Bed and Breakfasts, Inns, Hotels, and Lodging in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia:

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Offering a great variety of rooms, the Smugglers Cove Inn is here to accommodate any of your needs. Renowned for its service and attention to detail, our Nova Scotia Inn will surely make your stay a memorable one. Conveniently located right across the famous docks, you will find numerous attractions – the living waterfront, galleries, museums, cafes and fine stores – to keep you busy all day. . .

Step back in time to enjoy Lunenburg's cherished Ashlea House, a registered historic house restored to its original grandeur. Located in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, Ashlea House Bed And Breakfast Inn is perfectly situated, a short five minute stroll along the historic harbour into the core of Old Town Lunenburg. Enjoy your day visiting the nearby Fisheries Museum, Bluenose II, shops and galleries and then retire to the only Lunenburg Inn to boast so many common areas: two first floor parlours, a Victorian Gazebo and outside sitting areas in "Martha's Garden", an authentic Widow's Walk, a third-flo. . .

Overlooking the waterfront in Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, 1880 Kaulbach House offers elegant bed and breakfast accommodations in a gracious Victorian atmosphere. We have been recommended by Frommers. The Inn won a recognition award for renovation and restoration. . . .

Nestled on a tree lined, acre estate, overlooking the historic Town of Lunenburg, you will find the Arbor View Inn. With garden paths and quiet seclusion we offer a sanctuary from the travels of the day, where one can unwind and plan for what the area has to offer, or simply watch the day slip into night as the stars come out.. . .

Lunenburg, founded in 1753, is a charming small town with a remarkable history of sailing ships and iron men. Bluenose and Bluenose II were both built in Lunenburg. The solid boatbuilding background expresses itself in the distinctive architecture - residences, churches and a National Heritage Site, the Lunenburg Academy. Greybeard's B&B is within walking distance of the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Lunenburg's "Old Town." . . .

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An affordable indulgence centrally located in the historic town of Lunenburg, minutes walk to the waterfront and most attractions. This turn-of-the-century captain's house has been attentively restored to enhance many of its original characteristics while providing guests with comfortable amenities in each of the four ensuites. Great views of Lunenburg Harbour from each room!. . .

This Lunenburg B&B is the closest in town to the site of the famous Bluenose II Restoration Project. Watch progress on their Bluenose II webcam now and enjoy a guided tour on your arrival. . .

The Lennox Tavern is a large two story wood frame dwelling house with four rooms on a floor, its situation is esteemed one of the most pleasant in the town, lying on a back street midway between the front and back harbours and adjacent to the Lutheran Church.The Inn is furnished with fine antiques and is equipped with modern conveniences like wireless internet to serve distinguished visitors to Lunenburg.. . .

Here you and your family can relax and enjoy the peace and quiet that surrounds us, kids of all ages enjoy our play area, sit by the open fire pit, roast marshmallows and tell campfire stories. We offer six log chalets, three are one bedroom and three are two bedrooms, (one being Wheelchair Accessible). These units have full housekeeping, full kitchen, 4-pc bath, air jet tubs, queen beds, double foldout sofas, TV,VCR, DVD, High Speed Internet. Relax in front of a cozy wood fireplace.. . .

Welcome to the Atlantic Sojourn B&B located in historic Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. We look forward to welcoming you into our Lunenburg home and starting your day off with a full complimentary breakfast. For a new taste experience try our grits for breakfast or feast on a breakfast of eggs, bacon, sausage, toast…the menu goes on and the choice is yours!. . .

you'll feel at home in our beautifully restored, classic Victorian-style bed and breakfast Inn located on the edge of the World Heritage Site of Old Town Lunenburg, Nova Scotia. We take great pride in our luxury accommodations, service and attention to detail. Breakfasts are a specialty and a favorite with our guests.. . .

Centrally located in the heart of "Old Town" Lunenburg, Nova Scotia, the Boscawen Inn is perched on a steep site overlooking the harbour to the south and the municipal park to the north. This Victorian mansion was built in 1888 by Senator H.A.N. Kaulbach, one of the most influential figures in Lunenburg's history, as a wedding present for his daughter Edna and son-in-law, James R. Rudolf. The Mansion was designed by architect Henry Bush of Halifax and built in the Queen Anne Style. It is formed from intercepting hipped gable wings. It asymmetrical form is emphasized by a circular tower and pro. . .

63 years of hospitality: 1946-2009 The Bluenose Lodge was originally built as a family home in 1863 for William Morash. It was the height of current fashion: A Victorian Gothic building with a central tower, gables, peaked windows, and the first house in town to have a "widow's walk ". In 1886, it was sold to Charles Morash, a prominent merchant/builder who owned it until 1921. It was then sold to Capt. Carl Kohler. Descendants of both families still reside in Lunenburg. After the war as pleasure travel resumed and was expected to grow, Lunenburg had little to offer in accommodation; the. . .

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Exceptional, affordable waterfront lodging at the centre of this thriving seaport's tall ship heritage - seafaring traditions that are alive and well in a setting overflowing with things to see and do - and at The Brigantine Inn you're at the heart of it all.. . .

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Lunenburg is a 250 year old town, United Nations designated heritage site, and major tourist attraction. But Lunenburg is also a wonderful place to live, with 200 businesses and residents with diverse lifestyles. On these pages, you'll see a dream come true that we have created in one of Lunenburg's many B&Bs, and visit an unlikely place where musicians and bands record- a haunted opera house!. . .