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Victoria's Historic Inn

Victoria's Historic Inn

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600 Main St, Wolfville, Nova Scotia, B4P 1E8, Canada
(902) 542-5744 www.victoriasinn.com
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Jul 16, 2018
We stay at Victoria's Historic Inn at least 2 x /yr. It is absolutely wonderful. The breakfast is superb, the accommodations comfy, classy and elegant and the service superior. The best spot in the valley!

Jul 11, 2018
If you want to stay in luxury combined with heritage this is something to check out. Chefs breakfast. Super staff. Option for different styles. Very good price value

May 27, 2018
My room, up a flight of stairs is in what once served as a carriage house. The buildings, the gardens and my room are a sweet combination of historic charm and modern convenience. Cable tv and internet worked flawlessly. My room is larger and more like home than the typical cookie cutter motel. Upscale pleasant touches included lovely plush white cotton robes, exceptionally comfortable bed, and a very tasty hot breakfast. The staff were welcoming and efficient. There was no fridge or microwave in my room but it didn't matter. I wouldn't change a thing.

Jun 11, 2018
Beautiful inn with amazing staff, very friendly and welcoming. The stay was lovely and breakfast was amazing. Lovely place to stay in the valley

Apr 30, 2018
Absolutely lovely place to stay. So quaint and cozy with an homage to its history. Lovely style of rooms. Very quickly felt like home. 24h service and access in and out at any time of day. Very intricate layout of floors. In/outdoor seating area (outdoors but sheltered) and inside living room lobby with a very homey feel. Service was great, they did a walkthrough of the room and its features. Wifi, cable, electric fireplace, large tub, stand on balcony in the room. Breakfast was your standard few options, but was perfect in its own way. Great value for the otherwise low cost.

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