Ingonish Cottages

A coastal village with white houses, a beach, and a forested hill in the background.

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A rustic cabin-style building with a porch and steps, surrounded by autumn foliage.

1. Ingonish Chalets

Ingonish

David

includes taxes & fees

19 Oct - 20 Oct

A view from a porch overlooking a large body of water with distant hills.

2. Lantern Hill & Hollow

Ingonish Beach

Claus

includes taxes & fees

19 Oct - 20 Oct

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Top Ingonish Hotel Reviews

Ingonish Chalets

10/10 Excellent

"We ended up staying three different places during our time in Cape Breton, honestly wouldn't have minded staying the whole time here as a base."

Castle Rock Country Inn

10/10 Excellent

"We had an amazing stay here, for one night, as we traversed the Cabot Trail. Staff were awesome and the breakfast was the best we’ve had in a hotel in a long, long time. So many choices, cooked hot and brought to the buffet in a steady stream. A terrific variety of tea, plus coffee. One note: many of the rooms are up one floor and there is no elevator, so if stairs are a consideration for you, ask for a main-floor room. Would 10/10 stay here again!"

Blue Bayou Resort

10/10 Excellent

"This was everything we hoped it would be. Unique, private, clean, well equipped as it should be and convenient to the North coast for all the beauty and wilderness it has to offer. Everything worked except for the weather which no one can control. When I come back to Cape Breton, I will be booking Blue Bayou again and well in advance since it will soon be a must for thousands of Cabot Trail visitors throughout the season."

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