The Sleeping Swan

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North Sydney & Sydney Mines Area

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About

Begin your Cape Breton experience here!
The Sleeping Swan is a beautiful 1880 home lovingly decorated and charming. Cozy rooms and a unbelievable breakfast experience await you!

Amenities

  •  Breakfast
  • Television
  • WiFi
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Location & Contact

82 Pierce Street, North Sydney, Nova Scotia

1-902-794-7301

thesleepingswan@gmail.com

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