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St. Ann’s Motel — accommodation in Baddeck, Cape Breton

St. Ann’s Motel

Stay at St. Ann's Motel in Baddeck with panoramic harbour views, direct access to the Cabot Trail, and hiking to Nova Scotia's highest waterfall nearby.

accommodation· Baddeck, NS · ★ 4.60 (225 reviews)

St. Ann’s Motel, located in on St. Ann’s Bay in South Haven, the gateway to the scenic Cabot Trail (Exit 11, Hwy 105) on beautiful Cape Breton Island, offers a panoramic view of St. Ann’s Harbour from each room. Breathe in the fresh ocean air as you watch the eagles soar overhead or go for a swim in the saltwater harbour. Our location is central and ideal for day a trip to the Cape Breton Highlands National Park, which lies along the Cabot Trail, providing world class hiking, camping and scenic look-offs. Enjoy a puffin tour or a hike to the North River Falls, the highest in Nova Scotia. Our property is located 10 minutes from Baddeck and only 25 minutes to the Newfoundland Ferry. Our accommodations include 8 walk up units (single, double, queen beds), with 4-piece bath, satellite television, coffee maker and fridge, and one 1 bedroom housekeeping cottage suite. The 1 bedroom wheelchair accessible cottage comes with 2 queen beds, 4-piece bath, satellite television, wifi and wired internet, microwave, full kitchen, dining room, seating area, coffeemaker, a barbecue and walkout patio with panoramic ocean views. Located next door to the motel is a restaurant. Outdoor activities include fishing, swimming and hiking trails are all located nearby. Visa, MasterCard, E-transfer and Direct Debit are accepted.

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