Dundee All-Inclusive Golf Package
Region: Bras d’Or Lake
Community: Dundee
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Harbour View B&B & Motel
Harbour View B&B & Motel is located on the water, with a large enclosed glass patio overlooking the Strait of Canso. The Bed & Breakfast is a restored Provincial Heritage Property that was built in 1880 for Ferry Captain James Embree. It is conveniently adjacent to the yacht club, marina, and boardwalk, and also close to the Granville Green, which offers free outdoor concerts on Sunday evenings in July and August.
Harbour View is a great home base for your Cape Breton vacation featuring the legendary Cabot Trail, Fortress of Louisbourg, Alexander Graham Bell Museum and many other activities and attractions. The motel accommodations include 6 air-conditioned guest units with a 4-piece bath, satellite TV, fridge, microwave and outdoor patios; some units have sofa-beds. The main house includes 3 guest rooms: one with a king-size bed, private bath, satellite TV and air conditioning; one with 2 queen-size beds, private bath, and air conditioning; and one small room with a queen-size bed, ensuite 3-piece bath (shower), and satellite TV. All of our rooms are non-smoking.
A full sit-down gourmet breakfast is included, and espresso, cappuccino, or café-au-lait are also available.
We provide free off-street parking, free superfast wireless internet access and guest laundry facilities. Some pets may be permitted; please check with the property.
Visa, Mastercard, Direct Debit and cash are accepted.
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