The Queen Anne Inn, located in the heart of the historic Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia, is a 4.5 Star Canada Select Breakfast Inn. Rated as one of the "Best in Canada" by Arrington's Bed and Breakfast Journal. A Nova Scotia Provincal Heritage Property. Suitable for a romantic weekend or perfect for honeymoons, the Queen Anne was built in ca. 1865 as a wedding gift for a wealthy merchant's son. .....

Our distinctive Nova Scotia Bed and Breakfast Inn is located in historic Annapolis Royal minutes from one of the oldest European settlements in the New World, Port Royal. Built in 1859 as an Inn the Hillsdale House Inn has catered to many famous persons, including King George V of England. Hillsdale House has a long standing tradition of providing gracious accommodations set in idyllic .....

Recognized as a registered Nova Scotia heritage property, this beautiful 1881 Victorian was home to Sea Captain, Ship Builder, and Merchant, Captain Joseph Hall. Captain Hall’s family ties to Annapolis Royal and Granville, Nova Scotia date back to sometime after 1760 when his great, great grandfather, John Hall brought his family from Medford, Massachusetts as English Planters. A Seafaring .....

Nestled in the warm & sunny Annapolis Valley, we welcome you to camping in western Nova Scotia. We are right next to Annapolis Royal a historic & picturesque destination town founded in 1605. This quaint town offers many unique features such as the Historic Gardens, the Farmers Market among the best in N.S, Fort Anne National Park oldest in Canada, and a waterfront boardwalk, plus the usual .....

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 .....

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 .....

The Garrison House Inn is located directly across from Fort Anne National Historic Site in scenic Annapolis Royal, the oldest town in Canada. Our Registered Heritage Property offers lodging with old world ambience and modern conveniences. Our 7 rooms, all with private bathroom, cabletv/dvd and AC, are furnished with period antiques and whimsical local folk art. Our restaurant serves breakfast .....

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 .....

Looking for privacy and the freedom of a cottage in the heart of town? Come and enjoy almost all the comforts of home in this contemporary upgrade of a heritage property. Relax in the sunshine on your own deck. Snooze in the custom made queen sized bed. Create yummy things to eat in the kitchen. Flop on the couch and catch the news or a movie. Indulge in the bath or a refreshing shower. .....

Enjoy the cozy country rooms of our converted Coach House, motel-style, rooms. They are perfect for families or larger groups traveling together. Select rooms are pet friendly. Plenty of room for the kids or dogs to run. Relax on the multi-level deck, soak in the hot tub, have a BBQ or a cup tea in our garden. We are located one block from town and border on a bird sanctuary, witch is perfect .....

A famous sea merchant in the area built our Victorian home around the turn of the 19th 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 .....