re-live the history of Annapolis Royal through a candlelight visit to the historical cemetery. The Port Royal Habitation, Tidal Generating Station, Upper Clements Park, Kejimkujik National Park and an18-hole golf course are just a short drive away. We are also loca. . .

A famous sea merchant in the area built our Victorian home at the beginning of the twentieth century. Lovingly maintained and updated, it is on the Annapolis Royal Registry of Historic Homes. The tall turret and widow's walk were constructed for viewing the return of the owner's sailing fleets. Today guests can relax on the wrap-around veranda and enjoy a cooling afternoon breeze from the Annapolis Basin.. . .