Places to stay in Louisbourg, Nova Scotia
We currently have 29 accommodations in and around Louisbourg with other regional listings available for Motels, B&B's, Campsites, Hotels and other properties.
B&Bs - 11 Hotels - 3 Motels - 3 Camping / RV - 6 Cottages / Lodges / Rentals - 6
Louisbourg, an ice-free port, is near the site of the great fortress of Louisbourg, built by France as its Gibraltar in America. The site is a national historic park, and reconstruction of a portion of the fortified town is completed. Local restaurants include The Grubstake Restaurant, Fortress View Restaurant, Louisbourger, and Judy's L'il Cafe.
Wondering where to stay? Lodging options in the town are mainly limited to Bed and Breakfast type accommodations. If you are travelling in the area, Louisbourg is located close to Old Railway Point, Green Island, Russell Point, MacLeans Pond and Shag Rock.
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Best reviewed accommodations in Louisbourg
The Point Of View Oceanview Suites and Camping, Louisbourg
Can't say enough about how impressed we were with this hotel. The location is amazing. The staff went above and beyond! Though we were the only ones to sign up for the beggars dinner the hotel dressed us in period costumes and provided an incredible show and the best lobster dinner we have ever .....
Selected properties
Garden Sanctuary Bed & Breakfast
Bed & Breakfast located 1km from the center of Louisbourg.
Located conveniently on Main Street in Louisbourg, within easy walking distance of historical Fortress Louisbourg, is Garden Sanctuary Bed & Breakfast. Complimentary tea and coffee is available at all times, as well as stimulation conversation as desired.
Louisbourg, Nova Scotia
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Other local Louisbourg information and places to visit.
- Longitude: -59°58'16.722
- Latitude: 45°55'19.686
Cossit House - 75 Charlotte Street
The Rev. Mr. Ranna Cossit was the first Anglican minister to live and work in Sydney. In the late 1700s, he became involved in a struggle for control of political power in Cape Breton, at the time a colony separate from mainland Nova Scotia. In 1800, his archbishop put an end to a budding political career by transferring him to Yarmouth (which is about as far away as you can get from Sydney and still be in Nova Scotia). He built his house in 1787, and it is believed to be the oldest in Sydney. Cossit lived here with his wife, Thankful, and their family. Six of the CossitÂ’s 13 children were born in this house. The refurnishing of the house is based on an 1815 inventory of CossitÂ’s estate in Yarmouth and illustrates the household effects of a family of the late 1700s.
Nearby towns
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Closed, unlisted or renamed properties
- Spinning Wheel Bed & Breakfast, 5 Riverdale Street
- Lady Louisbourg Bed & Breakfast, 14 Victoria Street