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White Point Beach Resort

5 out of 5

Posted 4 days ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"My husband and I came here for 2 nights. We stayed in a glome and I can’t recommend it enough! It was beautiful, amazing view of the freshwater lake and trees, the hot tub was awesome, and having the private deck and bbq there was really great. Glome has AC and it worked well. We loved the little touches like having a black facecloth for taking make up off, hooks everywhere, slippers and bathrobes, etc. We made our breakfasts using the bbq burner and toaster oven and then had lunch at either the lounge or The Tent and buffet dinner at Elliot’s, which was pricey, but good food. The tent has great bbq and very reasonably priced food. The beach is beautiful and not crowded at all. Tons of private/on your own spots among the rocks too. The outdoor pool is small and geared more towards kids but there are chairs/loungers and tables around it with amazing views. I’d highly recommend this place!"

A verified traveler stayed at White Point Beach Resort

The Quarterdeck Resort

4 out of 5

Posted 1 day ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"Stayed in the Seawood apartments for my husband and I's wedding Anniversary with our in-laws ans our son. Everything was great except the living room rug could be shampooed it was quite dirty, as well as out on the deck should have at least 4 chairs as their are usually more than 2 people in a 2 bedroom place, also each bedroom should have a fan with the warmer temperatures in the summer, if you have your doors shut at night you dont get the cool air from the AC in the living room.last thing the bathroom shower, conditioner was empty, as well as the body was was almost gone. We did have a great time despite these minor inconveniences."

A verified traveler stayed at The Quarterdeck Resort

Best Western Plus Liverpool Hotel & Conference Centre

4 out of 5

Posted 9 hours ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"We needed a five night stay on the south coast of Nova Scotia including a busy summer weekend. This was the only hotel we could get for all five nights. The location was good because it was straight down route 8 from Annapolis Royal, and the great National Park, saving us many extra hours of driving compare to route one. We had no idea we had booked a gigantic three room suite. The living room alone was 31 feet long, with table and chairs, living room furniture, large screen TV, and lots of kitchen stuff. The bathroom was triple the normal size for a hotel, including two separate sinks and Counters for washing and shaving; the bedroom was also giant sized with two queen beds. It felt luxurious for us two to have so much space. The only negative was too little light. The giant bathroom had standard lights above one sink, but none above the other making shaving and applying makeup difficult for the second sink. No lights near the toilet for reading or near the tub/shower for seeing. One small table lamp for the bedroom, not suitable for reading in both beds, no overhead lights in the gigantic living room. The five night fee for this small apartment in a hotel was about $1750, Canadian. A little higher than expected, but Nova Scotia is so worth seeing without having to pack and unpack as we keep changing hotels each day, we felt it was worth it. There are a few good restaurants in Liverpool which the hotel directed us to. We did five day trips from this hotel; including beach."

A verified traveler stayed at Best Western Plus Liverpool Hotel & Conference Centre