Hotels in de buurt van Ross Ferry Provincial Park (Ross Ferry)

'Just like the picture. Vince was great at check in. Recommended great restaurants in Beddeck. We ate at the Seafood family restaurant. Excellent. Had the steak dinner. Coffee and tea in room. Great location.'

'Good place to sleep only'

'Nice town with interesting history like the inventor Bell who lived near the town. The hotel is good. It has a nostalgic vibe. The staff is friendly, room was clean and spacious. The wifi non existent but that’s alright. Breakfast was not included and we opted for the buffet which was $20. Quite okay these days. '

'Wat een gezellige en leuke plaats om te verblijven, schoon, net, opgeknapte moderne kamers. Veel eetgelegheden binnen loopafstand, vriendelijke medewerkers die je tevens op weg helpen voor mooie plaatsen te bezoeken. Top accomodatie kamers '

'Liked: The beds were very clean and one of the most comfortable that I’ve slept in. The cement walls meant you barely heard your neighbours except when they opened/closed the door. The heat pump was great to adjust temp/cooling. The rate was a really great value. There was plenty of hot water. What could use some work: Some of the towels looked dingy and had stains. They should be replaced, it’s not a welcoming visual even if the rest of the linens were clean. The satellite TV lost...

'Locatie is op loopafstand van het centrum. Queensize bed was er klein voor 2 personen. Verder was het ontbijt prima en de kamer netjes.'

'Very nice and quite resort. Strategically located to explore this part of Nova Scotia. Great staff!'

'Le plus apprécié: qualité et atmosphère sympathique mais aussi architecture et mobilier de type champêtre'

'This is a *basic* property folks - adjust expectations accordingly.'

'Innkeeper was friendly and helpful at check in. Motel is small and showing its age. Exterior entrance door featured a wood block addition apparently to repair a prior forced entry. The advertised lake view out of the back entry door is blocked by the owner’s expansion into large tent units. Staying here was okay but humbling.'