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LOUISBOURG HARBOUR INNS

   Bed & Breakfast   

ABOUT

Welcome~Bienvenue

Welcome to the Louisbourg Harbour Inn and the Louisbourg Heritage House, our two seaside sister inns. Both inns are located in the heart of the historic town of Louisbourg on beautiful Cape Breton Island.

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Between our two Victorian-style bed and breakfasts we offer 13 comfortable and relaxing rooms, most with ocean views and balconies, all with modern room amenities and ensuite bathrooms, and every morning a substantial complimentary breakfast.

 

Our inns are proudly family-owned and run by Innkeeper Parker Bagnell, who grew up in the house now known as the Louisbourg Harbour Inn.

 

We feel fortunate to live in such a beautiful corner of the world, and we love sharing it with our guests, whether through the area’s history, our personal stories, or through our recommendations for local adventures during your stay.

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ROOMS
A wooden sleigh framed bed with a colourful throw, shiny hardwood floors, two glowing bedside lamps and one floor lamp in a cozy room with sloped ceilings.

OUR ROOMS

Each of our rooms is unique with its own character. Between our two historic bed and breakfast inns we offer beautifully renovated guest rooms with all the warmth, charm and special touches you'll only find in a heritage home.

 

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OUR SERVICES

COMPLIMENTARY BREAKFAST

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Every morning we offer guests of both inns are served breakfast on the harbourfront at the Louisbourg Harbour Inn, for a hearty Cape Breton breakfast made from scratch with locally sourced ingredients.  

A wooden dining room table with wooden chairs next to a a big bay window which is half-covered in sheer curtains which allow the morning sunlight to pour in and spill onto the surface of the table.
Closeup of a delicious-looking biscuit with a golden brown top cut in two and melded back together with a smear of strawberry jam. A small pot of jam and a teaspoon of jam sit beside the biscuit.
SEE & DO

THINGS TO DO 

Fortress Louisbourg

A skyline view of the 17th Century Fortress of Louisbourg's many stone village buildings on the edge of the Atlantic Ocean.

Hiking Trails

Ocean waves splash whitecaps against a curved rocky coastline covered in reddish brown low-growing shrubs.

Beaches

A white-caped wave rolls in on a sandy cove beach where in the distance people splash in waves and lie on the sand. Shrubs and greenery frame the beach

Credit: Destination Cape Breton Association

Explore the iconic Fortress of Louisbourg National Historic Site at Parks Canada.

Explore the area's rugged coast including the famous Louisbourg Lighthouse site, gorgeous  Gooseberry Cove and Simons Point.

Soak up the sunshine and ocean on a summer's day at Kennington Cove Beach or find your personal spot anywhere along the shores around Louisbourg.

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