Choose between our standard double rooms, balcony rooms, and our heritage suites that when you stay with us at the Lynwood Inn in Baddeck
Standard double rooms and balcony rooms come complete with two queen beds, four piece ensuite bathroom with whirlpool tub/shower combo, air conditioning, cable TV, Highspeed Internet, coffee machine, mini fridge and microwave. Each balcony room also offer water views or town of Baddeck or garden views from the room’s private balcony.
Each suite comes with a queen bed, sitting area, four piece ensuite bathroom with whirlpool tub/shower combo, air conditioning, cable TV, Highspeed Internet, coffee machine, mini fridge and microwave.
Located next to the main inn you’ll find our two bedroom cottage. Perfect for family and/or friends, it comes complete with two queen beds, full kitchen, living room, four piece ensuite bathroom with whirlpool tub/shower combo, patio equipped with seating and BBQ, air conditioning, free wifi and parking for two cars.
Discover this charming country inn in heart of the village of Baddeck with lush gardens and views out over the Bras d’Or Lake.
Our onsite licensed family restaurant onsite is open June through October and offers indoor and outdoor dining options.
Electric car charging station available.
Regions: Bras d’Or Lake, Canada’s Musical Coast
Community: Whycocomagh & Area
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Regions: Cabot Trail, Bras d’Or Lake
Community: Baddeck & Area
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Region: Cabot Trail
Community: St. Ann’s Bay & North Shore
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Region: Bras d’Or Lake
Community: Bras d’Or & Boularderie Area
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Region: Cabot Trail
Community: St. Ann’s Bay & North Shore
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