Ingonish & Area

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If you’re looking for an outlet to recharge your body and mind, then a cozy rustic retreat may be exactly what you’re seeking. Ingonish Chalets offers a relaxing getaway complete with a number of conveniently located amenities to allow you to refresh and revive in any manner you choose. Perhaps that means curling up in your comfy cabin after a day connecting with nature at the nearby Highlands National Park or on one of the hiking trails around the property. You’re never far from a beautiful view at a coastal look off, a lovely wooded adventure or a walk along a sandy beach.  

The Chalets offer a wide variety of conveniences and a number of options to ensure that your stay will be as comfortable as it will be memorable – whether that’s for a solo escape, couples retreat or a full family vacation. Don’t worry about your favorite furry friends either as the chalets are pet friendly so no one has to miss out on the fun. If you’re planning a trip around the iconic Cabot Trail, or just want to enjoy all that the town of Ingonish and surrounding area has to offer then make the Ingonish Chalets a part of your next Cape Breton excursion! 

Amenities

  • Fireplace
  • Kitchen/Kitchenette
  • Pets Welcome
  • Television
  • WiFi

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