Find hotels near Port Hasting Museum, Port Hastings from AED 359

"Staff was excellent, rooms were good, spacious and clean."

"This is an amazing place! Very quiet with a gorgeous view and everything needed for a relaxing vacation. Very clean and I loved the music theme. The owners responses were near instantaneous. Highly recommend!"

"Room was clean and comfortable. Staff were friendly and accommodating."

"We were not affected by the renovation. Comfortable bed,clean room. Quiet. Would stay again"

"Great place and fantastic service. Absolutely recommend it."

"our stay was cozy and comfortable. The property had all amenities you would need for comfort and cooking."

"Excellent, we enjoyed our stay"

"We had an incredible stay at Lazy Bear cottage! The view was absolutely stunning, and the hosts Alexandra and the Mashaghati family thought of everything. The interior was spotless, with charming decor that made the space feel cozy and welcoming. The bed was super comfy, and there were plenty of towels provided for both the hot tub and bathroom. We especially appreciated the thoughtful extras like robes and slippers, which added a luxurious touch. After long days of exploring the beauty of Cape Breton, the hotter and fire pit on the porch were the ultimate way to unwind - peaceful, relaxing, and just perfect. Every amenity was provided, even coffee to start our mornings right. This rental truly sets the bar for what all others should strive to achieve. A five-star experience in every way! "

"It was just as we expected and what we wanted—-a quiet remote place—-with more birds than people! We were so lucky with the weather too….water out front and a lovely breeze most of the time. We brought food in and enjoyed fresh fish and relaxing times. We slept well with nearly all the windows open for the night air. The tide came in and we kayaked a little out front. Super quaint place to stay. Thank you so much Marcie for the hospitality—-including eggs and veggies! P.S. we left “Flat Butchie”, my adventurous brother who passed a few years back—-he loved Nova Scotia and would have liked that place—so he stayed in the front room"