Places to stay in Membertou, Nova Scotia

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Membertou is a First Nations community situated in the Cape Breton Regional Municipality in the city of Sydney, Nova Scotia. It is within its tribal district of Unamaki . Places to eat in the region include Belly Busters Pizza And Donair, Mescalero's Open Grill Steak House, Tim Hortons - Sydney, and Kai Ping's Restaurant & Lounge.

Wondering where to stay? Visitors have access to a number of hotels in the community. If you are travelling in the area, Membertou is located close to Gunns Brook, Gabarus Round Rock, St. Anns Lookoff, Lawrences Brook and Point Roche.

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The Hampton Inn

Photograph of Hampton Inn, Membertou
The Hampton Inn by Hilton™ Sydney is centrally located and within proximity to all local attractions, restaurants, and shopping. This brand-new hotel is attached via pedestrian walkway to the Membertou trade and convention centre where a wide variety of entertainment, conferences, and special .....

Other local Membertou information and places to visit.

  • Longitude: -60°11'34.670
  • Latitude: 46°6'54.104

Things to see and do

Cossit House

Located at 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 Cossit’s 13 children were born in this house. The refurnishing of the house is based on an 1815 inventory of Cossit’s estate in Yarmouth and illustrates the household effects of a family of the late 1700s.

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