The Worn Doorstep Guest House in Baddeck, Victoria County, Canada | Beach | Bed and Breakfast | Guest House | Harbour | Museum | Self Catering | Suites | Waterfront | Island | Guest Rooms

The Worn Doorstep Guest House is located in the Village of Baddeck within walking distance of shops, restaurants, the boardwalk, Alexander Graham Bell Museum and the Bras d'Or Lakes Interpretive Centre in Nova Scotia in Canada.

Baddeck is the start and the end of the Cabot Trail which makes it an ideal location for all your Island sightseeing. For the 2009 season, starting mid-May, the Worn Doorstep will be offering to rent its four suites for periods of five (5) days, without the provision of breakfast or daily housekeeping services. Having been providing accommodation to travelers for the past ten years, it has been our impression that people will be able to enjoy the sights and sounds of the Island in a leisurely manner in this five day period.

Each of our four individual suites at The Worn Doorstep Guest House in Baddeck has:

* Private entrance
* Queen size bed and double pullout
* Private bath with whirlpool tub
* Kitchenette with table and chairs, coffee/tea facilities, toaster, kettle, hot plate, microwave and TV
* Wireless internet access is also available.
* One of these suites is handicap accessible.

You can have breakfast in your room or on the outside deck. Our roof deck also has a spectacular view of the Bras d'Or Lakes. A barbecue is also available.

In the heart of Cape Breton on the beautiful Bras d'Or Lakes, an inland sea and a sailor's paradise!

The 'beginning and end of the Cabot Trail', a world famous scenic drive noted for its spectacular vistas of rolling seaside terrain and breathtaking seascapes!

'Beinn Bhreagh', Alexander Graham Bell's summer home still sits majestically watching over Baddeck Bay in Nova Scotia.

World class golfing at the award winning 'Bell Bay Golf Club'.