Bed and breakfasts a Annapolis Royal

John Estats Units

Honestly, I never give tens-all-across, but this beautiful B&B in exceptional in everything way. The old home, with attention to every detail in restoring the splendor of the late 19th century, is a grand experience. The hosts, Kevin and Leslie, are enthusiastic and personable, and make everything work smoothly. The town and surroundings are beautiuful and quaint. The breakfasts were amazing and tailored to our preferences. On this trip to Canada we stayed at some other places at the same price-point and realized how truly exceptional the Lark & Loon is. Highly recommended.

Nancy Canadà

The Queen Anne Inn exceeded our expectations. It is central, within walking distance to Annapolis Royal attractions and restaurants. Our room was large and comfortable with a sitting area and ensuite bathroom. Robes were provided. The inn was filled with antiques and lovely woodwork and it is obvious that thought went into creating a comfortable environment for guests. The breakfast was delightful with fresh baked scones, a berry yogurt parfait and choice of crepes. I chose the fruit crepe with whipped cream and local maple syrup and was not disappointed . Plenty of coffee to start the day, or if you prefer there are a variety of other beverages. The owner was attentive and very helpful providing information regarding dining and local sights. I would encourage anyone to plan a stay at the Queen Anne Inn .

John Regne Unit

We stayed here for 2 nights while doing a tour of Nova Scotia, from here your only a few minutes from Annapolis Royal and Port Royal which have some very interesting historical sites. You are only about 1 hour away from East Ferry and the whale watching tours (check out Petit Passage Whale Watch). Art and Martha are very welcoming, and their home is very cosy and has a lot of history to it, check out the horseshoe mark on the dining room floor. We arrived late afternoon and Art helped arrange dinner at a local restaurant 'The Crows Nest Hillsburn' which is where we had the best chowder of our trip. Breakfast is cooked fresh by Martha and includes cake, tea and coffee are on tap 24/7 from the dining room. We had a room at the front of the house which had an air con (but we didn't need it) and a view overlooking the water. The room was clean, tidy, and very homely. The bathroom is separate from the bedroom but still private and not available to other guests (you can only do so much with a 300-year-old house). We would recommend it to others and would stay again if we are back in the area.