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The Worn Doorstep — accommodation in Baddeck, Cape Breton

The Worn Doorstep

Stay at The Worn Doorstep in Baddeck, Cape Breton with four air-conditioned suites featuring private entrances and Bras d'Or Lake views, steps from shops and

accommodation· Baddeck, NS · ★ 4.80 (36 reviews)

The Worn Doorstep Guest House is situated in the Village of Baddeck, offering convenient proximity to shops, restaurants, the waterfront boardwalk, and the Alexander Graham Bell Museum, all within walking distance. Baddeck serves as an ideal base for exploring Cape Breton Island. Our guest house features four air-conditioned suites, each equipped with a private entrance, a queen-sized bed, a seating area, an ensuite bath (three with tubs, one with a spacious shower), a refrigerator, microwave, coffee/tea facilities, and a toaster. Enjoy the scenic views of Bras d’Or Lake as you explore the village. As proud members of the Baddeck Area Business and Tourism Association, we are committed to providing a memorable experience. We accept Visa, MasterCard, and American Express. Please note our cancellation policy: A 24-hour notice is required for cancellations before the scheduled arrival date.

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