Top Inns in Victoria County in 2026

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1. The Iona Heights Inn

Iona

James

CA $141 total

includes taxes & fees

Nov 1 - Nov 2

A rustic wooden interior with high ceilings and exposed beams, featuring multiple wooden tables and chairs arranged in a spacious dining area.

2. Bras d'Or Lakes Inn

St. Peters

Douglas

CA $231 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 20 - Oct 21

A room with a light blue upholstered sofa, a wooden table with a bottle and glasses, and a Buddha statue.

3. Chanterelle Country Inn & Cottages

North River Bridge

Janet

CA $230 total

includes taxes & fees

Oct 22 - Oct 23

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Top Victoria County Hotel Reviews

Auberge Gisele's Inn

10/10 Excellent

"What a beautiful property! We had a very spacious room with a king room and a seating and kitchen area with a pull out sofa. We even had a real wood burning fireplace! We loved that. Would return if we were in the area."

Ceilidh Country Lodge

10/10 Excellent

"The view was great. The two bedroom cabin was clean, well maintained and had good amenities. The staff and service was amazing. Thee dining room and the complimentary breakfast provided lots of choices. Live evening music in the sitting area was a bonus. We used the laundry facilities and soap was supplied. We were glad to have chosen this location on our tour of the Maritime provinces, except for the issue noted below. One issue that caused a problem was that the distance between the parking space and the cabin steps is covered in grass. Our cabin (#11) had an incline from parking to steps. It was raining and dark and the grass was wet. I slipped on the uneven grass surface and fell face down with my right arm between my chest and the grass. The fall caused pain and discomfort which is still with me. I would suggest a narrow gravel pathway to allow visitors not to have a similar situation. Your bottom step is a different height than the others and the wood was slippery when wet."