Larch Wood
Region: Cabot Trail
Community: Margaree
Unique end-grain cutting boards: a fusion of function and art. Sold throughout North America and abroad. ...
Ceilidh Trail Motel
Centrally located in the heart of Mabou on Highway 19; walking distance to many amenities, and a short drive to beaches and golf courses.
Five air-conditioned motel rooms with queen bed or two double beds, 4-piece bath, cable TV, fridge, coffeemaker, and Wi-Fi; 1 unit has a fold-out sofa. A continental breakfast is provided.
Small pets are allowed, with prior approval.
We are rated as Partially Accessible by Access Advisor.
Cancellation policy: 24-hour notice to avoid a charge.
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