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What are the top kid-friendly hotels in Ingonish Ferry?

Take some of the trials out of traveling with kids by staying in a family-friendly Ingonish Ferry hotel. From thoughtful amenities to services that bring a smile, these stays offer perks that'll help make your visit an effortless one: Knotty Pine Cottages will help make your trip the most memorable one yet. It offers a host of conveniences aimed at families, such as a nearby beach and a picnic area. Alternatively, spend your nights in Ingonish Ferry at Castle Rock Country Inn. Make the most of a nearby beach, complimentary breakfast and more here.

When is the best time to visit Ingonish Ferry?

If you want the joy of a fun-filled trip in peak season, visit Ingonish Ferry during January, April and August. If you'd prefer the peace of off-season, book a stay during quieter months, such as February, June and December.

Recent Ingonish Ferry hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Glenghorm Beach Resort

4 out of 5

Posted 17 hours ago

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"It was just fine. A little run down, but served our purposes."

A verified traveler stayed at Glenghorm Beach Resort

The Snuggy -NEW! Ocean views -Private - Eco-Lux - King Bed - Adults Only!

5 out of 5

Posted 23 hours ago

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"A beautifully designed and impeccably decorated on bedroom 1 bath and kitchenette cabin with an outside deck. Very fresh and new. A very comfortable stay. Communication was very clear. Just stayed one overnight but would return if Inbthe area again."

A verified traveler stayed at The Snuggy -NEW! Ocean views -Private - Eco-Lux - King Bed - Adults Only!

Castle Rock Country Inn

4 out of 5

Posted 2 days ago

Travelocity Verified Review

"The service at this hotel was excellent. The staff consistently did their best to accommodate guests’ needs. Even though the hotel was nearly fully booked, they still managed to move me to a room that I preferred, which I greatly appreciated. The breakfast was also very good, and the staff were warm, attentive, and thoughtful throughout my stay. I do have one suggestion regarding the signage on the first floor. Two guest rooms appear to share an entrance area with a public restroom, and the entrance to the entire area is marked with a large “Restroom” sign. This may unintentionally give guests staying in those rooms the impression that their rooms are located within the restroom area. For guests paying around $300 per night, the signage may detract from the overall sense of comfort, privacy, and value. It may also cause other guests to assume that every door within that area leads to a public restroom. If a guest-room door were accidentally left unlocked, someone looking for the restroom could mistakenly enter the room, creating an uncomfortable situation and potentially disturbing the occupants. I hope the hotel will consider changing the signage or redesigning the entrance area so that the guest rooms and the public restroom are more clearly distinguished."

A verified traveler stayed at Castle Rock Country Inn

Sea Breeze Cottages And Motel

4 out of 5

Posted 2 days ago

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"The room faced the ocean from across the street. Everything was fine but one unresolved issue…. There was an oder of unknown source that smelled like stinky feet. Not constant but would occasionally occure. The next morning, I was coughing really hard, like an allergy cough. 30 minutes after we drove away I recovered. Oh btw.. my wife verified the smell was not ours…"

A verified traveler stayed at Sea Breeze Cottages And Motel

Jack Pine Camping Pod

4 out of 5

Posted 3 days ago

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"The description doesn’t state that you only gets a place to sleep and that bathrooms and kitchen are in another building. Basically a glorified tent. Bathrooms are clean and have showers. Kitchen is shared by all campers and decent. We didn’t cook but used the fridge to keep things cool. A keurig would be a great option with a shared kitchen rather than a pot."

A verified traveler stayed at Jack Pine Camping Pod

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Recent Ingonish Ferry hotel reviews by fellow wanderers

Glenghorm Beach Resort

The Snuggy -NEW! Ocean views -Private - Eco-Lux - King Bed - Adults Only!

Castle Rock Country Inn

Sea Breeze Cottages And Motel

Jack Pine Camping Pod

Ingonish Chalets

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