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"Fabulous is the word I choose to use to describe this place. Wish I can give more than 5 star rating. The place was spotlessly clean. Very comfortable bed, everything inside our room was high quality, including the towels, bed sheets, furniture. Beautiful view from the room, very quiet place, shops and restaurants close by. The breakfast was excellent. They treat every guest with love and respect. I wish to go back and stay there for longer just to enjoy their hospitality. Thanks to Alain & Denise for doing such a wonderful job. "

"We did not bring our pet but it was a pet friendly property."

"These little cabins were perfect for us. Clean rooms, excellent customer service, the view was fantastic. Quiet and perfect!"

"Clean room"

"This property exceeded all expectations! Michael helped us with great advice for dinner. We only stayed one night but would have enjoyed a longer stay. The interior was beautiful as well as confortable. The balcony was so relaxing, we were lucky to have the best weather! Thank you, Michael!"

"Our cabin was a pleasant surprise! The ammenties and view were the very best. The owner made our stay easy and relaxing as we had a common ground (Calgary) and the love of nature. I would definitely recommend this property as a go to for a stay."

"Very nice rooms, comfortable beds, great food in the dining room. "

"Idyllic location in a well kept home. We really enjoyed barbecuing and hanging out on the deck in our private section of heaven "

"It was just as we expected and what we wanted—-a quiet remote place—-with more birds than people! We were so lucky with the weather too….water out front and a lovely breeze most of the time. We brought food in and enjoyed fresh fish and relaxing times. We slept well with nearly all the windows open for the night air. The tide came in and we kayaked a little out front. Super quaint place to stay. Thank you so much Marcie for the hospitality—-including eggs and veggies! P.S. we left “Flat Butchie”, my adventurous brother who passed a few years back—-he loved Nova Scotia and would have liked that place—so he stayed in the front room"