Antigonish Victorian Inn, Antigonish

Accommodations

The Antigonish Victorian Inn offers a selection of unique room types including the Queen Anne Room and the Garden Suite. Each accommodation is designed to reflect the historic charm of the property. Guests can choose rooms with distinct layouts that provide ample comfort and space.

Property History

Originally constructed in 1904 by Duncan Kirk, the Inn has housed various influential figures over its century-long history. The building has undergone refurbishments, preserving its character while maintaining its status as a historic landmark. Visitors can learn about its legacy, including the narrow escape of Anna Kirk during a fire in 1910.

Location

Situated near St George's Bay, the hotel offers proximity to the picturesque Northumberland Strait and beautiful beaches with stunning sunrises. Capabilities for scenic hikes are nearby, with captivating trails including a visit to Cape George Point. The hotel is located a scenic two-hour drive from Stanfield International Airport.

Outdoor Spaces

The Inn boasts nearly 5 acres of landscaped grounds, providing guests with serene outdoor spaces for relaxation. These grounds feature a secluded area known as 'Pipers Glen', surrounded by trees. The proximity to Columbus Field allows guests to enjoy local highland games.

Local Attractions

Antigonish serves as a gateway to nearby attractions, including Cheticamp and the renowned Cabot Trail. Guests are encouraged to explore fishing charters to catch the largest bluefin fish on record. The area also features panoramic views from various hiking trails, such as Ballantyne's Cove.

Highlights

History: Constructed in 1904

Outdoor Spaces: Nearly 5 acres

Location: Northumberland Strait

Local Attractions: The renowned Cabot Trail