Find hotels near Charles MacDonald Concrete House Museum, Centreville from AED 334

"Very clean, beautifully maintained property, quiet and great place for a get away."

"A lovely place to stay"

"We were very impressed with the cleanliness, the bedding & water pressure was great for the shower."

"Has a great view of the valley and the Minas basin."

"Great stay. Certainly on my list for when I’m up that way again. "

"The Micro-Boutique in Wolfville is an excellent choice for anyone wishing to stay in downtown Wolfville. It is close to all amenities, restaurants, bars, etc. It is also close to several wineries. This hotel also has a kitchenette which was excellent. The hotel is also within easy walking distance to a grocery store and beer and liquor outlet."

"The apartment has all the amenities needed for a comfortable stay. One drawback was the amount of stairs, not an issue for us but could be for some. A great stay."

"Wonderful place to stay"

"We did a girlfriend outing...it does sleep four, between huge bed and pull-out, just remember as friends you'd be sharing (which we knew and was a-ok). We were able to visit each other in comfort and catch up on our last 10 years. The bed/couch were comfortable and the place quiet for sleeping. The place was SPOTLESS, and the view from the bed was lovely. (being a bit of an insomniac, I enjoyed the lights of the fishing boats out on the water from the comfort of the bed). We didn't use the sweet little deck (winter) but the view would have been lovely there too. The bathroom was stunning - heated floors, and the shower was the most technologically advanced thing I've ever seen - We were on our way to Nordic Spa, so I didn't try the shower, but my friend said it was amazing. Our hostess kindly left us yummy breakfast items, and there was tea and coffee. Our only regrets were from our end...we tried our best to scrape our boots well before entering, and had there been a sink available (other than the bathroom sink) we would would have tidied up better - so we felt guilty about tracking a bit of gravel and leaving dishes."