MacLeod Inn

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About

6 rooms (Q), 4-pc bath, satellite TV. Reading & sitting room. Full breakfast 8–10am. Displays by local artists. Boat tours.

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Location & Contact

30 Broad Cove Marsh Road, Broad Cove, Nova Scotia

902-258-3360

inn@macleods.com

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